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Se puede decir "cada otro martes" ?

Se puede decir "cada otro martes" ?

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in order to express the idea of "every other Tuesday'" Or is that a word for word anglicized translation?
Gracias,
ME

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updated ENE 16, 2008
posted by Mary-Elena

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Gracias por las muchas opciones smile
El cartelito ya esta listo smile
ME

updated ENE 16, 2008
posted by Mary-Elena
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I think that You could say ".., y esto es cada 2 martes a las 11 am". As Cherry says also You can use "alternos"... " ....y esto es los martes alternos a las 11 am". But I think the first option is more explanatory.

I would explain the tuesday to begin the event, for example, "... y esto es cada 2 martes a las 11 am comenzando el martes 22 de enero".

Regards.
Genar.

updated ENE 16, 2008
posted by Genar
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In Spain we would say:

Cada dos martes

Los martes alternos is ok.

updated ENE 16, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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I am offering a storytime for young children in Spanish at our public library, and it's every other Tuesday at 11am.
That is what I am trying to correctly express smile Thanks
ME

updated ENE 16, 2008
posted by Mary-Elena
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Which is the context'

updated ENE 16, 2008
posted by Genar
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Cada martes is every Tuesday. Pienso que se refiere a los martes alternos. Por ejemplo: el club se reune los martes alternos. Es decir que no se reune cada martes, sino este martes, hay una reunion, pero el martes proximo no hay.

updated ENE 16, 2008
posted by Cherry
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i think is fine .. " cada martes"

updated ENE 15, 2008
posted by Alba
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I think it is "los martes alternos" like alternating Tuesdays.

updated ENE 15, 2008
posted by Cherry
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