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In Spanish, how would you say "I'm sorry you are having computer problems."?
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updated Feb 3, 2014
posted by sbatic
Welcome to the forum! :) - NikkiLR, Feb 3, 2014
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Siento mucho que estes teniendo problemas de computadora.(referring to tu)
Siento mucho que este teniendo problemas de computadora.(referring to usted)
Lamento mucho que usted este teniendo problemas de computadora.
updated Feb 3, 2014
posted by juanmelgar
:) - NikkiLR, Feb 3, 2014
el ordenador, en España. - annierats, Feb 3, 2014
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In the Spanish language you have " tú " that is use when you are referring to a _.1 younger person _.2 person your same age.-.3 person you know and had build certain friendship. -.3 And you have " Usted" or "Ud."with it plural form " Ustedes" or " Uds" that you use when -.1 an older person -.2 person that you do not know, it is a little more formal -.3people that it has to be address with respect like mom, dad, lawyer , officers, judges, etc.
updated Feb 3, 2014
posted by ginstaller
In Spain, tu is now the norm, except in very formal situations. - annierats, Feb 3, 2014
