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"¿Donde viven Los Seres?"

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updated Mar 21, 2013
posted by pespinosa
Por favor, explique su pregunta. No tiene sentido. - rac1, Mar 21, 2013

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Los seres humanos viven en todo el mundo.

No entiendo más de lo que quisieras saber.

updated Mar 21, 2013
posted by Jubilado
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Es una pregunta válida. Pero yo más bien preguntaría ¿dónde no viven los seres de México?

updated Mar 21, 2013
posted by -cae-
Indeed. - annierats, Mar 21, 2013
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Ok this is a really interesting word ( seres)

The translator will reference "Ser" the verb to be. Looking through the definition, I found the following..... "Ser humano" human being, "sus seres queridos" her loved ones, "ser supremo"

So it looks like the infinitive is being used as a plural noun here "Seres" meaning being.

As noted above the usage of the word can have negative or positive connotations

So is this a unique use of the infinitive? Seres?

updated Mar 21, 2013
posted by gohern
Gohern: 'Ser' es un sustantivo, no solo un verbo (ser=being) y 'seres' es el plural. Un "ser" es cualquier ente vivo o no vivo, incluso puede ser un extraterrestre o un espíritu. - -cae-, Mar 21, 2013
This is not unique. There are several verbs which are employed as nouns: - padrin, Mar 21, 2013
Gracias - gohern, Mar 21, 2013
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En el estado de Queensland , cualquier persona que vivir el sur de ellos,

son llaman Mexicanos.

In the State of Queensland, anyone living to the south of them ,

are called Mexicans.


Queensland and southern states

Queensland is distant from the main population and political centres of southern Australia, namely Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra. At the same time it has long contributed a significant proportion of Australia's most lucrative export commodities, such as coal, beef and sugar. The disparity between Queensland's economic contribution and political influence has long caused tension. The relationship is complicated by the migration since the 1970s of many people from the southern states, who are both welcomed for the economic benefits they bring, and occasionally disparaged as "Mexicans" because they come from "south of the border". This sentiment was epitomised by Joh Bjelke-Petersen's parochialism and frequent promotion of the idea of secession of Queensland from Australia during his term as premier.

updated Mar 21, 2013
edited by ray76
posted by ray76
Thanks, Ray..... - gohern, Mar 21, 2013
Interesante. - -cae-, Mar 21, 2013
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­¡Aha! Sabía que los Méxicanos eran extranjeros. Y me llaman "loco"...

updated Mar 21, 2013
posted by HackerKing