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Forum: Grammar April 16, 2008, 12:21 AM

Replies: 63 la diferencia entre los verbos venir e ir Views: 40,581 Posted By Tomisimo For me from the west coast: I don't... For me from the west coast: I don't have a native speaker to ask at the moment, but I'm pretty sure that in Mexico, it's much more common to say Voy ..., ¿vas conmigo? than to say Voy ...,...

Forum: Grammar April 03, 2008, 12:24 AM

Replies: 63 la diferencia entre los verbos venir e ir Views: 40,581 Posted By Tomisimo Gracias Alfonso for helping me understand this. ... Gracias Alfonso for helping me understand this. It's not the easiest subject :)

Forum: Grammar March 28, 2008, 02:43 AM

Replies: 63 la diferencia entre los verbos venir e ir Views: 40,581 Posted By Tomisimo Yes, faux pas is French, but it's a very common... Yes, faux pas is French, but it's a very common expression in the US. I don't know about other countries. Here it wouldn't be snobbish or stuck-up at all. Thanks for your explanations...

Forum: Grammar March 27, 2008, 06:28 PM

Replies: 63 la diferencia entre los verbos venir e ir Views: 40,581 Posted By Tomisimo I'm having a bit of a hard time keeping up with... I'm having a bit of a hard time keeping up with all the conversations around here. You all go really fast :D Another option for "meter la pata" is "to commit a faux pas". Pronounced "fo pa". ...

Forum: Grammar March 22, 2008, 08:37 PM

Replies: 63 la diferencia entre los verbos venir e ir Views: 40,581 Posted By Tomisimo Alfonso, Thanks for your additional... Alfonso, Thanks for your additional explanation, I really appreciate it.

Forum: Grammar March 15, 2008, 12:35 PM

Replies: 63 la diferencia entre los verbos venir e ir Views: 40,581 Posted By Tomisimo If they're talking in person, and they are not at... If they're talking in person, and they are not at the location where the event will take place, it would be: ¿Puedes ir al evento? ¿Vas al evento? No creo que pueda ir. If the two people where...

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