matricularse en un colegio

[paganpoetrynat]

hola a todos
podrian ayudareme porfavor con esta frase
-él se matriculó en el Colegio Carolino.
-he enregistered into Corolino's School?
muchas gracias

 

[mirrorjane]

Hola!
"He registered at Carolino School" (or high school, depending on the age of the students)

 

[fuzzzylogix]

or, He's enrolled at Carolino School.

 

[zumac]

or, He's enrolled at Carolino School.

Yes, "enrolled" is much better.

You enroll at a school, college, or university.
You enroll in the army.
You register to vote.
You register your car.

Well, that's at least what we say in the USA. Perhaps an English speaker from former British Somaliland might disagree.

Saludos.

 

[parhuzam]

Hola Zumac

Re: You enroll in the army ? You must mean enlist or sign up.

Not from Somaliland... but Xanadú...



Saludos.

 

[paganpoetrynat]

thanks a lot zumac you really help me!!!

 

[zumac]

Hola Zumac

Re: You enroll in the army ? You must mean enlist or sign up.

Not from Somaliland... but Xanadú...

Saludos.

Your right, "enlist in the army" is the more common term. But "enroll" is also used. Maybe I was thinking of enrolling in the Xanadú army.

Saludos.