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I am trying to say .......with them

Bob " I see the boys have a lot of toys" Mary " Yes they always play with them"

Here is my attempt.

Bob " Veo que los niños tienen muchos jugetes"

Mary "Si ellos simpre los juegan "

Please be kind with your answers.

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updated Sep 15, 2010
edited by LateToDinner
posted by Stig345

5 Answers

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Mary - "Sí, siempre juegan con ellos".

Spanish has another unusual form with con...consigo, but it is reflexive and means with himself, herself, itself, themselves)

updated Sep 15, 2010
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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Sí, juegan constantemente con los.

I'm usually wrong, but this is what looks right to me. cool smile

updated Sep 15, 2010
posted by canicos
And you are once again. - 0074b507, Sep 14, 2010
sorry, canicos, good try, but not correct, this is how quentin wanted to say that;) - 00494d19, Sep 15, 2010
Ok, I apologize. - 0074b507, Sep 15, 2010
Thanks, we're cool. And I've learned some more Spanish, which is why we're here. Right! - canicos, Sep 15, 2010
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Please be kind with your answers.

HI roger, I hope we always arewink

well,

? Dónde están los expertos ?

Well, quentin actually IS an expert, his answers are usually right, here toowink

updated Sep 15, 2010
posted by 00494d19
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Yep, Quentin's right! Inanimate objects can be "ellos" or "ellas" if the sentence is set up to require a pronoun.

updated Sep 15, 2010
posted by skygoneblue
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? Donde estan los expertos ?

updated Sep 15, 2010
posted by Stig345