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12 Dec 2019
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Esperanto
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Japanese
Question about Spanish (Spain)
what's the difference between mí and me
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what's the difference between mí and me
en español
en español
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- Spanish (Spain)
mí es el pronombre personal de primera persona, por ejemplo puedes decir para mí es azul ¿ y para ti?
y mi es para señalar que algo te pertenece por ejemplo es mi carro
- Spanish (Mexico)
Mí is a tonic pronoun
Mi is a possessive adjective
Me is an atonic pronoun
Examples:
I like apples = Me gustan las manzanas
This is my pencil = Este es mi lápiz
It's easy for me = Es fácil para mí
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@Valentina_Borras spanish has sexy pronouns
- English (US)
@Valentina_Borras if you did not know that how can you speak Spanish
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- Spanish (Spain)
@boi1 i do know that but I never learnt how to explain it and I always failed the “sintaxis” part In Spanish xd
- English (US)
@Jose_H18 they teach you how to teach spanish?
- Spanish (Mexico)
@boi1 No, I learnt at school and mostly because I'm a self-taught. I like studying Spanish gramar
- English (US)
@Jose_H18 I like doing English grammar so that I can say
hey I want a coffee
me:umm excuse me coffee is not a countable noun
hey I want a coffee
me:umm excuse me coffee is not a countable noun
- Spanish (Mexico)
@boi1 Haha. Grammar isn't exactly useful in daily life, but if you want to speak and express yourself perfectly, grammar is absolutely necessary. Specially if you are a lawyer, a teacher, or just someone who wants to teach his language (like me), etc.
- English (US)
@Jose_H18 I guess
does spanish have countable nouns?
does spanish have countable nouns?
- Spanish (Mexico)
@boi1 Yes, it has. Countable nouns can be used either in singular or plural. Uncountable nouns only can be used in singular, but there are some exceptions
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@boi1 I mentioned both countable and uncountable
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