J. Calleja

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	680 reputation	bio	website		visits	member for	1 year, 7 months
28 badges		location	San Sebastián, Spain		seen	May 3 at 13:28

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Nov 15	awarded	Yearling
Mar 21	answered	What would be a good way to express “You can't get something out of nothing”?
Mar 12	awarded	Beta
Feb 9	comment	Translation of the C++ “move constructor” language element It allows to transfer resources from the object being copied. It is normally invoked when copying temporal objects that are going to be destroyed afterwards.
Feb 8	comment	Word usage: “caminamos” VS “caminábamos” Sorry, I didn't notice it was past tense. I have updated the answer.
Feb 8	revised	Word usage: “caminamos” VS “caminábamos” Fix answer
Feb 7	answered	Word usage: “caminamos” VS “caminábamos”
Feb 1	accepted	Translation of the C++ “move constructor” language element
Jan 27	awarded	Nice Question
Jan 17	awarded	Nice Question
Dec 22	comment	What is the symbol “&” called in Spanish? Neither et nor ampersand (which is a direct english translation) exist in DRAE with that meaning. I think the best name is et, but I had never heard of it. So I asked if a better name exist.
Dec 22	asked	What is the symbol “&” called in Spanish?
Dec 14	comment	What is an expression in parentheses in the middle of a phrase called? I think those are just changes to the original post in order to clarify the meaning. They are in parenthesis to mark that they where added afterwards. It is very common when transcribing spoken speechs.
Dec 14	answered	Why isn't “good morning” “buenas mañanas”?
Dec 13	accepted	Is there any subtle difference between the two forms of the imperfect subjuntive?
Dec 12	asked	Translation of the C++ “move constructor” language element
Dec 8	answered	Usage of “millar” vs “millón”
Nov 28	awarded	Nice Question
Nov 24	answered	What does “lo” in “(no) lo es” refer to?
Nov 24	comment	Can “los cristales” be translated as “mirrors” or “looking glasses”? @Jon Ericson Yes, I think it is a better translation although it is difficult to translate that verb because "me dirán" sounds weird without a "direct object".