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"haber cuéntame" = "so, tell me". Why is it translated like this?

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What is the grammatical explanation of "sí" in "entre sí"?

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Does "carné de conducir" involve meat?

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Is "méndigo" considered offensive?

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How do you start a running race in Spanish?

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Is "¿Qué dices si te rompo la cara?" a good translation of "what'd you say about me breaking your face"?

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Knowing whether to spell a word -ía or -ia

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Redundant indirect object pronoun: is "le" redundant in "preguntémosle al estúpido / a él"?

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How is "naranja(s)" used differently as a noun/adjective in these example phrases?

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How come I can't find some reflexive verbs like decirse, odiarse and mentirse in the dictionary?

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How to translate "pinchando"?

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When should I put the letter "a" in front of a name?

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What's an uncumbersome way to translate "[he was not] that much of a cartoon supervillain" into Spanish?

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Use of “al sol” vs “en el sol”

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Should we say "todo Colombia" or "toda Colombia"?

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What is the grammar behind "llevar en qué sentarse y con qué alumbrarse"?

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How does the concept of a "buff" work in Spanish?

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What's the correct Spanish term for Banking?

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Is it 'echar', 'tirar' or 'lanzar indirectas'?

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Está aceptado vs. Es aceptado

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¿Cuál es la manera correcta de escribir un error ortográfico adrede?

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Imperfect Subjunctive for Politeness

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"In my own words"

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What is a good Spanish equivalent for "sledgehammer argument"?

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How are wheels semantically related to knees, as "rodilla" (knees) is said to come from Latin's "rota" (wheel)?

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Looking for a more faithful translation of "...X, let alone Y"

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Nota blanca translation

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Translation of "Birds of a feather flock together" to Spanish

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Como estás de viejo vs Como estás viejo

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"He finishes eating" vs. "He finishes BY eating" (By + Gerund)

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