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por vs para hacerse

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"The last time we saw each other you were going to university to become a lawyer, right?

"La ultima vez que nos vimos, ibas a la universidad para hacerte abogada, no?"

My main question is: is it "por hacerte" or "para hacerte" in this example?

Second: if you see any mistakes, or if you would phrase it a different way so it sounds more natural, tell me please. This would help me aswell.

Thanks!

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updated Feb 17, 2016
edited by BenVP
posted by BenVP

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"Para" has the meaning of "in order to"

So that particular phrase means " going to the university in order to become a lawyer."

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updated Feb 13, 2016
posted by Daniela2041
thank you - BenVP, Feb 13, 2016
You're welcome. - Daniela2041, Feb 13, 2016
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"La ultima vez que nos vimos, ibas a la universidad para hacerte abogada, no?" Second: if you see any mistakes, or if you would phrase it a different way so it sounds more natural, tell me please.

I would say: ..... para estudiar el derecho ....

updated Feb 19, 2016
posted by 005faa61
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That sounds right, but a more natural way is para estudiar derecho

updated Feb 17, 2016
posted by Rey_Mysterio
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updated Feb 15, 2016
posted by ray76