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Questions about pairs of words which appear to be similar in different languages, but actually mean different things. Not to be confused with "false cognate". // Preguntas sobre palabras que parecen similares en idiomas diferentes, pero en realidad significan cosas distintas. No confundir con "falso cognado".
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La Complacencia - Pleasure or Complacency?
So I was looking up the word: "Complacencia" and I can't decide if it means "complacency" or if it's a False Friend meaning "Pleasure"
The RAE only lists the definition as: Satisfacción, placer y cont …
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