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De qué manera una palabra, frase o concepto es usado en el idioma español. // How a word, phrase, or concept is used in the Spanish language.
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Wrongly used "La cocinero" instead of "el cocinero"
As it is, it makes no sense.
Grammatical gender is a very strong thing in Spanish, everything has a gender and everyone is extremely used to it.
I think you could compare it to the error in the phras …
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"Me voy a comprar algo" and "voy a comprarme algo" and "me voy a comprarme algo"?
DISCLAIMER: This is an uninvestigated answer, based only on experience.
Proceed with caution.
I believe all three sentences are correct, and each sentence has a subtle difference:
"Me voy a comprar …
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How is "seguir" used to mean "still"?
It seems like you know the literal meaning of "seguir", which in the case of your question would be "to continue". While I'm not a big fan of literal translations, if you translate these sentences it …
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"Cómo te lo marcas"
"Como te lo marcas!" o, como lo oigo yo mas a menudo, "como te lo montas!" quiere decir algo como "Que bien vives!", haciendo referencia como ya has intuído a la buena pinta que tiene la comida.
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Age range of niño, chico, muchacho, joven, etc
This answer is primarily Spain based, particularly south Spain (Andalucía), although there are a few words included here that i don't usually hear in my surroundings.
Diego mijelshon's answer is pret …
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