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Icelandic44 questions about Spanish
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the words "por" and "para" are prepositions which have different uses but their main difference is this: POR : expresses the motive, cause or reason behind an action. if you can substitute "because of" into your sentence, you need this preposition ej: fuí a la fiesta solo por tí (i went to the party for you) PARA: indicates the ultimate purpose of the action if you can substitute "in order to", "so" or "to" you need this preposition ej: fuí a la fiesta para ver a ver a Veronica (fuí a la fiesta a ver a veronica)
- Who knows the meaning of this phrase in Spanish:Dime de lo que presumes, y te diré de lo que careces
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Hi, that sentence is an idiom, you wouldn’t translate it literally as you read it. The meaning is “a show of person that use to be proud of the things he/she owns or does, really doesn’t have that and is lacking in that”
- hablas otro idioma quieres conocer el idioma español de mexico yo puedo enseñarte.
gracias profesores por compartir sus enseñanzas asi uno tambien conoce frases y palabras de otros paises. Thank you teachers for sharing your teachings so one also knows phrases and words from other countries. Do you speak another language? Do you want to know the Spanish language of Mexico? I can teach you at night. Welcome to Mexico.
- For kid's spanish class, do you follow any curriculum? Thanks!
I am looking for a spanish teacher for an age 7 child, beginner.
- 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
