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Would "luchar" be an appropriate substitution for "tener dificultades" in this context, or is it a little too over the top?
In the text the original is 'new methods every single day'
The translation is 'cada día'. How could I make that more emphatic? Cada individual día?
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But how do you say these:
You live in Barcelona (in formal and informal way)
She/he lives in Galicia.
For the plural informal of "you have to do the shopping" why is it teneis and not tenian ?
Why is recoger used for both "tidy up" and "collect" in the questions?
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What is the difference between yo me llamo and me llamo?
As, the meaning are same on the examples of the sentences. Where do we use so?
Is there a special case in Spanish for using the Tener verb when it does not mean to possess something but to take something? Why would you say "Tened sus pertenences" instead of "Tomad sus pertenences"
Why did the first sentence not include the article for gimnasio, but later when used again, it was used with the article?
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