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April 06, 2013, 05:12 PM
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Era vs. Hubo
Ignorant question here, but....
My friend wrote about a past event: She wrote "hubo tormenta." --> There was a storm. Could she have wrote "era tormenta?" Same meaning? Different meaning? She's from Guatemala. I am not used to haring 'hubo' much. Thanks to anyone that can help. 
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