How do you say these words in spanish?

Question

Drive and mood
Drive like "I want to drive the car"
Mood like"It depends on her mood"?

Answer 1

To drive = Manejar or conducir
Mood = humor, estado de ánimo or estado anímico or ánimo

I want to drive a car = Quiero manejar (or conducir) un auto (or coche)

It depends on her mood = Dependiendo de su humor (or estado de ánimo or estado anímico or ánimo)

Hope that helps ;)

Answer 2

There are two verbs used to mean "to drive", depending on the country you're in: In Spain, "conducir" is used, and in Latin America, "manejar" is more commonly used.
As far as mood, from what I've researched, `animo, with the accent over the 'a' is used.

Answer 3

Drive: "Conducir";
in much of Latin America, the word "Manejar" is used instead of "conducir": "I want to drive the car" - in Spain - "Quiero conducir el coche"; in Latin America: "Quiero manejar el carro"

Mood is "el humor", but to say "it depends on her mood, you would probably say it in a slightly different way; something like "Depende de cómo se siente" - "It depends on how she feels"

Answer 4

*drive and mood=manejar y humor*

*drive like"I want to drive the car" =manejar como yo si yo quisiera manejar el carro*

*mood like"It depends on her mood"? =humor como si dependiera de su humor*

hope it works..
xoxo

Answer 5

Drive= maneje
mood= humor

Answer 6

Quiero manejar (Latin America) or conducir (Spain) el carro (Latin America) or coche (Spain).

Depende de su estado de ánimo.