Translating "wide" > "ancho" or "amplio"
Thank you, Silvia, for the Weekend Workout exercise of 25th September entitled "Inclusive Language Debate" - It also taught me that there is a subtle difference between "amplio" and "ancho" >
In the following sentence, I [incorrectly !] used "ancha":
"... este debate refleja una tensión más amplia entre identidad y gramática"
/ "...this debate reflects a wider tension between identity and grammar".
I [think I] now see that "ancho/a" is applicable only when some sort of physical measurement may be taken?
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[Our local Adult-education Centre has three female teachers and one male teacher (younger than the others). So the [Lady] Principal always 'reinterprets' the rule about pronoun-usage when she composes correspondence and notices which come from the School - and deliberately refers to her team using "nosotras !"]
Un Abrazo - David M
Thank you, Silvia, for the Weekend Workout exercise of 25th September entitled "Inclusive Language Debate" - It also taught me that there is a subtle difference between "amplio" and "ancho" >
In the following sentence, I [incorrectly !] used "ancha":
"... este debate refleja una tensión más amplia entre identidad y gramática"
/ "...this debate reflects a wider tension between identity and grammar".
I [think I] now see that "ancho/a" is applicable only when some sort of physical measurement may be taken?
- - - - - -
[Our local Adult-education Centre has three female teachers and one male teacher (younger than the others). So the [Lady] Principal always 'reinterprets' the rule about pronoun-usage when she composes correspondence and notices which come from the School - and deliberately refers to her team using "nosotras !"]
Un Abrazo - David M
Este ejercicio es el primer interactive ejercicio que he probado. Lo disfruté, y sin duda haré más. Gracias. J
It seems this post contains questions on two different topics. I am asking how to know to use the vosotros form of ver rather than the ustedes form when asking about checking on piglets, which sounds completely lovely to me :-)
Muchas gracias por esta historia de la letra ñ. Aprendí mucho y especialmente interesante era la información de la ñ en otros idiomas ---p.e., el gallego, el quechua, el filipino o el guaraní.
Saludos,
I. Pati Ecuamiga
In the example: Estoy por prestarle yo el dinero a Carmen...
I am confused by the inclusion of the first person pronoun "yo". Please explain why "yo" is needed/included in the sentence.
Saludos,
I. Pati Ecuamiga
why the Castillan pronunciation of the letter S, if a Latin American Spanich language course?
Creo que esto debría leer "I don't believe THERE WILL ever be such a wonderful wedding as yours."
"Been" in English is a past tense verb. This is the subjunctive of the present tense.
Why does en modo alguno translate to in no way?
When someone asks: Como te llamas
Can I answer: Soy John
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