I was at Mark's...
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How do you say something like this if someone were to ask you where you were?
Would you have to answer completely with "Estuve a la casa de Mark" or could you just say "de Mark"? Or is it "la de Mark"?
I'm guessing the last one but I wanted to know if there's something shorter/simpler... de Mark, con Mark, etc...
Thanks a bunch! :o]
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updated Aug 6, 2011
posted by Goldie_Miel
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We don't use the article here:
en casa de mark.
And no, con Mark solo significa que estuviste con él en algún lugar.
updated Aug 6, 2011
posted by 00494d19
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My friends respond with "(en) la casa de ______".
"con Mark" is shorter/simpler but just like in English, "with Mark" doesn't mean you are at his house.
updated Aug 5, 2011
posted by bafalck
I agree with this. - toothpastechica, Aug 5, 2011
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Sure! you can answer "con Mark".
updated Feb 26, 2015
posted by 00a4c226
"en el cantón de Marco" sirve para mí... jeje - cristalino, Aug 5, 2011
this answer is not correct, please dont vote for it - 00494d19, Aug 5, 2011
