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This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word for January 5, 2010
soportar (verb) — to put up with. Look up soportar in the dictionary No soporto esa música tan fuerte. I am fed up with that loud music.
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"No soporto el rap" no es lo mismo que "estoy hasta la coronilla con el rap" ![]() |
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Me parece que "I can't put up with" suele ir acompañado de "any longer / any more".
I can't stand X ![]() ![]() I'm fed up with X ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I'm re-reading some old discussions and have found this one interesting because the example and all comments after it are in the negative: "no soportar".
How is it used in a less negative sense? (It seems to me that there is no truly "positive" sense to this word.) Would it be something like this? Soporto la tardanza de mis estudiantes. El edificio es muy grande. Es imposible a caminar de un extremo a otro en siete minutos. ???
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