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21 May
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What is the difference between Favorite songs and Liked songs ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Favorite songs and Liked songs ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- Dutch
- English (US)
I am not sure where you got this from but maybe a billboard. Favorite songs or most liked songs is what I am thinking of. Maybe favorites of all time?
Favorite songs - canciones favoritas Most liked songs - canciones que más gustan
- Spanish (Mexico)
@Quince15 liked songs significa canciones que me gustan o canciones que me gustaron?
- Dutch
- English (US)
“I liked” es Me gustó está en tiempo pasado y “I like” es me gusta es en tiempo presente.
- Spanish (Mexico)
@Quince15 poreso la frase es : liked songs : significa canciones que me gustaron o que etiqueté y que me gustaron, igual que decir: songs I liked?
- Dutch
- English (US)
No cuando solo dice canciones “liked songs” es sin referirse a una persona, podría significar para todas las personas. pero cuando refutarte a mi es que “I liked” o tu “you liked”.
I hope this is the answer to your question.
- Spanish (Mexico)
@Quince15 entonces liked songs es como decir canciones que me gustaron o canciones gustadas o preferidas pero habla en general sin importar de cualquier persona?
- Dutch
- English (US)
exactamente, cuando solo dicen que “liked” eso no se refieren a ninguna persona, generalmente estás hablando de cualquiera que participe
- Spanish (Mexico)
@Quince15 amigo puedes decirme si estos tres son lo mismo, no puedo entenderlo
uncertain, ambiguous, doubtful
uncertain, ambiguous, doubtful
- Dutch
- English (US)
- Spanish (Mexico)
@Quince15 puedo usarlos igualmente cuando se refiere a confuso, dudoso, no claro, seguro, o no se sabe o no especifico? igual que it is unknown?
- Dutch
- English (US)
It depends because some words can change and some stay the same
Examples
The man is confused
These are confusing times
The man is uncertain
These are uncertain times
The man has doubts
These are doubtful times
The man is ambiguous
These are ambiguous times (opinion)
- Spanish (Mexico)
@Quince15 then,
the man is uncertain is the same as the man is confused/ambiguous/has doubts?
The same meaning?
Uncertain/ambiguous/doubtful/confusing times?
the man is uncertain is the same as the man is confused/ambiguous/has doubts?
The same meaning?
Uncertain/ambiguous/doubtful/confusing times?
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