over time.
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How do you say over time in spanish? Over time language changes...
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updated Mar 8, 2012
posted by Rey_Mysterio
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- A través del tiempo los idiomas cambian.
- Los idiomas cambian a través del tiempo.
updated Mar 8, 2012
edited by farallon7
posted by farallon7
or ".....a lo largo del tiempo." - 00d312f5, Mar 8, 2012
Hmm, not quite the best way but it would work. - farallon7, Mar 8, 2012
Why not? Maybe not for where you are from. Don't be so local. The world is bigger. - 00d312f5, Mar 8, 2012
Good job farallon. A través works perfectly. - gringojrf, Mar 8, 2012
; ] - farallon7, Mar 8, 2012
Guimmys, that's why I said. "...but it would work" because it does work! As for me, not the best option, but that is me! - farallon7, Mar 8, 2012
OK. No hard feelings. :) - 00d312f5, Mar 8, 2012
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You might try this. It's basically what you want to say I think. 
updated Mar 8, 2012
posted by t1funnyface
