Negar VS negarSE
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No puedo negarme. I can't refuse. I take it that NegarSE is the default for refuse. Any thoughts? Gracias.
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updated May 31, 2010
posted by jeezzle
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Hi Jeezle. I also see the verb "rechazar" used for refuse/reject a lot in the news.
"Rechacé la oferta de trabajo." (I refused the job offer)
"Rechazó el plan." (He rejected the plan).
updated May 31, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
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No puedo negarme....
Could that also mean "I can't deny myself" that last slice of pizza, that delicious piece of cake.
rechazar also has the nuance of "to reject"
They both can mean "to refuse".
updated May 31, 2010
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posted by 0074b507
