they are in different context
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How do you say "they are" describing an object/thing rather than person, for example "I don't like game shows because they are annoying" ?
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updated Feb 3, 2014
posted by Bea_aeB
fullmarks for a simple question with hidden complications. - annierats, Feb 3, 2014
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You've chosen the added compication of the verb 'gustar:
No me gustan los programas de concursos porque son estupidos// porque me molestan.
updated Feb 3, 2014
edited by annierats
posted by annierats
These are suggestions, there are many answers to this one. - annierats, Feb 3, 2014
muy bien dicho mi querida vikinga, sólo que "concurso" en singular sería mejor - 005faa61, Feb 3, 2014
