Isn't there a difference between "estoy de acuerdo" and "de acuerdo"?
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I forgot what 'de acuerdo' means...I know "Estoy de acuerdo means 'I agree'"
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updated Dec 4, 2009
edited by sunshinzmommie
posted by sunshinzmommie
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I noticed that lots of times when someone says "de acuerdo" it means "estoy de acuerdo."
I found these in the dictionary:
de acuerdo con -> in accordance with (conforme a)
estar de acuerdo (con alguien/en hacer algo) -> to agree (with somebody/to do something)
ponerse de acuerdo (con alguien) -> to agree (with somebody), to come to an agreement (with somebody)
updated Dec 4, 2009
edited by --Mariana--
posted by --Mariana--
M E acuerdo :) :) thank you! That is what I was looking for :) - sunshinzmommie, Dec 4, 2009
That's what first came to my mind when you said you were confused -- the difference between "me acuerdo" (I remember) and "estoy de acuerdo" (I agree). - --Mariana--, Dec 4, 2009
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Not really.
updated Dec 4, 2009
posted by Rey_Mysterio
