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I just learn Spanish. (What is that sentence in Spanish?)

I just learn Spanish. (What is that sentence in Spanish?)

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I just learn Spanish.

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updated Jan 16, 2010
posted by fxfranco
Do you mean "I only learn Spanish" or "I have just learned Spanish" ?? - ian-hill, Jan 15, 2010
I have just learned Spanish - fxfranco, Jan 16, 2010

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I think that I have just learned Spanish = Acabo de aprender español, even though it´s grammatically correct does not function in real language because language learning process is long and almost everlasting, not something you just accomplish in a short period of time.

At least in Spanish you wouldn´t use that phrase. Maybe you would say something like: I´ve been learning Spanish = He estado aprendiendo español.

updated Jan 16, 2010
edited by mediterrunio
posted by mediterrunio
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im fine

updated Jan 15, 2010
posted by ola_jm12
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im fine

updated Jan 15, 2010
posted by ola_jm12
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Acabo de + the verb in question will give you the answer.(to have just done something)Ray wink the verb should be in the perfecto de indicative tense.

updated Jan 15, 2010
edited by ray
posted by ray