Gran vs. Grande? Algun vs. Alguno/a?
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(it's okay if you can't answer all of them, please answer as many as you can though 
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Why sometimes the adjectivo comes before the noun? (ex. el mejor amigo vs. la camiseta blanca)
Gran vs. Grande? Algun vs. Alguno/a?
How do you say "I might do something"?
Hablame vs. habla conmigo?
Cuando se usa "ningun"?
Que significa "así"?
Is there a word like "get" en espanol?
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updated Nov 2, 2011
edited by 00494d19
posted by el_jefe
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"Get" means so many things in English that there's really no comparable word in Spanish. The best thing to do is to switch "get" to a synonym and then translate it to Spanish.
For example: I got home late today.
Switch "got" to "arrive" and it's doable.
Hoy llegué a casa tarde.
updated Nov 3, 2011
posted by yttrium
