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25 Dec 2016
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Is the verb "to ride" (i think montar) used the same way as in english? For example, how would you say "to ride a bicycle" vs "riding in a car"? Same verb?
Is the verb "to ride" (i think montar) used the same way as in english? For example, how would you say "to ride a bicycle" vs "riding in a car"? Same verb?
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Yes, it's the same. For example:
-Voy a montar en bici para dar una vuelta.
-Me voy a montar ya en el coche (a child to his/her father).
And with horses is different, it is not "montar en", but "montar a".
-Mañana montaré a caballo.
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