Does this sentence make grammatical sense?
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Here is my sentence:
los ciudadanos de este maravilloso turbio.
Does this make sense?
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updated Oct 27, 2015
posted by mduane15
Maybe you should put in English what you are trying to say, I am having difficulty finding a verb that would qualify it as a sentence, and I think turbio used as a noun is generally plural. - bosquederoble, Oct 26, 2015
And I think it an odd thing to use there, at least to me, not knowing your intent. :) - bosquederoble, Oct 26, 2015
Correction: It is a greeting for a speech: Buenos días ciudadanos de este pueblo preocupado. - mduane15, Oct 26, 2015
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Yes. Perfect. That is what I intended to say correct.
updated Oct 27, 2015
posted by mduane15
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The correction in your comment makes it "Good day, citizens of this worried town." Is that what you want to say?
updated Oct 27, 2015
posted by AnnRon
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No it doesn't because it is not complete and it's meaningless.
"The citizens of this wonderfull confused...." ??? Do you know what I mean?
updated Oct 26, 2015
posted by Ikigreg
