Translation, Help please?
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last night, i was talking to my friend from Argentina and he said to me "cuidate"
he didn't use it in a sentence or anything.
what does that mean?
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updated Apr 11, 2010
posted by AvA126
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"Cuidate" means "take care."
It comes from the verb "cuidar," which is then conjugated to the informal command "cuida" and then the pronoun "te" is attached = cuidate.
updated Apr 11, 2010
edited by --Mariana--
posted by --Mariana--
thank you! - AvA126, Apr 11, 2010
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Verb: Cuidar - to take care of
| Pronoun | English | Spanish |
| I / Yo | ..take care of.. | ..cuido.. |
| You / Tú | ..take care of.. | ..cuidas.. |
| He-She / Él-Ella | ..takes care of.. | ..cuida.. |
| We / Nosotros | ..take care of.. | ..cuidamos.. |
| You / Vosotros | ..take care of.. | ..cuidáis.. |
| They / Ellos | ..take care of.. | ..cuidan.. |
Informal Command = Cuida
Cuidate = take care of yourself.
updated Apr 11, 2010
edited by Maria-Russell
posted by Maria-Russell
