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How many different things does a in spanish mean?

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updated Jan 15, 2015
edited by hello232
posted by hello232
yes it does - hello232, Jan 16, 2014

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updated Jan 15, 2015
edited by GlennDonner
posted by GlennDonner
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From my dictionary.

Van a Sevilla. / They are going to Seville.

Se acercó a mí. / She came up to me.

¿Te vas a casa? / Are you going home?

Estaban sentados a la mesa. / They were sitting at the table.

Se veía a cien metros. / You could see it from a hundred metres away.

Viven a diez kilómetros/minutos de aquí. / They live ten kilometres/minutes away.

Estamos a dos de enero. / It’s the second of January.

updated Nov 15, 2014
edited by ian-hill
posted by ian-hill
The last one should be "Estamos dos de enero" without the "a" :) - 005a3a5c, Jan 17, 2014
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Could you please clarify your question?

updated Jan 17, 2014
posted by 00ffada9
I did - hello232, Jan 16, 2014
:) - 00ffada9, Jan 17, 2014
Lol, I just glanced at the question and was trying to make Spanish words out of - dennywells, Jan 17, 2014
hellomynameisbob - dennywells, Jan 17, 2014