"To be correct about something" using tener razón
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If I want to say that someone is correct about something, do I use acera de, or sobre de or something else?
"You were correct about that question."
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updated Apr 24, 2013
posted by kjkeys88
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You could use acerca de, sobre, en que, en cuanto a, etc, but most of the time after hearing something we believe is correct we simply say Tienes razón.
updated Apr 24, 2013
edited by 005faa61
posted by 005faa61
Sí. - annierats, Apr 23, 2013
I suppose I should have used the subjunctive. - katydew, Apr 24, 2013
Julian, me parece que tienes razón. ;o) - katydew, Apr 24, 2013
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I would use tener razón, and conjugate it based on whoever is right.
updated Apr 24, 2013
posted by jessicamccall117
Jessica, it's always the other person, sadly. - annierats, Apr 23, 2013
Cuando tengo razon, no puedo decir nada.. - annierats, Apr 23, 2013
Hey, that is too true. - jessicamccall117, Apr 23, 2013
lol. That is one way to look at it and of course, Tienes razón. - katydew, Apr 24, 2013
