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'Alojarse' or 'Quedarse'.

'Alojarse' or 'Quedarse'.

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I'm doing another piece of coursework, in which I want write:

'Christmas means staying with family....'- I believe it could either be 'La navidad significa alojarse con la familia' or ' 'La navidad significa quedarse con la familia.'


Any suggestions/ ideas??

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updated Nov 11, 2009
posted by Seb79

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Alojarse is more for when you are staying in a hotel.

Quedarse or estar are better when you are talking about staying with your family.

Me voy a alojar en este hotel esta noche. --- I'm going to stay at this hotel tonight.

Me voy a quedar con la familia en las Navidades --- I'm going to stay with my family for Christmas.

Voy a estar con mi familia en la Navidades. --- I'm going to be with my family during Christmas.

updated Nov 11, 2009
posted by 0068e2f4
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I believe "alojarse" signifies more to lodge somewhere, ie hotel, Inn etc.

updated Nov 11, 2009
edited by Eddy
posted by Eddy
It does and "alojar" and "lodge" come from the same root. - samdie, Nov 11, 2009