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September 10, 2023, 08:16 PM
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Despideme de Juan ??? ... a Juan?
Members of the Forum,
Could somebody explain the difference between: "Despideme de Juan" and "Despideme a Juan"? I know that one structure is more polite than the other, but I always forget which is which. And perhaps somebody could explain what the grammatical rationale is? Thanks in advance, Dean/Silopanna 
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