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Yo te regreso VS regreso por tí

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Is te regreso, yo te regreso, enough to indicate "regreso por tí"? I think it is.

I will be back for you.

regreso para tí is something different though.

can't think of how to work it though.

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updated Sep 3, 2011
posted by jeezzle

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Yo te regreso means : I give you (something) back:

Yo te regreso el cuaderno: I give you the notebook back.

I will be back for you. is regreso (in the future) por tí.:

I'll be back for you at 10 O' Clock: Regreso por tí a las diez:

updated Sep 3, 2011
posted by Dakie
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Dakie says,

Yo te regreso el cuaderno: I give you the notebook back.

I would have thought to use devolver for this.

Te devuelvo el cuaderno, lo que me habías dado antes.

Which do you think is more usual?

updated Sep 3, 2011
posted by Jeremias
Me too - jeezzle, Sep 3, 2011
They're both equally usual my friend ;) - Dakie, Sep 3, 2011
Thanks Dakie! - Jeremias, Sep 3, 2011
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So yo te regreso is like, te devuelvo. I feel like i heard it the "Regreso por tí" way. Like, "I will return for you" but I might be wrong.

updated Sep 3, 2011
posted by jeezzle
Yes, retornaré/regresaré por ti. :) - chileno, Sep 3, 2011