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Help above (they might be wrong thought :P). about the -os, I thought it was supposed to be -los for you (plural) but I might be wrong ![]() Last edited by Jessica; September 07, 2009 at 12:21 PM. |
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Almost entirely correct; you're just forgetting to add accents so that the stress stays where is was previously. "Estoy buscándoos" is pronounced the same as "Estoy buscando os" but without the pause between words. Most of the time, though, it would be "Os busco".
It's more usual to place the pronoun on an infinitive/present participle if you can, but if a particular combination sounds inelegant then by all means use the other form. Edit: Sofía, in England they teach peninsular Spanish by default. In the US I imagine it makes sense to teach either a common-denominator Latin American Spanish or focus particularly on Mexican, Puerto Rican, or Cuban Spanish (depending partly on where in the US you are). Last edited by pjt33; September 07, 2009 at 12:24 PM. |
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El acento debería poner en el tercer vocal del fin de la palabra Buscándote ----3--2-1
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But I think that the usage of "vosotros" is teach in all Spanish schools at school.
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The usage of 'vosotros' is barely mentioned (hardly taught at all) in the United States (at least not in the schools I've seen). The teachers mention that it's used in Spain and skip it.
They also don't teach el voseo in the U.S. Since this isn't used in Spain, I would suppose that the teachers only mention that it is used in some countries. |
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"Vosotros" conjugation is not taught in Mexico either. It was in the past, but since a few years ago they took it out from school programs.
As for the usage of "voseo", we've learnt it through the media and by reading Mafalda. ![]()
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