Try to see it once my way
Alice in chains. (btw)
They say "intenta de verlo una vez a mi manera".
I usually see, like 10 out of 11 times, trata de instead of intenta, same?
Also, a mi manera, en mi manera, well
A mi manera, a tu manera is actually a minor idiom, don't you think?
Voy a hacerlo A mi manera, I'm going to do it my way
Viste a tu manera. Dress how you want, in your way.
NOT en tu manera. (or do they both work)
2 questions here.
Gracias.
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For "try to see it," I believe it can be said as either "trata de verlo" or "intenta verlo" (no "de").
"A mi manera" works here I think. Although, I might have said "Trata de verlo una vez cómo yo lo veo."
They say "intenta de verlo una vez a mi manera" in this song.
Also, they say, a mi manera, as opposed to en mi manera
WELL A mi manera, a tu manera is actually a minor idiom, don't you think?
Voy a hacerlo A mi manera, I'm going to do it my way
So therefore it makes more sense than EN mi manera due to it's idiomatic nature.
Viste a tu manera. Dress how you want, in your way.
NOT en tu manera. (or do they both work)
The two questions are:
- a tu manera VS en tu manera (a tu manera always and never en tu manera right?)
- Intenta VS trata de. Trata de is more common right? But do they BOTH work for this kind of thing? Gracias.
Could you try to state your question a little bit more clearly?