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What does quise mean?

"Quise" is the past tense of the verb "querer" in Spanish, meaning "to want" or "to wish".

It is used to express that someone wanted or wished to do something in the past.

Examples:

* Yo quise ir a la playa: I wanted to go to the beach.

* Ella quiso comer pizza: She wanted to eat pizza.

* Nosotros quisimos viajar a Europa: We wanted to travel to Europe.

Note: "Quise" is the first person singular form of the past tense of "querer". For other persons, the past tense forms are:

* Quisiste: You wanted (second person singular)

* Quiso: He/She/It wanted (third person singular)

* Quisimos: We wanted (first person plural)

* Quisisteis: You wanted (second person plural)

* Quisieron: They wanted (third person plural)

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