Lesson 58 · 9:18
So that, hopefully
Use the flipped form after para que and ojalá: a hope is not a fact. Gift words: ojalá, llover.
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What you learn
- para que + flipped form when the person changes; para + infinitive when it's the same person
- ojalá (que) + flipped form; ¡Ojalá! = I hope so!
- Gift words: ojalá (hopefully), llover (to rain)
- Tangent: ojalá comes from Arabic
Sentences you can say
- Ojalá que no llueva. (Hopefully it doesn't rain.)
- Te lo mando para que lo tengas.
- Ojalá que te guste.
Watch out for
"Ojalá que no llueve" → a hope is not a fact: Ojalá que no llueva.