En este caso concreto
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In this particular case? Seems odd that a word like "concrete" could also mean "particular" because the two meanings seem so different. Gracias.
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updated Oct 27, 2010
posted by jeezzle
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En concreto means specifically or in particular. If you think about it, concrete is sometimes used in this way in English, too, like "concrete examples" of something.
updated Oct 27, 2010
posted by KevinB
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I believe you could say either - en este caso concreto or particular;
updated Oct 27, 2010
posted by Kiwi-Girl
En este caso concreto, or en este caso en particular - Tonyriva, Oct 27, 2010
I think you can have it without the 'en' as well? perhaps it'd be the difference between this case 'in' particular and in this 'particular case'? - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 27, 2010
it sounds very weird without the "en" - Tonyriva, Oct 27, 2010
