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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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What does the verb "pretender" mean?
Fingir and pretender are not synonyms, but pretender could translate as to pretend but only in very limited circumstances. Pretend has several meanings in English, and some of them could indeed be us …
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