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Meaning of a sentence

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Seguro que se pierden.

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updated Aug 10, 2013
posted by wangloveday
This sentence was found in my book and the context is a female thinking to herself: Seguro que se pierden. - wangloveday, Aug 10, 2013

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It is certain that they will get lost.

It makes no odds if the thinker is male or female, seguro refers to the fact that they are sure to get lost.

updated Aug 10, 2013
edited by annierats
posted by annierats
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If you put this sentence in the translator as I did the examples were confusing. I think seguro is not the word to begin with. I think Estoy seguro que se pierden. makes better sense because it means I am sure (that) they are lost. There is no verb segurar -er, ir so seguro is not the first person singular. If you are male you say estoy seguro, if female, estoy segura.

updated Aug 10, 2013
posted by Jubilado
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sentence es una oracion

updated Aug 10, 2013
posted by andreavasquez1412