can someone see if this is correct?

hola everyone...

i have an english phrase i want to have translated into spanish: "it's something that i'll always have with you."

i've tried to translate it myself and this is what i came up with: "es algo que siempre tener con tigo."

i feel that there is something missing there...i asked a spanish speaker how to say this in spanish and what she said was very similar to what i wrote, except there was a word or two in between "siempre" and "tener." the only problem is that she was too busy to write it down for me. =/

can anyone help me out here? any help will be very much appreciated...thanks!

actually, i figured it out. it was "voy a" inbetween those two words...

can someone help me out with another translation though?

"I want it to end."

so far, i have "quiero que termine," but I'm looking for another way to say it. I've heard someone say "quiero que sacar" or something like that. i'm sure "sacar" isn't a spanish word, but that's kind of how it sounded. can anyone help me out with this one?

thanks!

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Originally Posted by krazyboi

actually, i figured it out. it was "voy a" inbetween those two words...

can someone help me out with another translation though?

"I want it to end."

so far, i have "quiero que termine," but I'm looking for another way to say it. I've heard someone say "quiero que sacar" or something like that. i'm sure "sacar" isn't a spanish word, but that's kind of how it sounded. can anyone help me out with this one?

thanks!

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Hi!
Your translation "quiero que termine" is correct. Another way to say it can be: "quiero que se acabe".

And "sacar" is a Spanish word but has nothing to do with that phrase.

See u!

thank you so much nadia! "quiero que se acabe" was exactly what i was looking for! =)

1. "es algo que siempre voy a tener contigo"
2. "sacar" means "take" so the correct translation would be "I want to take...")