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Old May 18, 2011, 07:32 PM
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Other examples are not as simple. You cannot try to understand a language by looking at it from the point of view of your own language. In some cases it will work, but in some others it won't.
Yes, that's true. Spanish grammar differs a lot from English. For example "No tengo nada," means "I don't have anything," but it is literally "I don't have nothing."
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That is incorrect form, please you change the word ninias by niñas.
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Actually what was written in the original post was *ninos.
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Actually what was written in the original post was *ninos.
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