por vs para
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for: necesita treinta minutos por/para preparar este plato... which one is it? por or para?
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updated Feb 20, 2010
posted by esk3
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A common translation for para is "in order to" which is the meaning here.
updated Feb 20, 2010
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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Por=================For a period of time.
updated Feb 20, 2010
posted by ray
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Para
updated Feb 20, 2010
posted by Rey_Mysterio
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This always confuses me too. Estoy confundido. I'll read the article.
updated Feb 19, 2010
posted by 26c87c7058
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Find out more about por and para at this reference article.
updated Dec 8, 2009
posted by idahorsegirl
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Para
updated Dec 8, 2009
posted by TheSilentHero
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you need in this case "para."
updated Dec 8, 2009
posted by 005faa61
