"Los niños caminan."

Translation: The boys walk.

[Sally480643]

How do you know whether niños means "boys" vs "children?

[MarissaHar12]

I know right, like there should be a different letter there or something.

[dkat]

the variability on what it accepts as a spelling error or not is confusing. It just accepted tienemos but not caminen

[Iago]

I believe it's because tienemos is not actually a word, but caminen, if I'm not mistaken, is the subjunctive version of caminan

[dkat]

Thank you. That helps to understand. I keep having typos ('the' when I mean 'they') and I should simply be more careful. It is less painful to be counted wrong knowing my intentions were right when I know there is a reason.

[AdrianSori1]

''Los niños caminan'' es muy facil de esplicar

[11Ravichandran_G]

no es facil

[11Ravichandran_G]

es no facil

[11Ravichandran_G]

sup

[missbobolly]

Nothin much

[rainbowind]

It means :the boys walk

[Jacob75636]

Mis cuplianos

[Patrick726244]

Why does caminan end with an -an rather than an -en, and how do I know when to use either conjugation?

[halfyou]

I keep getting "camina" and "camisa" mixed up, does anybody have a few remembering tips? :)

[Andreaja69]

Do you know 'camiseta', which is T-shirt? If you learn 'camisa' with 'camiseta', maybe that will help. 'Camina' then doesn't have the 's' of the other two words.

[halfyou]

Thank you! I will try :)