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How to say "it has become secular and commercial"

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any help would be appreciated. I'm talking about easter in the U.S.

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updated MAY 5, 2010
posted by sharukh007
kinda like Christmas - Yeser007, MAY 5, 2010

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Welcome to the forum!

Thanks for providing the context. One way is "se ha vuelto secular y comercializada." Or, if you are using "las Pascuas", you'll need to go plural: "Se han vuelto seculares y comercializadas"

updated MAY 5, 2010
posted by mountaingirl123
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Hello Sharukh, welcome to the Forum!

One possibility could be "se ha vuelto secular y comercial", or "se ha vuelto profano y comercial".

You can check the excellent dictionary tool available in this site for optional meanings for both "secular" and "commercial". Which one you pick has much to do with what exactly you wish to convey, and what is your perspective.

updated MAY 5, 2010
posted by Gekkosan
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