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cómo se utiliza "ya"?
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- Catalan
- Spanish (Spain)
Se usa para indicar que algo está ocurriendo en este preciso instante. En italiano existen varias palabras según el uso (subito, adesso, già, ora...) pero en español puedes utilizar "ya" en casi todos los casos
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- Spanish (Spain)
Ya se usa muy amenudo cuando hablamos de el presente, por ejemplo:
-¿Cuando vas a hacer la tarea?
-"Ya" mismo la hago
Aun que tambien se puede emplear para otros casos como pudiera ser el ligar o unir cierta oración con otra.
Por ejemplo:
No debes hacer esto, "ya" que podrías caerte.
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