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Dec 7	comment	Backchannels (listener responses) in Spanish @Joze: An onomatopoeia is a word that imitates a sound it's describing (like "meow"). Backchanneling is a separate concept (check the Wikipedia page I linked above).
Dec 7	asked	Translating “young man” and “young woman”
Dec 7	asked	Backchannels (listener responses) in Spanish
Dec 7	asked	What is the most common way to end a phone call?
Dec 7	asked	What is the most common way to answer the phone?
Dec 7	revised	Usage of “millar” vs “millón” retag
Dec 7	revised	What is the imperative without pronoun of 'Saber'? Why? avoid mixing languages in title
Dec 7	comment	What's the difference between “dentro” and “adentro”? Can't you also say "Estoy aquí adentro"?
Dec 7	awarded	Civic Duty
Dec 7	comment	“Desde luego” meaning and etymology +1 This one's definitely confused me too.
Dec 6	accepted	¡Buenas! greeting in morning
Dec 6	accepted	Translating “be right back” (or “brb”)
Dec 6	accepted	What are the accentuation rules in Spanish?
Dec 6	accepted	Different words for “hole”
Dec 6	revised	Why is 'estar muerto' used instead of 'ser muerto'? retag
Dec 6	comment	Why is 'estar muerto' used instead of 'ser muerto'? One way of thinking about it is to see estar as not necessarily dealing with permanence, but condition (estado) as opposed to being (ser). Being dead is a (albeit permanent) condition or situation that a human is in.
Dec 6	asked	Understanding “desde ya”
Dec 6	accepted	“Liking” a musician or other artist
Dec 5	asked	“Liking” a musician or other artist
Dec 5	asked	Translating “how is …?” and “how was …?”