How do I conjugate a verb that has the suffix "se"?
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I am trying to say I have relocated from Plattsburgh to Scotia, NY.
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updated Sep 9, 2009
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posted by scotlass
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Qfreed couldn't you also say:
"Me he trasladado a Scotia de Plattsburgh, NY."
updated Sep 9, 2009
posted by LAtINaPunKROcKerAConFundidA
I am sure you can reverse both locations and trasladarse is another verb for relocate. - Eddy, Sep 9, 2009
As long as it answers the question about what to do with the "se", go for it. - 0074b507, Sep 9, 2009
very good choice latina - 00494d19, Sep 9, 2009
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Take the "se" suffix and put it at the begining of the word conjugating it in order to match the pronoun Yo- me El/Usd - Se Tu- te Nosotros- nos Ellos/ Usds - Se
And then conjugate the rest of the word accordingly.
updated Sep 9, 2009
posted by Katcjm
Ud. Uds. Tú-te (se in front of word - true in this case, but not others (e.g. imperative)) - 0074b507, Sep 9, 2009
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Me mudé de Plattsburg a Scotia, N.Y.
Nos mudamos de Plattsburg a Scotia, N.Y.
[I attended the 1st grade in Plattsburg, N.Y. There wasn't much there 50 years ago.]
updated Sep 9, 2009
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