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05/03/19

What’s the different between the subjunctive, conditional, present, and perfect tenses in Spanish?

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05/03/19

Grammar: "te veo los ojos"?

I have few questions: 1. In the example `"Te veo los ojos"`, in English that is `"I see your eyes"`. `te=your`, right? If I change the sentence to `"Se veo los ojos"`, then it will become `"I see... more

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Spanish

05/01/19

Hola, Susana. _________ Pablo. ¿Qué tal?

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Spanish

05/01/19

¡Wujuu! Hace ____________ aquí en las aguas tropicales.

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Spanish

04/30/19

How is the conjugation for the "vos" pronoun in forms beyond the present indicative?

How is **vos** (the Argentine pronoun) conjugated in forms beyond the present indicative? Would it be the same as the **vosotros** forms, except that the *i* is omitted? For example: > Vos... more

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Spanish

04/30/19

Does a verb following "por" and "para" always need to be in the infinitive?

I am trying to learn the uses of *por* and *para*. Whilst doing so I have noticed (maybe incorrectly) that verbs following *por* or *para* seem to pretty much be in the infinitive form. Is my... more

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Spanish

04/30/19

In Spanish, is it normal to insert a d sound in words like sonreírse, where n is directly followed by an r? Does the same happen for l and r?

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Spanish

04/30/19

Why do I have to put "que" in the sentence "es que yo sin ti."?

I can't seem to figure out the grammar for this sentence. I've tried looking online at learning resources but still can't figure it out. Here is the rest of the verse, it's from a song. >Es... more

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Spanish

04/30/19

Can possession in Spanish be formed by two nouns placed in juxtaposition?

I'm confused by this excerpt from *Historia de una gaviota y del gato que le enseñó a volar* by Luis Sepúlveda. It almost looks like an English possessive construction... more

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Spanish

04/29/19

In Spanish, is it more common to express the future using the formal future tense or by using the verb “ir” to express the future, for example: “Hablaré con Roberto” or “Voy a hablar con Roberto”?

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Spanish

04/29/19

Can I remove the first "que" in "un juego que hay que jugar"?

I saw these sentences on a pamphlet recently: >La vida no es un deporte para expectadores. Es un juego que hay que jugar. This is how I'd translate the sentence into English: >Life is not... more

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Spanish

04/29/19

In Spanish is there a good way to say “just”? For example, “How do I fix this?”, “Just do this.”

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Spanish

04/28/19

Using "Uno", "Un", and "Una" and a generalization of any number with a units digit of one?

To start of, let me clarify what I "know" about "*uno*", "*un*", and "*una*": - *Uno* is used when the object is not mentioned. - *Un* is when the object is mentioned. - *Una* is the feminine form... more

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Spanish

04/27/19

When do you use estar and forms of estar?

While ser is mostly used for permanent conditions except for expressing time (es la una, son las dos) and for expressing location of organized events (el desfile es en la ciudad - the parade is in... more

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Spanish

04/26/19

How do you use ser appropriately in the Spanish language?

Ser is mostly used for permanent conditions. First, ser is used for descriptions. For example, yo soy inteligente (I am intelligent), and la casa es grande (the house is big). Secondly, ser is used... more

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Spanish

04/26/19

Is it easy for Spanish people to understand Portugese?

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Spanish

04/26/19

Is it a good idea to consider attending Barcelona GSE if you don't know any Spanish or Catalan?

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Spanish

04/25/19

Is an A2 Spanish DELE certificate valuable for colleges? Would the admission office regard it highly or would it not be a factor in their decision?

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Spanish

04/25/19

Is it intentional that the word for "handcuffs" and "wife" is the same in Spanish?

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Spanish

04/24/19

Is it easier to learn Spanish or Portuguese with an English and German background?

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Spanish

04/23/19

Is European Spanish and the American continent Spanish the same?

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Spanish

04/23/19

Are there any common words in Chilean Spanish that come from indigenous languages?

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Spanish

04/23/19

DO people in Spanish use ir a infinitivo o the standard infinitive future endings more often?

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Spanish

04/23/19

“The bed is delicious” (original phrase in Spanish is: “La cama esta muy sabrosa”). Do you agree?

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Spanish

04/23/19

“Buenos días todos” Is that correct when saying good morning everyone in Spanish?

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What’s the different between the subjunctive, conditional, present, and perfect tenses in Spanish?

Grammar: "te veo los ojos"?

Hola, Susana. _________ Pablo. ¿Qué tal?

¡Wujuu! Hace ____________ aquí en las aguas tropicales.

How is the conjugation for the "vos" pronoun in forms beyond the present indicative?

Does a verb following "por" and "para" always need to be in the infinitive?

In Spanish, is it normal to insert a d sound in words like sonreírse, where n is directly followed by an r? Does the same happen for l and r?

Why do I have to put "que" in the sentence "es que yo sin ti."?

Can possession in Spanish be formed by two nouns placed in juxtaposition?

In Spanish, is it more common to express the future using the formal future tense or by using the verb “ir” to express the future, for example: “Hablaré con Roberto” or “Voy a hablar con Roberto”?

Can I remove the first "que" in "un juego que hay que jugar"?

In Spanish is there a good way to say “just”? For example, “How do I fix this?”, “Just do this.”

Using "Uno", "Un", and "Una" and a generalization of any number with a units digit of one?

When do you use estar and forms of estar?

How do you use ser appropriately in the Spanish language?

Is it easy for Spanish people to understand Portugese?

Is it a good idea to consider attending Barcelona GSE if you don't know any Spanish or Catalan?

Is an A2 Spanish DELE certificate valuable for colleges? Would the admission office regard it highly or would it not be a factor in their decision?

Is it intentional that the word for "handcuffs" and "wife" is the same in Spanish?

Is it easier to learn Spanish or Portuguese with an English and German background?

Is European Spanish and the American continent Spanish the same?

Are there any common words in Chilean Spanish that come from indigenous languages?

DO people in Spanish use ir a infinitivo o the standard infinitive future endings more often?

“The bed is delicious” (original phrase in Spanish is: “La cama esta muy sabrosa”). Do you agree?

“Buenos días todos” Is that correct when saying good morning everyone in Spanish?

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