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Compound prepositional objects
If I want to say ".... with you and your family", does "contigo..." really work?
"Me encantaba pasar tiempo contigo y tu familia." ???
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No puedes decir con ti o con tú. |
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Thanks!
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Taking in account your signature laepelba, here you would say "Me encantaba pasar tiempo con vos y tu familia." I think is the only option lefting (creo que es la única opción que queda?)
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Some corrections. Not all of Latin America uses el voseo. A mí me encanta vosear, pero son pocos los que lo saben por estos lares.
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Conmigo
Contigo ¿Solamente a esas palabras se las unen, o hay otras? Con + ella Con + él
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It's difficult to learn the "voseo"? Ya sabés con quién practicar si querés.
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@Bob: consigo (used when sí is otherwise used as the prepositional object pronoun) Last edited by Rusty; January 04, 2010 at 10:24 PM. |
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And I specifically do not want to say "you (all)" (in the second person plural), I specifically want to say "with you (singular) and your family". How does "vos" fit into that?? And what in the world is "voseo", I thought that the object pronoun for "vosotros" was "vos" (like "nosotros" and "nos"). What!?
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