i need help translating this sentence from english to Latin Spanish:

"He made the basketball team."

im taking spanish 1 so im not sure which form of "make" to use.

thanks in advance

~stealthspy12

shouldn't this be in the homework section?

http://www.freetranslations.com

El hizo el equipo del baloncesto

haha don't blame me if it's wrong... I got it off of freetranslation.com! How sad, I'm mexican and I can't even speak it

no, hizo would be the past tense of the word "to create," so the sentence would mean if hizo was used: he created the basketball team. <_<

i want someone who actually is fluent with spanish to answer plz. and it's not really for homework ^_^

me either.

El esta en el equipo del baloncesto.

iunno im salvadorian and i dont know how to write in spanish

El Madel da Elbasquetbal El Team.

"He made the basketball team."
make=hacer?? i dont know, i've been taking 2 years of spanish o.O

basketball team=el equipo de baloncesto.

Yup... what he said =)

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lol jk.. thats not it... nice try though hahaha. 4 Years of spanish and it has gotten me nowhere.... I cannot remember crap X_X

These are actually both correct. The 1st one means "He made the basketball team"...she used it correclty buddy...trust me, mom & pops are Mex., and I speak Spanish, plus a bit of Italiano .
The 2nd one means "He is in the basketball team" which can pass for "He made the basketball team"...but if N E thing, the 1st one's correct. Just take my word.

Oh yeah, "hizo" isn't only the passed tense 4 "to create", it's also passed tense for "to make"...don't "create" & "make" have the same meaning in English N E way? Well I hope I've been of help !

el se puso un miembro del equipo del baloncesto [he became a member of the basketball team]

i'm in that to. but i dunno the answer...i took a really easy spanish test today...hopefully i did good on it

Yeah, hacer could also mean "to make". So XKali_chik_4_lifeX was right in "El hizo el equipo del baloncesto"

am i too late?

"el hizo el equipo de baloncesto"

it's not "del" it's "de"

Yeah, use freetranslation.com. But remember to move the words around the way it sounds right because when you just go to freetranslation.com they would translate it the order it was written and that sometimes don't make sense in Spanish.

im in enriched spanish 2. umm to make/to do=hacer.. conjugated=

Yo-hago nosotros-hacemos
Tu-haces
Usted/El/Ella-hace ustedes/ellas/ellos-hacen

thats what i think they all are? >_<

people, people, people. i'm in AP spanish, and if i've learned one thing over the years, it is that you do NOT use translators online. 90 something percent of the time, they don't translate it right. it's all messed up. and another thing, you CANNOT use "hacer" for "he MADE the basketball team". hacer means to do or make as in i do something, or i make my bed. hacer is mostly used for "to do".

yah, never use online translators.. and another thats obvious, and why you should never use translators online----- english has many many many homonyms, so they'll probably translate the wrong word anyways.

Girl...I've been speaking Spanish since I could speak! U COULD use "hacer" for "to make" the basketball team!!! YES U CAN!!!

Fluent speaker for 18 years here! Who knows more, someone who took maybe 4 years of Spanish in school (with all do respect, of course), or someone who has spoken it all their life? But wutever, no need 4 stupid petty arguments...but yeah. Hope everyone's doing good ?

freetranslation is really bad. you should try www.translation2.paralink.com - it's better.

not to argue, but my teacher from argentina pointed out that sometimes native speakers get it wrong too. not necessarily you, but some people. i wonder who's right..lol. i don't know..hacer just doesn't sound right in that context. and by the way AP is level 6 hehe.

^^^Yeah ur right...it's true that some of the Native speakers that didn't get the privlage 2 go 2 skool don't speak Spanish properly, which is the same 4 English speakers. But yeah...I wonder wut the correct answer is too ...