Rellikiox

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Dec 27	awarded	Yearling
Jan 8	answered	Proper response to “con permiso”
Jan 8	answered	Translation of “to talk behind someone's back”
Jan 7	answered	Any rhyme or reason to the names of playing cards?
Jan 5	awarded	Commentator
Jan 5	comment	What is the plural of 'Cuba Libre' (the beverage)? I haven't either, but it's grammatically correct.
Jan 4	comment	When to add prepositions before an infinitive verb (por/para/a/de)? Well, they are used like prepositions, but they are not, since a preposition must be a single word (from my understanding).
Jan 3	comment	When to add prepositions before an infinitive verb (por/para/a/de)? antes de, cerca de, delante de, etc are locuciones preposicionales, they are used like prepositions.
Jan 3	revised	When to add prepositions before an infinitive verb (por/para/a/de)? Minor formating
Jan 3	comment	When to add prepositions before an infinitive verb (por/para/a/de)? Of course: buscon.rae.es/dpdI/html/glosario.htm (scroll to preposición)
Jan 3	comment	When to add prepositions before an infinitive verb (por/para/a/de)? The actual list is: a, ante, bajo, con, contra, de, desde, durante, en, entre, hacia, hasta, mediante, para, por, pro, según, sin, sobre, tras, vía.
Jan 3	answered	What is the plural of 'Cuba Libre' (the beverage)?
Jan 3	answered	Interpretation of quotes or famous sayings
Jan 3	suggested	suggested edit on When to add prepositions before an infinitive verb (por/para/a/de)?
Jan 2	comment	How should I translate “he is a pain in the ass”? You can add: porculero (very vulgar), pesao, cansino, toca-pelotas, to the Spanish list.
Jan 2	answered	Translating “I'm bad with [remembering] something”
Jan 2	comment	“It was great to see you” This is very country dependent. Never heard it in Spain.
Jan 2	awarded	Critic
Dec 31	answered	Difference between some verbs and pronomial forms of the verb with the same translation
Dec 30	answered	video vs. grabación