What is the difference between vaya and ir..in spanish ?
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ir = to go\n\nvaya as a command (imperative form)\n\nvaya a la tienda = go to the store (using usted as the pronoun)\nvaya a su casa = go home (using usted the formal way of saying "tú" = you)\n\nvaya as the present sunjunctive (3rd person)\n\nespero que vaya a la tienda = i hope he/she/you(usted) goes to the store
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With the verbs for "to be" in Spanish, namely "ser" and "estar", depend on what you want to imply. Derived from there "they are" will be "Son".
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hey, if you're wondering about a person understanding you...don't worry, they'll understand you either way. There's really no RIGHT way to say the "ll". I've lived in so many countries (and am fluent in both lanuguages, I've spoken both my whole life) and they all say it differently. In Spain, it's more of a "che" (me-chamo), in Costa Rica, it's a pure "y" (me yamo), in the Dominican Republic and most latin american countries, it's a "j" (me, jamo), and in Venezuela, it's a "sh" (me shamo)... does that help? No matter how you say, most fluent Spanish-speakers will understand you...but, to be safe, I'd choose the "J" sound. It's the most commonly used. Also, it's not only the "ll" that's said differently, it's also the y. Usually, the way they said their "ll" is the same way that they'll say their "y"s.
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Because it is plural.  In spanish if you abbreviate something in plural you double the initial.
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"Me tengo que ir"\n"Tengo que irme"
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ETA in spain is equivalent to the IRA(or at least similar).\nFrom the basque region, and wanting to separate/self determinate from spain!!!\n\nActually basque language is only language in region that has absolutely no similarities to any other(not latin)!!
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it means "return" in spanish\nvuelve would be come back\nvolvido is returned\nvolviendo is coming back\netc etc
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Hola ! "Answer" as a noun in Spanish is "respuesta" (feminine gender).\nThe verb "to answer" is either responder (inf) or "contestar".\nHope that is of help.\nHave a great time!
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alacranes are one of the names given to scorpions in spanish (also called escorpiones).. I don't know the difference between them but, the ending -cita of the word refers to, first, little and (because of the a) to feminine...\n\nwhat everyone has already said: little scorpion...
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awnser = respuesta thats is the translation
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in spanish, abril ( dont capitalize the 'a', you're not supposed to) or go to freedict.com and there is a dictionay for all different languages. (that's what I use and plus, I go to spanish class this trimester)
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The language is Español.
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Dios ayuda me.\n\n(dee-os)\n(ah-you-da)\n(meh)
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eramos is the tense for estar\nfuimos is the tense for ir/ser\nin this context, your youth is a state of being for which you can only use estar tenses. youth is a temporary state of being. also if you said, the soup it hot, well it won't always be hot so you have to use estar. if you say she is a woman, she'll always be a woman so you use ser. i hope that makes sense
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Question and Answer in Spanish.
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it's "lazos de amor" or "vinculos de amor"
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It's not generally used in Latin America, but in Spain it's the plural form of tu.  In other words, if one is speaking to many friends, he would use vosotros instead of ustedes, due to a lack of formality.