"¿Cuándo vas a ponerte tu camisa nueva?"

Translation:When are you going to put on your new shirt?

8 months ago

8 Comments

What's the difference here between "ponerte" and "llevarte"?

8 months ago

Ponerse = to put on (an item of clothing)

Llevar or llevar puesto = to wear an item of clothing

Llevarse an item of clothing = To steal it!

4 months ago

I think "ponerte" is used for "put on" and "llevarte" is used for "wear".

6 months ago

Very unclear diction! Even in slow mode, there was no sound that resembled P...it sounded like "conerse" which makes no sense!

2 months ago

poner sounded like coner. it changes when I get my ears close to the speaker or stay away.

1 month ago

It sounds weird to say put on in this context, I would use to wear your instead of to put on your.

3 months ago

What context?

2 months ago

Except "wear your" is not what the Spanish sentence says.

2 months ago