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no tan a menudo

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Is this the proper way to say not so often" no tan a menudo"

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updated Dec 5, 2013
posted by adsimon

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Yes no tan a menudo or no tan seguido

updated Dec 5, 2013
posted by Anormal
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Most of the Spanish I have read and seen is terse and would be more common to say, simply, 'no menudo'; but clarity is preferable to dogma, and so long as you're understood, which you obviously are, then it's really just a matter of preference. We all speak differently. De vez en cuando is how I would say it too.

updated Dec 5, 2013
edited by jstackiv
posted by jstackiv
I'm not trying to be mean, but most Spanish is supposed to be written and spoken like that. Spanish is different than English, and is much more formal. Unless you're a Spanish hipster who talks in slang, you really need to speak and write formally. - 00ffada9, Dec 5, 2013
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No tan a menudo works fine for this purpose.

updated Dec 5, 2013
posted by 00ffada9
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I like to use "de vez en cuando", which is roughly "every now and again". More or less proper, no idea.

updated Dec 5, 2013
posted by dennywells