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Question about Spanish (Mexico)
How do you say this in Spanish (Mexico)?
- How long have you been learning French?
- At what age did you start learning French?
How do you say this in Spanish (Mexico)?
- How long have you been learning French?
- At what age did you start learning French?
- How long have you been learning French?
- At what age did you start learning French?
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- Spanish (Mexico)
¿Cuánto tiempo has/ha estado aprendiendo francés?
¿A qué edad comenzaste/comenzó a aprender francés?
¿Cuánto tiempo has/ha estado aprendiendo francés?
¿A qué edad comenzaste/comenzó a aprender francés?
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- English (US)
@thejooshuabear Thank you!
Just to make sure...
(tú) has estado aprendiendo
(tú) comenzaste
(usted) ha estado aprendiendo
(usted) comenzó
Is everything correct?
Just to make sure...
(tú) has estado aprendiendo
(tú) comenzaste
(usted) ha estado aprendiendo
(usted) comenzó
Is everything correct?
- Spanish (Mexico)
Yes, tú is casual, for friends. and usted is polite
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- English (US)
@thejooshuabear Thank you! :)
I see that you're from El Salvador where "vos" is used instead of "tú".
Using "vos", do the two conjugations ("has estado aprendiendo" and "comenzaste") remain the same?
I see that you're from El Salvador where "vos" is used instead of "tú".
Using "vos", do the two conjugations ("has estado aprendiendo" and "comenzaste") remain the same?
- Spanish (Mexico)
@4everlearning Yes, vos is the same conjugation always. To be honest, 50/50 people use vos y tú in my country, when you meet someone new we start talking to him/her with “usted” but after some time, when this person becomes your friend, you can use “vos”. I prefer vos over tú jajaja
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- Spanish (Mexico)
since you are here @4everlearning what is the difference between mad and insane
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- English (US)
@thejooshuabear They mean the same if you're saying "loco(a)".
But "mad" also means "enojado(a)" (as in "Juan/María está enojad@ conmigo. Ya no me habla") which "insane" doesn't.
Also, some examples include...
"an insane amount of food" = a CRAZY amount of food
But "mad" also means "enojado(a)" (as in "Juan/María está enojad@ conmigo. Ya no me habla") which "insane" doesn't.
Also, some examples include...
"an insane amount of food" = a CRAZY amount of food
- Spanish (Mexico)
@4everlearning mmm it's hard to explain. I would say that we all use “vos”. but you should learn both uses. Don't worry, both are the same, but if you use “vos” you will sound as a Salvadoran
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@4everlearning Ohh thanks. You have been very useful. It's a big coincidence that you are interested in El Salvador
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