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Old February 19, 2013, 10:30 AM
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Tiempo continuo después del infinitivo

Quisiera decir en español: "You have to start speaking in spanish"

¿Cual frase es correcta?

"Tienes que empezar hablar en español"

o

"Tienes que empezar hablando en español"
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