"liso" vs. "suave"
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what is the difference between "liso" and "suave"?
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updated May 10, 2010
posted by ckdkbeta
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Suave - Smooth . As in " lo Hace Suavemente " - He did it smoothly . kind of saying in a smooth manner. Liso - Smoot . El Exterior de la Carra es liso - The exterior of the car is smooth. smooth as in the feeling like an adjective. smooth has 2 meanings in english - Awesome and the "smooth , slick " feeling . but there are 2 different words in Spanish for both these meanings of smooth.
updated May 10, 2010
posted by SELWICH425
"el carro". - Gekkosan, May 10, 2010
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"Liso" is the quality of a smooth surface, such as a smooth table, or a coin that has been worn down. "Liso" also refers to straight hair.
"Suave" on the other hand refers to that soft quality of baby skin, chocolate mousse or silk, for example.
updated May 10, 2010
posted by Gekkosan
