AlwaysLost
February 10, 2016, 02:18 PM
So I know that De makes things belong together. So I can say "Tú y yo somos de Nuevo York." But the equation I was given Noun + De+ Owner
And then saw the sentence "Es el Dario de Maru" So under this logic am I correct in thinking that........
1. Things belong to the person
2. Person belongs to the land
Also if "¿De Dónde es Jack?" means "Where is jack from" Can you then say "¿De quien es la computadora? to say "Who's computer is this?"
And then saw the sentence "Es el Dario de Maru" So under this logic am I correct in thinking that........
1. Things belong to the person
2. Person belongs to the land
Also if "¿De Dónde es Jack?" means "Where is jack from" Can you then say "¿De quien es la computadora? to say "Who's computer is this?"