Nicolás

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Jan 24	revised	Translating “how is …?” and “how was …?” Improved format.
Jan 24	awarded	Taxonomist
Jan 18	revised	Translating “how is …?” and “how was …?” Expanded my answer with a new link.
Jan 18	revised	Translating “how is …?” and “how was …?” Expanded my answer.
Jan 18	answered	Translation of “Great!”
Jan 18	answered	shy: tímido vs. reservado vs. vergonzoso vs. penoso
Jan 18	comment	Translating “how is …?” and “how was …?” As far as I know, `¿cómo fue la reunión?` isn't clear enough. Don't forget that `fue` belongs not only to the verb `ser`, but also to verb `ir`.
Jan 17	comment	Translation of “What have you been up to lately?” ¿En qué has estado últimamente?, may be used too.
Jan 16	comment	Most common verbs Another discussion in this site may be useful to get you started.
Jan 5	comment	“pensando en ti” vs. “pensando de ti” vs. “pensándote” That phrase makes sense as well.
Dec 29	comment	reserva vs. reservación In Chile "reservación" isn't used either.
Dec 29	answered	Different words for “beer”
Dec 28	awarded	Nice Answer
Dec 20	comment	“pensando en ti” vs. “pensando de ti” vs. “pensándote” You are right, I've just updated my answer.
Dec 20	revised	“pensando en ti” vs. “pensando de ti” vs. “pensándote” added 248 characters in body
Dec 19	answered	“pensando en ti” vs. “pensando de ti” vs. “pensándote”
Dec 19	comment	What suffixes are used to indicate jobs? @belisarius: I've just expanded my answer including the suffixes "-logo" and "-atra". The word "médico" doesn't have a suffix "-ico", as far as I know.
Dec 19	revised	What suffixes are used to indicate jobs? Expanded my answer.
Dec 19	accepted	Cannot use adverbs + possessives: “delante de ti” v/s “delante tuyo”
Dec 14	revised	Is there a Spanish equivalent to Ms.? Removed word.