ooo i got the idea now. they actually refer to something and they replace the subject in the exaples you have and they change according to the gender.
mucho graciaslos ejemplos, los que me dicho era muy util para mi... jaja i hope i did it ok
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ooo i got the idea now. they actually refer to something and they replace the subject in the exaples you have and they change according to the gender.
mucho graciaslos ejemplos, los que me dicho era muy util para mi... jaja i hope i did it ok
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how do you say "i didn't like to go to school, so i would pretend to be sick and play at home all day"?
I'm so glad you turned your life around!!!!Good luck on your project!
How about "I had to stay in my neighborhood"?
"Tenia k quedar en mi barrio"?
i don't really wanna use barrio but i don't know any other words for it
instead of barrio, you could say "vencindario" ... right?
I would say, "Tenia que quedarme en mi vencindario" or "Tuve que quedarme en mi vencindario". Maybe someone else could check this out but that's how I would say it...
Oops... sorry Zahra... I guess we posted at the same time. Good thing we agreed!
yeah Damarys I think so !!![]()
the first love is gone ... am waiting for the last one!!
how do you say dont push your chance??? is it no empuje tu oportunidad??? maybe![]()
Είναι τα αισθήματα μου σαν θηρία ανήμερα, κι ούτε ξέρω πως τ' αντέχω και τα συγκρατώ.
Can it be "no te pases"?