Spanish language help, again?

Question

A lot of you guys helped me out with Spanish a few hours ago, but I have another question now :)

How do you say, in Spanish, "I was robbed,"? Or, "I am being robbed,"?

How do you say these words, such as "robbed," "loved," (as in, "I was loved," or "I am loved,"?) and other such descriptors?

Mucho Gracias

Answer 1

Me robó.  that´s all you need.

alguién me robó.   or me están robando, if you can actually say it while it is happening.  but mostly it´s an "Oh!  I just noticed my wallet is gone!" kind of thing.  They're pretty deft, those thieves are.

just always look like you are aware of everything that is going on around you...keep your purse tucked under your arm, and other valuables inside your clothing.  You should be okay.  It's when they know you aren't aware, that they tend to strike.

and you will get even more response in the languages category.

Answer 2

I was robbed: "Me robaron"

I am being robbed: "Me están robando"

Are you talking about someone who stole you?

"Loved", or "robbed" could have to much translations to the Spanish. For example: if you say "I loved her" in spanish is "Yo la AMÉ". But if you say "I was loved" you have to say "Yo fuí AMADO".

If you say "If she loved me" that is "Si ella me AMARA".

So "Amé", "Amado" and "Amara" is some of the translations for "loved". It also depences of which person are you talking about. "I loved" is "Yo AMÉ", but "You Loved" is "Tú AMASTE". If you say "She loved" is "Ella AMÓ". But those words could be translated as "Amaba" and "amabas".

It's very complicated, it depences of the person and the kind of past you are talking about.

Cheers!

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A little correction: the correct way to say "Thank you very much" is "Muchas gracias".

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Answer 3

ooo el me purse!

oo el I luvs ya!

ool el I luved me purse for et wuz robboed