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Nov
26
 answered idioma, lengua and lenguaje
Nov
25
 comment Translating “be right back” (or “brb”)
In Chile you can say "Vuelvo al tiro"
Nov
25
 comment Indirect object and “le”
@Alenanno you're right. Corrected.
Nov
25
 comment Indirect object and “le”
@GonzaloMedina intenté cambiar el orden de las palabras de la oración pero no logré encontrar alguna combinación donde el "le" se pudiera omitir.
Nov
25
 revised Indirect object and “le”
Changed "last" with "that"
Nov
25
 asked Indirect object and “le”
Nov
25
 comment Greetings for presents and cards
Or "¡Muchas felicidades!"
Nov
24
 comment “De donde fue” instead of “De donde estaba”
a somenting => something
Nov
24
 comment “De donde fue” instead of “De donde estaba”
a somenting uniqe => something unique
Nov
24
 suggested suggested edit on How should I ask someone to repeat something they've said?
Nov
24
 suggested suggested edit on How should I ask someone to repeat something they've said?
Nov
23
 answered What is the origin of the word “tascalate”?
Nov
22
 revised Words that mean different things in the preterite
Corrected "supe" spelling
Nov
22
 revised Was the word “bomb” only used as slang in Chile and only in the '80s?
Corrected spelling
Nov
22
 revised How to translate the idiom: “missing the point”?
Corrected "Spanish" capitalization
Nov
22
 revised How should I translate “table” (as in a data table)?
Corrected "Spanish" capitalization
Nov
22
 revised What are some terms of endearment for a girlfriend/wife?
Corrected "Spanish" capitalization
Nov
22
 revised What makes a question in Spanish rhetorical?
Correted capitalization of "Spanish"
Nov
22
 revised Are there any true nouns containing a hyphen in the Spanish language?
Corrected capitalization of "Spanish"
Nov
20
 comment Is there a name for words having two opposite meanings?
@GonzaloMedina, al parecer es una palabra "prestada" de otro idioma: forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=1355951&langid=5
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