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why in here is stairs the same as sidewalk?

why in here is stairs the same as sidewalk?

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Well i typed in Stairs i get stustantivo and then i type in sidewalk and its the same thing is it the same i know patio is the Spanish use of two thing patio and courtyard so yea excaim cool hmm

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updated Feb 16, 2011
posted by Akita9720

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If you enter any noun into the dictionary the first word you will see is sustantivo

I believe it equates to "'noun'', which is what part of speech it is.

If you enter both words into the dictionary, sidewalk and stairs, and look farther down the page I think you will see what I mean.

EDIT: Okay, I guess sustntivo does not mean ''noun"'. I just typed a verb into the box and it still says sustantivo. Someone will come along soon and clear this all up.

updated Feb 16, 2011
edited by Ron_Austin
posted by Ron_Austin
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I have always hear ¨sidewalk¨´ to be ¨banco¨ and stairs ¨´escaleras¨.

updated Feb 16, 2011
posted by pacofinkler
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Welcome to the forum. I am not sure why you are getting those results.

Acera - Sidewalk

Escalera - Stairs

updated Feb 16, 2011
posted by gone