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Lesson Introduction
In the big podcast today, we'll talk about the color orange, where the "se" goes, and the Iberian Spanish penchant for telling recent stories with the present perfect.
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jack_sparrow says
June 12, 2009
Como se dice creepy?
donperigo says
June 12, 2009
gracias Esti y JP
entonces anaranjado quiere decir orangish
jack-sparrow
heres "creepy" and a previous pa que sepas has discussed spooky :-)
stevestr says
June 12, 2009
Jack_sparrow
“espeluznante” es una alternativa para decir “creepy”. Mira wordreference.com
“espeluznante” is one way to say “creepy” see wordreference.com
brandonl says
June 14, 2009
Gracias por explicarnos la diferencia entre el uso del pretérito y el presente perfecto acerca del cuento de historias de acciones recién pasados. Como conozco a muchos mas mexicanos que españoles, me confundí un poco de la lección sobre la ladrona de asientos :)