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It was an argument, nothing more.

It was an argument, nothing more.

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Would this be "Fue una discusión, nada más." or something different? What if it was just a discussion? How could you tell the difference?

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updated JUL 8, 2010
posted by jeezzle

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Jeezle I would say that you are exactly right:

"Fue una discusión, nada más."

=" It was an argument, nothing more"

discutir = to argue,disagree, quarrel,

to argue more passionately / heatedly = pelear(se) o reñir (esp Esp)

updated JUL 8, 2010
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
Agreed. - Gekkosan, JUL 8, 2010
Thanks Gekko :-) - FELIZ77, JUL 8, 2010
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argumentar - to argue

un argumento - an argument.

Fue un argumento, nada más.

I think that I might use "discurso" for discussion. smile

updated JUL 8, 2010
posted by Delores--Lindsey
I would say that argumentar is more appropriate when you want to, say, 'argue the case for something' like a lawyer rather than having a quarrel with a friend but I could be wrong: argumentar could be just as valid a verb here as discutir - FELIZ77, JUL 8, 2010
Good thought, Feliz!. Let's research it and see what we come up with :-) - Delores--Lindsey, JUL 8, 2010
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