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This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word for September 25, 2009
horno (masculine noun (el)) — oven, furnace, kiln. Look up horno in the dictionary Se usa un horno en muchos diferentes procesos de manufactura. Ovens are used in many different manufacturing processes.
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En Chile usamos "comida diaria" o "a diario" (daily)
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![]() Muchos es diferente a muy en el contexto de cantidad, ¿correcto? Para mi el muy que usaste se refiere como a intensidad de distinción, y no a la cantidad de procesos. ![]() |
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@Hernán: "cocino (a) diario" = "hago comida (a) diario" ó "diario hago comida" son más bien intercambiables por acá.
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Here too, the "a" would be obligatory:
"cocino diario" = "I cook newspaper" =P "Cocino todos los días" is another option very common. "Cocino diariamente" too.
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