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In this sentence, "Esta leyenda trata de dos meteorólogos de la Universidad...." the "trata de dos" is confusing me and I'm not sure how this is interpreted. I know "tratar de" to be "to try to" so, when I'm reading this sentence, to me, it's "This legend tries to two meteorologists of the university..." - is this correct? gracias, Incógnito

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updated Sep 13, 2010
posted by Incógnito

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Algo trata de.... = Something is about... Se trata de... = it's about... (that "it" refers to something previously mentioned)

updated Jan 9, 2015
posted by lazarus1907
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This legend is about two meteorologists of the university. Look #8 here:

updated Mar 24, 2011
edited by 00e657d4
posted by 00e657d4
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I should have referred to the dictionary first - "Tratar de" also means "to deal with" (is about) which makes sense when I read it. Gracias amigos.

updated Aug 25, 2009
posted by Incógnito
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The close translation would be "This legend treats two meteorologists ..." or, more normally, This legend is about two meteorologists ..."

updated Aug 25, 2009
posted by samdie