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In today's posting, you used the words " a cada rato" instead of "siempre". Why do you not explain why you chose those words. They both mean "always."

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updated May 7, 2014
posted by tjjt36

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To me it's just like the difference in english of saying, "every time/moment" and "always". "My wife is tired every time we go running in the morning." "Susie seems like she's always happy." But yes they often if not always could be used synonymously, with only very slight different meaning or tone.

updated May 7, 2014
posted by Kiwaiano
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Mi esposa a " cada rato esta" dejando su ropa sucia en el suelo. Why not use "siempre"?

updated May 7, 2014
posted by tjjt36
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Welcome to SpanishDict. Where were these words you are speaking of? Please include the detail in your question.

updated May 7, 2014
posted by rac1