vez vs tiempo

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What is the rule concerning this? I get the general idea, but I mess up sometime & don't really understand why.

Asked Apr 20
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1- VEZ is concern to a occasion or time period that someting is realized:
EVERY TIME I ASK YOU SOMETING, YOU DON'T LISTENING ME!

2- UNA VEZ= ONCE
DOS VECES= TWICE.....

Answered Apr 21
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wats vies n tiempo''? sorry m damn weak at this lingo. help me out. SOS. lol: puhleeez

This doesn't appear to be Spanish or English.

Answered Apr 21
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High Motley
You do have a habit of posing awkward questions. The reason I say this is because I didn't even think about it till now. All of a sudden I have doubts. Does the following help.

VEZ
Occasion - Aquella vez - That Time
Frequency - Dos veces - Twice
Turn - A su vez - in turn

TIEMPO
Duration of time - No tengo tiempo - I haven't got time
Moment - Al mismo tiempo - At the same time
Period - En mis tiempos - In my day
Age - Qué tiempo tiene el niño - How old is the child
Sport - Primer tiempo - First half
Music - Tiempo - Tempo
Weather - Hace buen tiempo - The weather is good
Mechanics - Motor de dos tiempos - Two stroke engine.

Hope this helps

Answered Apr 21
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I know what you mean Eddy. I go along thinking I know something, then something comes up & I realize I don't really understand it. You know something when you are studying the book, reading or listening but when you speak & you have to make choices, that's when the problem arises. I get it right when we have our little tests in class but don't recall any lesson that contains it..

And yes that does help, thanks.

Answered Apr 21
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"You do have a habit of posing awkward questions." She certainly ads interest to this site. She is intelligent, AND writes English in English (just like you).

Answered Apr 21
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Just to add my two centavos...

Think of them as having the following meanings, rather than as both meaning time.

vez = instance
tiempo = duration

Answered Apr 21
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I love simplified explanations. Cherry has one for ser & estar in lessons. estar = condition, location & as a helping verb, ser = everthing else.
There is an audio somewhere that I heard once and haven't been able to find since on por y para. Very simple explanation, in fact, so simple that I can't remember it. If anyone knows where this might be please let us know.

Answered Apr 22
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