saber poner la tele.
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Y algunos días no sabe poner la tele.
I don't understand the meaning of this sentence
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updated Mar 29, 2013
posted by lht14
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Some days he does not know what's on TV as in programs
updated Mar 29, 2013
posted by albert-fabrik-
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And some days, he doesn't know how to turn on (what's on) TV
updated Mar 29, 2013
posted by Spanish4grins
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My guess:
He doesn't know how to turn on the television.
updated Mar 25, 2013
edited by --Mariana--
posted by --Mariana--
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Poner in this sentence means to "put on" (switch on). I used the translator but it sounded awkward ....so I looked for a more suitable anslation of poner.
Hope this helps
updated Mar 25, 2013
posted by gohern
