How to Say "you weep" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “you weep” is “lloras” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
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more formal or poetic
Examples
¿Por qué lloras, mi amor?
Why are you crying, my love?
Tú siempre lloras con las películas tristes.
You always cry with sad movies.
Si no lloras, no te sientes mejor.
If you don't cry, you don't feel better.
The 's' Ending
In Spanish, adding an 's' to the end of a verb usually means the subject is 'tú' (the informal version of 'you').
Dropping the Pronoun
Because 'lloras' specifically means 'you cry,' you don't need to say 'tú' unless you want to emphasize it.
Forget the 's'
Mistake: “Tú llora.”
Correction: Say 'Tú lloras.' Without the 's,' it sounds like a command or refers to someone else (he/she).
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