What is "deberes"?
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I have the sentence-> Juan y yo todavia no hemos hacho los deberes. What does it mean??
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updated May 14, 2010
posted by Eri-Chan
"Hecho" not "hacho". - geofc, May 14, 2010
and "todavía" not "todavia" - Jack-OBrien, May 14, 2010
thanks. - Eri-Chan, May 14, 2010
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This time it probably means "homework", Arrrghhhhh!!
updated Jan 9, 2015
posted by geofc
muchas gracias! - Eri-Chan, May 14, 2010
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Deberes =homework in the context of your sentance
Juan y yo todavia no hemos hacho los deberes = Juan and I have still not done our homework
deberes comes from the verb deber =must, to owe, should, ought to
another word for homework is = tarea
for example:"tengo que hacer las tareas" = I must do my homework (deberes escolares)
updated May 14, 2010
posted by FELIZ77
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Deberes are obligations, including debts.
updated May 14, 2010
posted by 005faa61
