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desembarcar Negative Imperative Conjugation

desembarcarto disembark

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Quick answer:

The negative imperative of desembarcar always uses 'qu': no desembarques, no desembarque, no desembarquemos, no desembarquéis, no desembarquen.

desembarcar Negative Imperative Forms

no desembarques
ustedno desembarque
nosotrosno desembarquemos
vosotrosno desembarquéis
ustedesno desembarquen

When to Use the Negative Imperative

Use this to tell someone not to get off the vessel yet, usually for safety reasons.

Notes on desembarcar in the Negative Imperative

Since it follows the present subjunctive, all forms use 'qu' instead of 'c' to maintain the hard 'k' sound before the 'e' endings.

Example Sentences

  • No desembarques hasta que el barco se detenga.

    Don't disembark until the boat stops.

  • No desembarquen todavía, hay mucho viento.

    Don't disembark yet, it's very windy.

    ustedes

  • No desembarquemos aquí; es peligroso.

    Let's not disembark here; it's dangerous.

    nosotros

Common Mistakes

  • Mistake: Saying 'no desembarca' for a command.

    Correct: no desembarques

    Why: Negative commands must use the subjunctive forms, never the indicative 'tú' form.

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