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Old March 09, 2010, 11:39 PM
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You have us abandoned/neglected????
How can we translated in the Spanish sense?
When sb goes to work and spends a lot of time outside the house, and doesn´t pay much attention to us.

Is that translation OK?
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Yes, it is correct.

how about:

You have abandoned us?
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Without the total context, how would this translation for "nos tienes abandonados" work for you?

"You have abandoned us"
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Old March 10, 2010, 02:42 PM
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Thr comtext is when you husband is travelling a lot, and we say nos tienes abandonados which is not the same as nos as abandonado.
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Thr comtext is when you husband is travelling a lot, and we say nos tienes abandonados which is not the same as nos has abandonado.
Wanted to make sure you understood that.
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No entiendo por qué se usa "tener", robin has escrito "haber" [nos has abandonado], pero dijiiste que no es lo mismo
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No entiendo por qué se usa "tener", robin has escrito "haber" [nos has abandonado], pero dijiiste que no es lo mismo
No. Robin dijo:

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You have us abandoned/neglected????
To have= haber o tener

Nos has abandonado = you have abandoned us

See? ¿Sí?
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No. Robin dijo:



To have= haber o tener

Nos has abandonado = you have abandoned us

See? ¿Sí?
Entiendo "nos has abandonado" pero no me confunde "nos tiene abandonado". nunca he visto "tener" con el participio pasado
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Entiendo "nos has abandonado" pero no me confunde "nos tiene abandonado". nunca he visto "tener" con el participio pasado
Do you understand "he has us abandoned"?

Does it make sense in English?
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Do you understand "he has us abandoned"?

Does it make sense in English?
HUY! Nos tienes abandonados

Ya entiendo , abandonados no es el participio pasado sino un adjetivo

He has us abandoned
You have us abandoned

Me suena raro en inglés, yo diría algo así

We feel abandoned (keeping abandoned an adjective) by you

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