lo--es esencial o no?
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One of Jeannette's discs is called "Lo esencial". I thought "lo" was used as indirect object.
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updated May 21, 2011
posted by Marsviking
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It is possible I'm mistaken, but this seems to be the neuter article.
- Use lo + an adjective to communicate an abstract idea or quality of something. Lo bueno ganará. (The good (side) will win.) Lo difícil de español es el vocabulario. (The difficult (thing) about Spanish is the vocabulary.)
updated May 16, 2011
edited by Fredbong
posted by Fredbong
perfect - Izanoni1, May 16, 2011
so there is no gender in abstract nouns? - Marsviking, May 16, 2011
oh i see now, if you use adjectival nouns you don't need gender - Marsviking, May 16, 2011
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That section has several oddly constructed, awkward Spanish sentences.
updated May 16, 2011
posted by 002067fe
I'm glad to see we both agree on something. - lazarus1907, May 16, 2011
You get my vote. - lazarus1907, May 16, 2011
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Careful with this mistake in the reference section:
¿No ves lo bueno que trabajo? (Don´t you see how good I work?)
It should be "bien", not "bueno".
updated May 16, 2011
posted by lazarus1907
