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Hey this means... "he started to walk"??? Am I close?
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updated Nov 18, 2014
posted by kyle_hurley
Seems so Kyle in English could use break into a walk - pacofinkler, Nov 17, 2014
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You are right. It is "Start to run" suddenly.
updated Nov 18, 2014
posted by txustaboy
Is it only used for babys who start walking for the first time ?? - Joydeep_Singh, Nov 17, 2014
No no, this expression is not very used and maybe can be used when a baby starts to walk. It is valid for anybody - txustaboy, Nov 18, 2014
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El auto comence a mover. No el gente pero un auto.
updated Nov 18, 2014
posted by diwani
(Correction: El auto comenzo a moverse, No para gente sino para autos). On the other hand, this sentence is used for people not for cars. - txustaboy, Nov 18, 2014
