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23 February
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What is the difference between soso and insípido and blando ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between soso and insípido and blando ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- Spanish (Spain)
- Spanish (Mexico)
soso = aburrido
insípido = desabrido
blando = inconsistente
La presentación del pastel es muy sosa, al probarlo está insípido, todavía es posible ver la masa blanda.
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- Spanish (Spain)
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- Spanish (Mexico)
Otros significados.
Soso: sin chiste, poco interesante.
blando: suave, frágil, débil.
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