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can anyone translate the text above please? its for our daughter's Spanish homework...

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Michael

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Spain launched the conquest.

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Thanks Motley. It all makes sense now!!

But what is the verb'

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Spain threw itself into the conquest.

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listen to Cherry, those pronouns get me every time.

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In Spanish it means:

Spain started the conquest/launched the conquest/decided to ...

I am interested too how exactly one would say that in English.

the Spanish verb is "lanzar" used in its pronominal form.

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I have found another one which I think is the best translation for this:

Spain embarked itself on the conquest.

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i would say exactly what you have already said but adding "in earnest". the english very rarely throw or launch themselves.

Spain started the conquest in earnest.

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Thanks everyone.
Most eveyone I know rarely does anything "in ernest"...

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