Spanish grammar - 'With me' - conmigo, contigo and consigo |
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The following are common contractions in Spanish: • conmigo means 'with me' • contigo means 'with you (familiar)' • consigo means 'with himheryou (formal)' but is usually only used in literary or formal contexts. These are contractions of con meaning 'with' and the stressed pronouns mí, ti and sí. |
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¿Puedo ir contigo al cine?
Can (I) go with you (familiar) to the cinema? |
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Voy a nadar. ¿Vienes conmigo, Bette?
I am going to swim. Are (you, familiar) coming with me, Bette? |
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¿Te gusta venir conmigo al parque?
Do (you, familiar) like to come with me to the park? |
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María está estudiando contigo en la biblioteca.
María is studying with you (familiar) in the library. |
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El profesor ha trabajado conmigo en el proyecto.
The teacher has worked with me on the project. |
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Juan no quiere ir consigo a la reunión.
Juan doesn't want to go with him/her/you (formal) to the meeting. |
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A ella le gusta caminar conmigo por el parque.
She likes to walk with me through the park. |
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¿Vas a estudiar conmigo para el examen?
Are (you, familiar) going to study with me for the exam? |
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¿Estás aprendiendo español conmigo?
Are (you, familiar) learning Spanish with me? |
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A Juan le gusta hablar contigo.
Juan likes to talk with you (familiar). |
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La maestra va a trabajar conmigo mañana.
The teacher is going to work with me tomorrow. |
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No quiero ir al cine contigo.
(I) don't want to go to the movies with you (familiar). |
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Vamos a viajar contigo a Barcelona.
(We) are going to travel with you (familiar) to Barcelona.
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Pedro ha trabajado conmigo desde el año pasado.
Pedro has worked with me since last year. |
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¿Por qué no puedes ir conmigo al concierto?
Why can't (you, familiar) go with me to the concert? |
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Vamos a correr contigo en el maratón.
(We) are going to run with you (familiar) in the marathon.
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Ella prefiere ir consigo a la tienda.
She prefers to go to the store with him/her/you (formal). |
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