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What is "pudiste"?
I am struggling to understand the lyrics of "Flor de Azalea", but get stuck at "... pero al salvarte hallar pudiste protección y abrigo".
What in the world is "pudiste"? Please help. Thank you. |
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Pudiste means you were able to, or you managed to.
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Gracias Poli.
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Hello, Thomas H. Poli is right, pudiste is pret. indic 'poder': yo pude, tú pudiste, etc. In this sentence the usual structure is changed. In common speech, we'd say: 'pudiste hallar' or, better, 'pudiste encontrar' but, in this case, the sentence is submitted to the poetic rules of the verse.
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Pudiste like to could in past.
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