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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Como se dice creepy?
gracias Esti y JP
entonces anaranjado quiere decir orangish
jack-sparrow
heres "creepy" and a previous pa que sepas has discussed spooky :-)
Jack_sparrow
“espeluznante” es una alternativa para decir “creepy”. Mira wordreference.com
“espeluznante” is one way to say “creepy” see wordreference.com
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 :)