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Me da/doy flojera?
¿Son ambos "me da flojera" y "me doy flojera" correctos?
Feb 5, 2015 4:25 PM
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Ambos son correctos pero tienen significados diferentes.
"Me da flojera" quiere decir que hay ALGO que te da flojera.
Ejemplo: Trabajar me da flojera.
"Me doy flojera" quiere decir que por alguna razón TU MISMO te das flojera. Tal vez suene tonto, pero es correcto.
Ejemplo: Me doy flojera cuando cometo muchos errores.
February 5, 2015
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