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"I see" now that you were correct "all along"

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I wonder how to say this.. Is "I see" the same as in English? Ahora veo que tenías toda la razón "all along" I wonder how you say that. Gracias. "The whole time" Ahora veo qué tenías toda la razón cada vez? Each time? Toda vez Every time? How do you say the whole time, All along? Gracias (and how to say I see as in figurative format)..... Gracias.

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updated May 2, 2010
posted by jeezzle

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Ya veo que tuviste razón todo el tiempo

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Veo que estuviste en lo cierto todo el tiempo

updated May 2, 2010
edited by Benz
posted by Benz
Yo prefiero la segunda opción. - Gekkosan, May 2, 2010
Estuviste or estuvieste? Never heard of estuvieste. - jeezzle, May 2, 2010
estuviste jeezz... sorry, it's a typo :) - Benz, May 2, 2010
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This reminds me of a question we had sometime ago, including the phrase "along the way" (when talking about traveling). Just a small difference in the English ("along the way" vs "a long way") and the translation comes out different ("en el camino" vs "muy lejos").

updated May 2, 2010
posted by CalvoViejo