What is comparándola?
What is comparándola?
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No Matt, he said 'comparándola' I am not comparing it. Comparar - to compare. Just one little 'r' - jeje
What is comparándola?
This comes from the verb comparar = to compare (con with, to)
comparando = the gerund or present participle of the verb comparar
la = a direct object pronoun = it (feminie), her, you (formal feminine singular)
Direct object pronouns can be attached to gerunds/present participles (as well as infinitives and affirmative commands).
So, comparándola means something like = comparing it/her/you
It would be easier to translate this if you told us the context in which this word is begin used.
I hope that this helps.
"buying it" ...No estoy comprandola.
comparar means to compare
comparándola means to compare her or an object of femenine gender
comparándolo would be counterpart masculine gender
Estoy comparándola con mi prima. - I am comparing her with my (girl) cousin.
Estoy comparándolo con mi primo. - I am comparing him with my (boy) cousin.
comparar algo/a alguien con algo/alguien -> to compare something/somebody with something/somebody
Estar +comparándola con alguien/ algo --> to be comparing her with somebody/ something
Comparando = comparing (in present continuous, not gerund), la relates to the object her, and a stress is added to decribe how to speak when adding la after comprando
We also have
Estar +comparándote con alguien/ algo --> to be comparing you (informal) with somebody/ something