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Old June 06, 2009, 03:39 AM
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voltear (verb) — to turn over, roll over, turn upside down, turn, spill. Look up voltear in the dictionary

Voltea la hoja para leer lo que tiene atrás.
Turn the paper over to read what's on the other side.
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Old June 06, 2009, 07:20 AM
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Voltear, aunque se entiende, no se usa en España. Preferimos decir "dar la vuelta".

No deis la vuelta a la hoja del examen hasta que suene el timbre.
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Old June 06, 2009, 10:25 AM
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This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word for June 6, 2009

voltear (verb) — to turn over, roll over, turn upside down, turn, spill. Look up voltear in the dictionary

Voltea la hoja para leer lo que tiene atrás.
Turn the paper over to read what's on the other side.
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¿Por qué es "lo que" (¿el pronombre relativo?) en la frase? La hoja es femenino, ¿o se usa "lo" describer el "voltear" lo que llama por el nueter "lo"

Lo siento, tuve mucho difícil para la ecriber la oración Espero que no haya equivocaciones sencillas las que son más fácil para evitarlas (that are easier to avoid)

Why is "lo que" used? "la hoja" is feminine, or is lo used because it describes the actual action of "turning" which would call for the nueter "(lo) que"

Muchas gracias
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¿Por qué es "lo que" (¿el pronombre relativo?) en la frase? La hoja es femenino, ¿o se usa "lo" describer el "voltear" lo que llama por el nueter "lo"

Lo siento, tuve mucho difícil para la ecriber la oración Espero que no haya equivocaciones sencillas las que son más fácil para evitarlas (that are easier to avoid)

Why is "lo que" used? "la hoja" is feminine, or is lo used because it describes the actual action of "turning" which would call for the nueter "(lo) que"

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Hola
¿Por qué es "lo que" (¿el pronombre relativo?) en la frase? La hoja es femenino, ¿o se usa "lo" describer el "voltear" lo que llama por el nueter "lo"

Lo siento, tuve mucho difícil para la ecriber la oración Espero que no haya equivocaciones sencillas las que son más fácil para evitarlas (that are easier to avoid)

Why is "lo que" used? "la hoja" is feminine, or is lo used because it describes the actual action of "turning" which would call for the nueter "(lo) que"

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"Lo que" se refiere al contenido que está escrito detrás de la hoja, no a la hoja:

Voltee la hoja para leer "la cosa" (lo) que está escrita detrás.
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"Lo que" se refiere al contenido que está escrito detrás de la hoja, no a la hoja:

Voltee la hoja para leer "la cosa" (lo) que está escrita detrás.
Ahora yo lo entiendo, gracias amiga
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