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What does "vt", "vpr" and "vi" mean when referring to verbs in a Spanish dictionary?
It is telling you that:
vengar is a transitive verb (vt - verbo transitivo) which takes an object, to avenge someone.
vengarse is a pronominal verb (vpr - verbo pronominal) form which always has the …
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Looking for Spanish writing that is humorous in nature to help with comprehension
An online source which might help is the satirical newspaper El Mundo Today
You get a certain number of views free per month and then have to subscribe. Any political humour in it is Spain-oriented wh …
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