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" Algunas gente ejercicio para permanecer joven y sana."

" Algunas gente ejercicio para permanecer joven y sana."

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I am trying to say " Some people exercise to stay young and healthy." Is this correct- " Algunas gente ejercicio para permanecer joven y sana." ?

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updated MAY 5, 2010
edited by 00494d19
posted by valentineldj
I believe gente is singular, the same way that everyone is singular. - h1deaway, MAR 23, 2010
Everyone is singular because it is ¨every one¨ or ¨every single one¨. Both some and people are plural but algunas gente sounds wrong, and algunas gentes would be some peoples... as in races of people, I think. - Lrtward, MAR 23, 2010

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HI Valentin, welcome to the forumgrin

Please write your sentence right into the title please for further searches.

updated MAY 5, 2010
posted by 00494d19
For 'future' searches, as well. jeje - samdie, MAY 5, 2010
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Close. I can give you two options: "Algunas personas ejercitan para permanecer jóvenes y sanas" (Must make the plural agree all along)

"Algunas personas hacen ejercicio para ..."

If you wish to say "gente", to me it would sound better if you phrased it thus:

"Hay gente que ejercita para permanecer joven y sana"

updated MAY 5, 2010
posted by Gekkosan
Thank you for your help. : ) - valentineldj, MAR 23, 2010
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yes that is correct

updated MAY 5, 2010
posted by AustinWB64
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