tiene que pesar or pasar la carta???
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I think this was just misspelled, but in either case, what does this "modismo" mean... do we have an equivalent in English?
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updated Feb 26, 2010
posted by pilipina
It's literal not a modismo. Mediterrunio thank you. It surprises me when Spanish speakers are so confused, glad to get a sincere answer! - pilipina, Feb 26, 2010
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Tiene que pesar la carta para saber cuánto cuesta enviarla. = to weigh
Tiene que pasar la carta por debajo de la puerta = to pass
Please remember: More context, better answers.
updated Feb 26, 2010
edited by mediterrunio
posted by mediterrunio
I write notes only as I interpret by video & sometimes can't remember context sorry! - pilipina, Feb 26, 2010
In English we have so many different words for "pasar", this is often confusing to me. - pilipina, Feb 26, 2010
you have more words for pasar in Spanish too! Por ej: Deslizar la carta por debajo de la puerta. - mediterrunio, Feb 26, 2010
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Tienes que pesar la carta.= = You have got to weigh the letter.
updated Feb 19, 2010
posted by ray
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Huh??
updated Feb 19, 2010
posted by 00494d19
pasar la carta possibly? I saw it in someone's post... - pilipina, Feb 19, 2010
jajaja good answer!! - Benz, Feb 19, 2010
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Can you give us an example? Tell us where or when you heard this...
updated Feb 19, 2010
posted by Benz
