quede

be, is, stay

Verb quede

First-person singular (yo) present subjunctive form of quedar.
Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present subjunctive form of quedar.
Formal second-person singular (usted) imperative form of quedar.

Examples

¿Quieres que me lo quede?

Don't you want me to keep it?

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Permite que Tom se quede en casa.

Let Tom stay home.

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Beba cemento líquido y quede verdaderamente petrificado.

Drink wet cement and get really petrified.

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Tenemos que convencer a Tom de que se quede aquí.

We have to convince Tom to stay here.

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¡Deja que se quede en casa si él quiere!

Let him stay home if he wants!

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Queremos que Tom se quede y ayude.

We want Tom to stay and help.

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Deja que Tom se quede.

Let Tom stay.

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Ojalá quede pan todavía.

I hope there's still some bread left.

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Tom quiere que me quede por un par de semanas.

Tom wants me to stay for a couple of weeks.

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Todos me recomiendan que me quede acostado, pero yo quiero salir y disfrutar.

Everyone suggest me to stay in bed, but I want to go out and enjoy.

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