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Lucas
¿cuál es la diferencia entre ''lejos'' y ''lejano''?
Mar 21, 2017 9:26 PM
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¡Hola Lucas! La palabra "lejos" es un adverbio. "Lejos" puede usarse sin un sustantivo en una frase. Ejemplo: "No te vayas lejos" La palabra "lejano" es un adjetivo. "Lejano" significa "algo que está lejos" Podemos decir dos frases con el mismo siginificado: "Es un pueblo que está lejos" "Es un pueblo lejano" Espero haberte ayudado. Rafael.
March 21, 2017
lejos is far and lejano needs a reference lejano a qué?
March 21, 2017
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English, French, German, Portuguese
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