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Icelandic39 questions about Spanish
- Is there any difference between these three words: "besos," "besotes" and "besazos"?
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Tienen el mismo significado pero diferente nivel de intensidad. Como besos es como algo pequeño, besotes es como te va a dar un beso muy grande y besazos es como más grande que eso.
- How to say "a pair of jeans" in Spanish correctly?
If I want to say "a pair of jeans or trousers" in Spanish, should I use "el pantalon" or "los pantalones"?
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Pantalones: dos o más Pantalon: uno solo
- te gusta or te gustan?
don't understand the difference "te gusta" and "te gustan". help me pls
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Hi Milania! We say "te gusta" when we refer to one thing (singular) or activity you like. Example: ¿Te gusta el chocolate? / ¿Te gusta viajar? / Te gusta el cine. / Te gusta leer. On the other hand, we say "te gustan" when we refer to things in plural. Example: ¿Te gustan los coches? / Te gustan las películas de acción. Hope my explanation was helpful! Fernando
- What is the meaning of "chachi" in Spanish?
Could you help me understand the meaning of the word "chachi" addressed to me? How to react or answer?
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¡Hola! La traducción que considero más parecía sería "cool!" Decimos "chachi" ante una propuesta que nos parece una buenísima idea para confirmar nuestra aprobación. Se utiliza en un registro de lenguaje bastante bajo o también familiar. Espero haberte ayudado ;)
- Hello! Could you explain me please what is flakita bonita?
Is "flakita bonita" some kind of slang?
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As before said " little skinny girl". Usually it's used as a "cute" way to call your girlfriend (but she actually should be at least thin. Otherwise it doesn't make sense or it could even be ofensive if she's thick because it could be taken as sarcasm/irony)
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JJayrodri
“Yo tengo sueño” is what I say when I am sleepy. It would directly translate to “I am sleepy”. Another way to say you are sleepy is “Yo estoy cansado” which would more directly translate to “I am exhausted”
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Hi. I am colombian. You can use "Tonto/a", "Bobo/a" (male -o, female -a). Or the diminutives "Tontito/a", "Bobito/a".
