Citizenship Classes in Spanish

How to say Citizenship Classes in Spanish? Let’s learn the correct translation and context for using this phrase.

How to say citizenship classes in Spanish?

¿Cómo se dice citizenship classes en español? Citizenship classes in Spanish translation: clases de ciudadanía.

Sentences with the phrase citizenship classes in Spanish:

Estoy pensando en tomar algunas clases de ciudadanía.	–	I’m thinking of taking some citizenship classes.
Las clases de ciudadanía están cada vez más caras.	–	Citizenship classes are getting more and more expensive.
¿Qué precio tendrán las clases de ciudadanía?	–	How much will citizenship classes cost?
¿Deseas tomar clases de ciudadanía?	–	Do you want to take citizenship classes?
¿En qué país irás a tomar las clases de ciudadanía?	–	In which country will you go to take citizenship classes?
Iré a Francia a tomar clases de ciudadanía.	–	I’m going to France to take citizenship classes.
¡Estoy excitado por tomar esas clases de ciudadanía!	–	I’m excited about taking those citizenship classes!
No sé aún cuál será mi destino pero deseo tomar ya esas clases de ciudadanía.	–	I don’t know yet what my destiny will be but I want to take those citizenship classes now.
Para poder pertenecer a este país debo tomar clases de ciudadanía.	–	In order to belong to this country I must take citizenship classes.
Para tener la residencia primero debo tomar clases de ciudadanía.	–	To get residency I must first take citizenship classes.
¿Irás conmigo a tomar clases de ciudadanía?	–	Will you go with me to take citizenship classes?
¡Iremos juntos a tomar clases de ciudadanía!	–	We’re going to take citizenship classes together!
Me parece que el precio de las clases de ciudadanía es excesivo.	–	It seems to me that the price of citizenship classes is excessive.
No me parece justo el precio de esas clases de ciudadanía.	–	I don’t think the price of those citizenship classes is fair.
Para las clases de ciudadanía hay que hacer cola.	–	For citizenship classes you have to queue.
¿Hay que hacer cola para las clases de ciudadanía?	–	Do I have to queue for citizenship classes?
Si hay que hay que hacer cola para las clases de ciudadanía entonces no las daré.	–	If you have to queue for citizenship classes then I won’t give them.
Tuve que madrugar para tomar las clases de ciudadanía.	–	I had to get up early to take citizenship classes.
No voy a madrugar para tomar las clases de ciudadanía.	–	I’m not going to get up early to take citizenship classes.
Si deseas tomar las clases de ciudadanía junto a mí tenemos que pagar a la mitad.	–	If you want to take citizenship classes with me we have to pay half.
Podrías venir junto a mí a disfrutar de las clases de ciudadanía si deseas.	–	You could come with me to enjoy the citizenship classes if you want.
Voy a preguntar a un amigo qué hay que hacer para tomar las clases de ciudadanía.	–	I’m going to ask a friend what I have to do to take citizenship classes.
Según mi amigo las clases de ciudadanía son bien caras.	–	According to my friend, citizenship classes are very expensive.
No creo que tenga suficiente dinero para tomar las clases de ciudadanía.	–	I don’t think he has enough money to take citizenship classes.
Es bien complicado tomar clases de ciudadanía.	–	It is very difficult to take citizenship classes.
Hay que sacar muchos papeles para poder tomar clases de ciudadanía.	–	You have to take out a lot of papers to be able to take citizenship classes.
Si no vas a tomar las clases de ciudadanía no podrás radicarte en este país.	–	If you are not going to take citizenship classes, you will not be able to settle in this country.
No voy a tomar las clases de ciudadanía porque no pienso quedarme en este país.	–	I’m not going to take citizenship classes because I don’t plan to stay in this country.
Las clases de ciudadanía son solo para los que tienen un año de vivir en este país.	–	Citizenship classes are only for those who have lived in this country for a year.
¿No te embullas a tomar clases de ciudadanía para España?	–	Aren’t you excited to take citizenship classes for Spain?

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