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Nov
20
 answered How to translate “It's for the best”?
Nov
20
 suggested suggested edit on Was the word “bomb” only used as slang in Chile and only in the '80s?
Nov
20
 comment How important are accents in written Spanish?
@hippietrail, should that description of diacritics tag be added to diacritics tag summary?
Nov
20
 answered Is there a name for words having two opposite meanings?
Nov
20
 revised ¿Existen las palabras «nosotras» y «vosotras»?
Added comparison chart
Nov
19
 answered Is “al” a relatively new word?
Nov
18
 comment ¿Por qué es la palabra «mano» femenina?
@TomAu: I think you are right. Even radio is a contraction (radiodifusión).
Nov
17
 revised ¿Por qué es la palabra «mano» femenina?
Removed article from title
Nov
17
 comment How widespread was (or is) the phrase “La mamá de Tarzán”?
I've never heard of it (Chile).
Nov
17
 comment Difference between “hay”, “ay” and “ahí”
@Rafael.IT maybe memorizing this sentece will help you to avoid confusion: Ahí hay un hombre que dice ¡ay!
Nov
17
 comment How to translate “I can't wait…”
Don't forget to accept the correct answer.
Nov
17
 comment “It was great to see you”
@jrdioko, don't forget to accept the correct answer.
Nov
17
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Nov
17
 comment How can I tell someone what I'm reading about?
Yes: wordreference.com/es/en/translation.asp?spen=acerca%20de
Nov
17
 revised How can I tell someone what I'm reading about?
Corrected spelling, formatting
Nov
17
 suggested suggested edit on How can I tell someone what I'm reading about?
Nov
17
 answered How can I tell someone what I'm reading about?
Nov
17
 comment Single or multiple word names of numbers
@jrdioko jf you look here books.google.com/ngrams/… , "diez y seis" was widely used in the past.
Nov
17
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Nov
17
 comment Etymology of “usted”
Suggested reading: spanish.about.com/od/historyofspanish/a/usted_vd.htm
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