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1905
Hola Daniel: Yo diría ¿En qué año estoy? para referirme a año académico en colegios o liceos; pero si estamos hablando de clases particulares (por...
pablo mones
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Nov 1, 2007
11:04 pm
1906
Hello, Daniel In Argentina, nota and calificación are the correct words. Students would ask "¿Qué nota tengo?" or "¿Qué nota me puso?" or "¿Qué me...
Silvina Matheu
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Nov 1, 2007
11:04 pm
1907
... While the phonetics may be simple enough to learn to speak, of the four languages I speak, I find Spanish the hardest to understand when spoken, and, the...
anthony baldwin
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Nov 1, 2007
11:05 pm
1908
Hi Daniel, At least in Argentina, there's no problem in asking your teacher what your current grade is. But you usually have an idea of it because you know how...
Vanesa Fusco
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Nov 1, 2007
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1909
Estimado Pablo: En inglés la voz "grade" tiene dos significados en el ámbito educativo: el de 'en qué nivel, año académico, grado se encuentra el alumno'...
Daniel R Hanson
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Nov 2, 2007
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1910
Hello group. I'm somewhat literate in Spanish and want to become competent so I can apply for a master degree program in school psychology. Does anyone know of...
Isabella S
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Nov 2, 2007
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1911
Hello Daniel, ... In Spain (at least where I live) students usually ask: ¿Qué nota tengo? ¿Qué nota saqué/he sacado? or just ¿Qué saqué/he sacado? ...
Iván Moratinos
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Nov 2, 2007
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1912
Hello again, ... I just want to add (FYI) that here, in Spain, the usually assigned grades are numbers from 0 to 10, sometimes with decimals (depending on the...
Iván Moratinos
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Nov 2, 2007
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1913
Estimado Daniel: Para averiguar la nota, lo usual es preguntar "¿Cual fue mi nota?" o ¿"Qué nota me saqué?". También se usa "¿Cómo me fue?". Éste es el...
pablo mones
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Nov 6, 2007
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1914
Estimados miembros del foro: Hace poco me surgió una duda tocante al uso de la frase interrogativa "¿Cada cuándo?". En el norte de México aprendí esta ...
Daniel R Hanson
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Nov 8, 2007
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1915
"Cada cuanto tiempo" es la expresión completa, para algunos puede ser algo difícil de entender el "Cada cuanto" así nada más. "Con que frecuencia" es a lo...
alejandro delaluz
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Nov 8, 2007
7:15 pm
1916
Hola, Daniel Nunca había escuchado "Cada cuándo", por acá (Argentina) se usa "¿Cada cuánto (tiempo)...?" y "¿Con qué frecuencia...?"; el primero esmás...
Silvina Matheu
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Nov 8, 2007
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1917
Hola Daniel: ... Aquí en España no se utiliza «¿Cada cuándo?». De hecho, creo que es la primera vez que la oigo. Eso sí, «gugleando» por ahí veo que...
Iván Moratinos
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Nov 8, 2007
7:16 pm
1918
... Perdón por la errata, primero escribí «se usa un montón» pero luego lo quise corregir a «se usa mucho» y me quedó a medias :) -- Un saludo, Iván...
Iván Moratinos
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Nov 10, 2007
10:42 pm
1919
Hola a Todos, Cada cuanto? Cuanto? = Cuan frecuente o con que frecuencia? Tere __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of...
tere aicardi
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Nov 13, 2007
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1920
Dear group members, Today I was making some tests for my students studying Spanish here in California. While I was copying down some of the test booklet...
Daniel R Hanson
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Nov 13, 2007
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1921
Dear Daniel, ... Perhaps I am not educated enough, but I use it a lot. :) Both expressions «... la gente» and «... las personas» are commonly used here in...
Iván Moratinos
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Nov 13, 2007
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1922
Hi Dani, I totally agree with you. La mayoria de las personas piensan diferente con relacion a la pena capital. Tere ... Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your...
tere aicardi
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Nov 13, 2007
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1923
"Most of the people" ... ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow...
alejandro delaluz
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Nov 13, 2007
10:08 pm
1924
Estimado Alejandro: Escribo lo siguiente sin ánimo de ofender a nadie. Te quería señalar en inglés solemos decir: "Most people" O: "The majority of people"...
Daniel R Hanson
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Nov 19, 2007
4:47 am
1925
Hello! I am from Argentina, and "la mayoría de la gente" is a very common and widely used phrase. Actually, we use the term "gente" and "la gente" a lot....
miluka_ar
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Nov 19, 2007
4:47 am
1926
querido amigo Using la "gente" for people is quite right and is sanctioned by long usage. In fact "gente" could also mean any of the following depending...
apg gupta
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Nov 19, 2007
4:47 am
1927
I wonder if the Brazilian use of "a gente" has any influence there, you two being neighbors, and all. Brazilians say "a gente" (literally, the people, of...
anthony baldwin
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Nov 19, 2007
7:36 pm
1928
No hay problema ... From: Daniel R Hanson <danhan22@...> To: Spanish_English_Translation_Help_Group@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007...
alejandro delaluz
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Nov 19, 2007
7:36 pm
1929
Please check this out, may be with the usage also of a dictionary A person regardless of it´s origin is a person and people may be used to refere to a group...
alejandro delaluz
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Nov 19, 2007
8:39 pm
1930
In English we would NEVER use the second the in the majority of the people. Articles are only used to specify a particular group of people or a specific thing....
Eileen Brophy
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Nov 23, 2007
11:56 am
1931
Dear Anthony People as I see in my particular point of view, is for a group that share common bounds such as origin language or region, person could be any...
alejandro delaluz
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Nov 23, 2007
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1932
Amigos, Ya oi alguna musica en la TV que me gustó mucho, y quiero saber más, pero, no puedo hallar absolutemente nada respecto el artisto, no atraves de...
anthony baldwin
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Nov 23, 2007
11:57 am
1933
Muito obrigado Merci beaucoup Muchas gracias Thanks a bunch! /tony -- http://www.baldwinlinguas.com Translation & Interpreting...
anthony baldwin
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Nov 23, 2007
11:57 am
1934
You got to check what does person mean and what people mean so you will see that there is a difference, the way I see it a person is an individual and that...
alejandro delaluz
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Dec 2, 2007
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