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What is the difference between hacia and hasta ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between hacia and hasta ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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@wiyabu hacia indicates de direction you'll go and you can change it for "a" hasta indicates that this direction is the final of the road
-Vamos hacía Francia (we're going to France) and you can say too "Vamos a Francia"
-el territorio de Estados Unidos llega hasta Canadá (the territory of USA arrives until Canada)
-La misión de la NASA llegará hasta Marte (the mission of the NASA will arrive until Mars)
-Conduce hacia el hospital ¡Estoy sangrando! (drive to the hospital, I'm bleeding!) and you can say too "Conduce al hospital"
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- Catalan
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@wiyabu hacia indicates de direction you'll go and you can change it for "a" hasta indicates that this direction is the final of the road
-Vamos hacía Francia (we're going to France) and you can say too "Vamos a Francia"
-el territorio de Estados Unidos llega hasta Canadá (the territory of USA arrives until Canada)
-La misión de la NASA llegará hasta Marte (the mission of the NASA will arrive until Mars)
-Conduce hacia el hospital ¡Estoy sangrando! (drive to the hospital, I'm bleeding!) and you can say too "Conduce al hospital"
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Hacia significa "con destino a" "alrededor de" "en dirección a" etc
y puede ser reemplazada por "a" y "para"
Hasta expresa término o límite en cuanto al tiempo, el espacio o la cantidad. Cuando va seguido de un verbo indica el momento en el que acaba la acción, el proceso.
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