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Difference in word usage - to bring
Hello,
I don't quite seem to understand when exactly I should use the verb "llevar" and "traer".
llevar: to bring; to take (with); to carry; to wear
traer: to bring
When exactly do i use one or the other in the case of "to bring".
Thank you
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Better Sentence Structure
I am trying to figure out which one is better, both verbally and grammatically.
1. ¿es posible probarse esto?
OR
2. ¿es posible para probarse esto?
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Simple Translation Question
What is the most common used word(s) for cash in Spanish ?
I've seen - el dinero en efectivo - and - el dinero en metalico -
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Question sentence structure
I am trying to understand how to correctly ask a question.
For example - is the soup hot ?
La sopa esta caliente ?
Es la sopa caliente ?
Which one is better and why ?
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Correct Meaning
I am learning Spanish using the Memrise app.
They stated that "the nuts" can be translated to "los frutos secos".
However, I verified this on google translate and Google stated it's "las nueces".
Do both translations have the same meaning ?
Which one of them is used more in conversations ?
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Sentence structure
Why do we need to use the "a" in: No conozco a esa persona.
Why can't i just say: No conozco esa persona.
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Difference in usage between Esto - Este - Esta
I can't seem to understand when to use Esto - Este - Esta in a sentence.
For example, the correct sentence would be: Esto esta delicioso.
Why can't I say: Este esta delicioso ?
The same thing for - Esta es mi madre - why not Este es mi madre ?
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