Vino translation
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Hola, all!
I am VERY confused. When I imputed the word "vino" into the spanishdict translator, I found that it meant wine. But in a workbook I was doing, there is a sentence that says "tambíen vino mi amigo" Alas, wine does not make sense- I think?
Please help. Thanks so much!!!
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updated Dec 5, 2013
posted by szhang
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Yes, vino means wine. However, it is also a conjugated form of an irregular verb. Click the "Conjugate" tab at the top of the page and then put in "vino" and you will get your answer.
updated Dec 5, 2013
edited by kirk1
posted by kirk1
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Man, vino seems to be really problematic, I got a good laugh out of this photo the other day
updated Aug 8, 2013
posted by broca23
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I once saw vino tinto translated as 'he came I dye', although they had managed, on the same menu, to translate vino blanco correctly...
updated Aug 10, 2013
posted by afowen
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Ooh, that's a good one. I have absolutely no idea! Sorry
updated Aug 8, 2013
posted by give-me-a-kiss
