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Pregunta: "¿Lava me?" o "¿Me lava?"
Today I saw a handwritten "Lava me" on a dusty rear car window. My first thought was "Ha! Wash me! -- ¡endiendo!" ;-)
Now I have a question: Shouldn't it be "Me lava"?
Because, in Spanish, pronouns are usually placed before the conjugated verbs.
Sep 4, 2012 12:23 AM
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Lávame.
Yes, Charles, in Spanish, pronouns are USUALLY placed before the conjugated verbs. But, in imperative, ALWAYS are placed behind de verb.
"Cuéntame, mírame, escúchame, enséñame......."
September 4, 2012
"Lávame" would be "wash me". "Me lava", although it looks similar, has a very different meaning: "she/he washes me". Saludos!
September 4, 2012
In this case you use: "Lávame" -- Funny way.
If you want to somebody wash something You say: "Me lava ____(sthg), por favor "
September 4, 2012
Lávame
September 4, 2012
In my country it is common to see in the dusty car window the phrase "Lavame tacaño"
September 4, 2012
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彥_YAN
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Chinese (Mandarin), English, Javanese, Persian (Farsi)
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Persian (Farsi)
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