Accents in Spanish words
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Where does the word " ganara" have the accent?
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updated Jul 5, 2014
posted by RRodriguezhamada
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future indicative: ganará; imperfect subjunctive: ganara (no accent): http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/ganar - bosquederoble, Jul 4, 2014
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Are you wanting the future tense of the él, ella, usted form?
It will go on the last syllable if that is what you want.
You can find this when you type in the infinitive verb in the translator and go to the bottom of the page to find all the conjugations for the most used verb tense forms. But, if yours is not there just click "conjugations" under the chart and you'll find all of the conjugations of the tenses.
updated Aug 2, 2014
posted by katydew
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Si tan solo nos explicaras más claramente, por lo menos en una frase, en pasado es ganara y en futuro es ganará.
updated Aug 2, 2014
posted by GexThunderstrom
:) - ian-hill, Jul 4, 2014
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the emphasis is on the word A
updated Jul 4, 2014
posted by juan_rojo
the accent is in A - juan_rojo, Jul 4, 2014
