"Acéptalo. Extrañas a alguien en este momento".
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"Acéptalo. Extrañas a alguien en este momento".
Q1: Is one way of translating the above, "Accept it. You miss someone right now".
Q2: Is the use of "Acéptalo" 2nd person imperative or 3rd person indicative or either depending on the context?
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updated May 30, 2013
edited by bandit51jd
posted by bandit51jd
great question! - chellapadua, May 30, 2013
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Q1, yes.
Q2, Acéptalo is 2nd person familiar imperative .
updated May 30, 2013
posted by 005faa61
Familiar or informal? I thought 2nd person was informal. Is there a difference when the imperative is used? - bandit51jd, May 30, 2013
2nd person is "you" both familiar (tú) and formal (Ud.) each with its own conjugations in imperative as well as the other tenses, ie: hazlo / hágalo - 005faa61, May 30, 2013
