Breakdown of ¿Tu hermano menor quiere jugar este videojuego?
el hermano
the brother
tu
your
querer
to want
el videojuego
video game
Questions & Answers about ¿Tu hermano menor quiere jugar este videojuego?
Why do we use menor instead of más joven for "younger"?
While más joven literally means "more young", Spanish prefers the irregular comparative menor to mean "younger" when talking about people's ages, especially siblings. Notice that like most descriptive adjectives, it comes directly after the noun: hermano menor.
Why is jugar left in its infinitive form instead of being conjugated?
When two verbs are used together to express a single idea (like wanting to do something), only the first verb is conjugated. Here, quiere is conjugated for the brother, so the second verb jugar stays in the infinitive to mean "to play".
I always mix up este and esto. Why is it este here?
Don't you normally need the preposition a after the verb jugar?