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Adding a New Twist to a Spanish Word Game

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Inspired by user aloshek, I would like to proprose a new twist to a Spanish word game. Each person will need to modify the previous word with TWO letters. This can be done by replacing two letters, adding two letters, or replacing one letter and adding one letter. Alternatively, you may also remove two letters or remove one letter and replace one letter.

Note: For the purposes of this game, we will allow the letters "n" and "ñ" to be treated as the same letter. This may not be technically correct and may need to be changed in the future, but it will be allowed for now.


Examples:

Current word: Nadar (to swim)

Acceptable change: Nadar --> Pasar (to pass) [Replacement of two letters]

Alternate acceptable change: Nadar --> Nadador (male swimmer) [Addition of two letters]

Alternate acceptable change: Nadar --> Añadir (to add/exaggerate) [Replacement of one letter, Addition of one letter]


As aloshek posted, “answers must be in Spanish and should be followed by what they mean in English.”


Let's start with the word of the day for today (4/9/2010): pegar (to stick/glue/fix/put up)


Before posting your answer, please click on "Newest" and make sure that you are following the post at the very top. Please, also take time to make sure that you are modifying the word using ONLY two letters.

32708 views
updated Jun 29, 2011
edited by danrivera
posted by danrivera
Oh, fun! - Gekkosan, Apr 9, 2010
Good to improve Spanish! - Fidalgo, Apr 9, 2010
I agree Fidalgo. I am hoping it will help me, too! - danrivera, Apr 9, 2010
Well this should be fun. Good idea Danrivera. - Yeser007, Apr 9, 2010
Thanks! I know that I am having fun with it. :-) - danrivera, Apr 10, 2010
I"m really enjoying this one.Thanks! - mar959, Apr 10, 2010
I haven'ty even understood the rules yet and you got more than a hundred answers!! Good job, my friend, I voted for you:) - 00494d19, Apr 11, 2010
Thanks, Heidita! :-) ¡Gracías! - danrivera, Apr 11, 2010
jugar (to play) - spanishfriend, Apr 13, 2010
This is moving right along, 232 right now I can see it going the limit like alosheks. - Yeser007, Apr 16, 2010
This is fun! Thank you everyone for playing. - danrivera, Apr 16, 2010

405 Answers

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nadarían - Conditional for "nadar"

updated May 9, 2010
posted by luz_72
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ánade -duck

updated May 8, 2010
posted by Fidalgo
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añadir -- to add/exaggerate

updated May 8, 2010
posted by danrivera
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andado -- stepchild (m)

updated May 7, 2010
posted by danrivera
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dado -- given, dice, die (as in one of two dice)

updated May 5, 2010
posted by danrivera
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dadora -drawer of a bill of exchange

updated May 5, 2010
posted by Fidalgo
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Dorado - gold

updated May 4, 2010
posted by --Jen--
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Doradora - guilder (f)

updated May 4, 2010
posted by danrivera
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adornar -to adorn

updated May 4, 2010
posted by Fidalgo
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madurado - matured (Participio de madurar)

updated May 1, 2010
edited by Krama
posted by Krama
Actually, "madurado" is matured. - Gekkosan, Apr 29, 2010
thanks - Krama, Apr 30, 2010
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adorados - adored, plural

updated May 1, 2010
posted by Gekkosan
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adornador -- adorner

updated May 1, 2010
posted by danrivera
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graduado = graduate (One who has obtained a graduate degree)

updated Apr 29, 2010
edited by sanlee
posted by sanlee
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graduar - to graduate

updated Apr 29, 2010
posted by luz_72
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regular -regular

updated Apr 29, 2010
posted by Fidalgo