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Yo suelo?

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I may not have the spelling right because I have only heard it. It seems to be a verb but I do not know what the root conjugation is or the meaning. (Suelo=floor/ground as noun.. Right?) so what would yo suelo Mean as a verb?

Thanks for the help!

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updated Apr 16, 2016
posted by Oli_m

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Soler. To do something habitually. En mi joventud solía bailar cada noche. In my youth I used to dance every night.

Suelo tomar un café a las once cada mañana. I sually have a cup of coffee at 11 every morning.

updated Apr 16, 2016
edited by annierats
posted by annierats
Good one, Annie. - Daniela2041, Apr 15, 2016
Thank you Dani, you're being very kind at the moment, are you ok? - annierats, Apr 15, 2016
@annie , that is not nice annie ,Daniela may not understand your wacky humour. - ray76, Apr 16, 2016
@Ray, Dani is fine, I'm sure a una guerrera entiende a otra. - annierats, Apr 16, 2016
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It can also be translated as "I often... " I often eat candy = Yo suelo comer dulces

updated Apr 16, 2016
posted by CarimeOmMime