Hasta o hasta que
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When translating "until" into Spanish I sometimes see hasta used, and other times hasta que. Could someone please tell me which situations I am supposed to attach que and which I am not? Gracias.
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updated Jul 11, 2010
posted by Jsanthara
1 Answer
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Hasta before a noun.
Hasta que before a verb.
updated Jul 11, 2010
posted by 005faa61
Very concise and to the point. Thank you Julian. - Jsanthara, Jul 9, 2010
You're welcome! - 005faa61, Jul 9, 2010
Very concise, indeed...What if it isn't a noun or verb? Hasta aquí, hasta allí hasta ahora hasta+adverb.? - 0074b507, Jul 10, 2010
Also be sure that the verb is not an infinitve used as a noun. - 0074b507, Jul 10, 2010
