Okay, so I’ve been trying to figure out this whole “cuando cumple” thing. It’s basically asking “when is the birthday,” right? Sounds simple, but I wanted to be absolutely sure I got it right, so I went down a bit of a rabbit hole.
My Little Experiment
First, I typed “cuando cumple” into a translator, just to get the basic meaning. Yep, “when is the birthday” popped up. Okay, cool. But I didn’t want to just rely on a single translation. I wanted to see it in action.
So then I started searching for examples, phrases, you know, real-life uses. I figured seeing it in context would help me understand it better.
- I found some sample sentences like, “Cuando cumple años tu hermano?” – “When is your brother’s birthday?”
- And then, “¿Cuándo cumple ella?” which is basically, “When is her birthday?”.
After that, I tried making up my own sentences. I practiced saying them out loud, just to get a feel for the pronunciation and make sure I wasn’t messing it up too badly.
I am still working on * I feel more confident using it now. It wasn’t just about memorizing a phrase, but about actually understanding how it’s used. It felt great!
