Indirect Commands in Spanish

What is an indirect command in Spanish?

Learn how to use the indirect commands in Spanish. Note: When the command is given through a third party, indirect commands in Spanish are used. The form is “que + Present subjunctive” e.g. Que venga Rosa. – Let Rose come. Que vengan a las once – Have them come at eleven o’clock. Que hable lo que tiene que hablar- Let him speak what he has to speak Note: Indirect commands are also used to convey a hope or a wish. Que le ganes la pelea – (I want) you (to) win the fight. Que tenga un feliz cumpleaños – May you have a happy birthday Que logres tu objetivo – (I want) you (to) achieve your goal – The following examples include pronouns and negative commands. Que no venga Rosa. – Do not let Rose come. Que no vengan a las once – Do not have them come at eleven o’clock. Read more about the Spanish grammar

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