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"Me creo que te tengo." I'm not sure why the "me" is used of how it affects the meaning of the sentence.
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updated Jan 29, 2011
posted by Kylew
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Yes it totally affect the meaning... by saying "me creo que te tengo" and not "creo que te tengo" you're kind of trying to convince or fool yourself you have that person ..but without "me" you're just conveying the doubt of having that person or not. did i get the idea across?
updated Jan 29, 2011
posted by dubsf
Thank you, and yes you got the point across. - Kylew, Jan 29, 2011
