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Uso de los adjetivos y su propiedades. // Use of adjectives and their properties.
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Is "indígeno" a word in Spanish and, if so, how does it differ from "autóctono"?
As you can see in the figure below, using indígena instead of the inexistent indígeno gives a different result. You can uses both "indígena" or "autóctono/a" to refer to people/objects originaries fro …
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convert a verb to an adjective
In English there is a similar difference for example between "he is bored" and "he is boring". In Spanish, the rule for the verb participle works to create an adjective that describes the object who r …
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