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Sentir (is reflexive necessary)
According to 501 verbs
sentir = to feel sorry; to regret; to feel sentirse = to feel (well, ill) Is there any difference between the meaning of these two sentences? 1) Paco se sintió avergonzada. 2) Paco sintió avergonzada. Would both be grammatically correct? If they are both correct, which one would you be more likely to say (native speakers)? Google translates them the same. |
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Paco se sintió avergonzado
![]() Paco sintió avergonzado ![]() Paco se sintió enfermo. Paco se sintió culpable. Paco sintió un deseo de matar a alguien. Paco sintió frío. Paco sintió miedo.
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