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Andan en el parque. replace with por or para

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replace "en" with por or para

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updated Feb 16, 2011
posted by sal1319

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Question: Would you use para in the situation where you want to do something for the benefit of the park? example: Mañana va estar un reunión para el parque.

updated Feb 16, 2011
posted by Hungerford
Your idea is correct, but it would sound more natural to say "para el beneficio del parque" - 005faa61, Feb 16, 2011
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Por el parque......... Around / through / in the vicinity of the park.

The most common colloquial way of using Para is Se fueron para el parque. .... They went to the park. (In this case, Andar sounds very strange)

updated Feb 16, 2011
edited by 005faa61
posted by 005faa61
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Por, meaning around the park. Andan para el parque is a colloquial way of saying: "They went to the park," but I don't think it's grammatically correct.

updated Feb 16, 2011
posted by gone
Wow, I didn't know about this use of para. Thanks! :) - webdunce, Feb 16, 2011
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I think the answer is POR because POR can mean through.

Andan en el parque = They walked in the park.

Andan por el parque = They walked through the park.

updated Feb 16, 2011
edited by webdunce
posted by webdunce
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Both can be used, though they will have different meanings. "Andar para el parque" would mean to go to (the direction of) the park, while "andar por..." would be to walk in the park (leisurely), similar to pasear.

updated Feb 16, 2011
posted by Deanski