Aquí y acá... ¿ Que es la diferencia ?
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aquí is specific = Here (picture yourself pointing at specific object near you. Don't let it be to far away or it will be "allí".
Acá = around here (like around this general area.)
Keep in mind that in Spain the majority of the people use "Aquí" and "Allí" over "Acá" and "Alla".
Espero que estés bien y que sigas con tu apredizaje.
Y debo decir cuál es la diferencia... No que es la... Aprendo... Despacio...
Veo que ma preguna originala no dice nada gracia al efecto que el ordinador hace sobre lo que escribo... Ok, la frase que quiero decir es 'venga acá'... Que es la diferecia entre ese frase y 'venga aquí'... Y para hablar con mi hijo, pudeo decir 'vengaS' ?
To me:
Acá is more over here towards here
Aqui is here.
Per Study Spanish:
http://www.studyspanish.com/topten_mistakes.htm#seven
The words "aquí" and "acá" are not interchangeable.
"Aquí" and "acá" both refer to a location that is close to the speaker. These words are not interchangeable. "Acá" is used with verbs of motion, while "aquí" is used in other instances. "Juan, ven acá." (John, come here.) Puedes registrarte aquí. (You can register here.)
That being said, I have seen "ven aquí" and the sense I have is that aquí is specifically here- and acá is more vague- around here.
The informal equivalent to venga is ven in the positive, not vengas (ir is one of the few verbs that are truly irregular in the informal positive commands, otherwise you use the 3rd person indicative)
Ven acá- come over here
You do use vengas in the negative
No vengas acá- don't come over here