I'm learing
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How do you say I'm the person you meet at church
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updated Feb 16, 2017
posted by Nieblas7
Welcome to SpanishDict. - rac1, Feb 15, 2017
This question was already asked by another member. Homework? Make an attempt. - rac1, Feb 15, 2017
Who are you 'learing 'at ? - ray76, Feb 16, 2017
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There are some contexts in which you would not use the English verb "meet" Does this "meet signify "getting to know for the first time? or does it mean meet up with, or does it refer to the kinds of people you come in contact with in church?
There is a separate verb in Spanish for each situation. It's like the English word "time." There are FOUR words that you can translate as time but they each have their own meaning.
Another similarity is the English verb "to be" Spanish has "ser" for one set of circumstances, and "estar" for another.
So what do you mean by "meet?"
updated Feb 16, 2017
edited by Daniela2041
posted by Daniela2041
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I think you could say "Soy la persona que usted conoce en la Iglesia"
updated Feb 16, 2017
posted by James0309
The idea is to get them to do a little research on their own. This is an easy phrase to translate. - rac1, Feb 15, 2017
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What is the context?
updated Feb 16, 2017
posted by 003d2d9c
