Nicolás

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Dec 14	revised	Translating “How long does it take to get from <here> to <there>?” Missing accents
Dec 13	comment	What suffixes are used to indicate jobs? @JaimeSoto: I've just included your comment because -in/-ina suffix is very important. Thanks!
Dec 13	revised	What suffixes are used to indicate jobs? Expanded my answer.
Dec 13	revised	What suffixes are used to indicate jobs? Corrected text.
Dec 13	revised	Cannot use adverbs + possessives: “delante de ti” v/s “delante tuyo” Changed title.
Dec 13	revised	What suffixes are used to indicate jobs? Expanded my answer.
Dec 13	revised	What suffixes are used to indicate jobs? Expanded my answer.
Dec 13	answered	What suffixes are used to indicate jobs?
Dec 13	revised	What's the meaning of “hasta” in the following sentences? added 170 characters in body
Dec 13	answered	What's the meaning of “hasta” in the following sentences?
Dec 13	comment	What's the meaning of “hasta” in the following sentences? The second sentence I should write like: "Los resultados del examen no se publicarán sino hasta febrero". What do you think?
Dec 13	revised	What's the meaning of “hasta” in the following sentences? Corrected some typos.
Dec 13	asked	Cannot use adverbs + possessives: “delante de ti” v/s “delante tuyo”
Dec 13	accepted	Spanish phrasal verbs
Dec 12	comment	Computer science, software engineer/developer, and programmer @jrdioko: Thanks for the edit!
Dec 12	revised	Computer science, software engineer/developer, and programmer Extended my answer.
Dec 9	answered	Computer science, software engineer/developer, and programmer
Dec 8	awarded	Enlightened
Dec 8	awarded	Nice Answer
Dec 7	accepted	Etymological origin of “false friends” between Spanish and English