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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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What exactly is a "declaración jurada"?
A Declaración jurada corresponds in English to an affidavit.
I have translated the definition given at Wikipedia in Spanish:
It is a written or verbal manifestation whose veracity is guaranteed
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Congratulations: should I use "felicidades" or "felicitaciones"?
En español también se puede decir "congratular":
congratular.
Del lat. congratulāri.
tr. Alegrar a alguien o producirle alegría. Me congratula oírte.
tr. Felicitar a alguien o darle la enhorabuena. …
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How is “pea” translated into Spanish?
Just one thing, I see that your chart is wrong, I'm chilean, and I don't remember anybody saying guisante talking about peas, it is truth that chileans tend to copy words from other places, and I've b …
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¿Existe algún término para "ordenador" y "computadora" que se entienda en todos los países?
Al final los dos terminos se entienden tanto en América como en España, lo único que pasará es que si dices "computador" o "computadora" en España, sabrán que eres latinoamericano, y si dices "ordenad …
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