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How do you say it in Spanish?
Is it ¿Cómo se dice ___ en castellano? or ¿Cómo se dice ___ en el castellano?
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With or without the article (or without the prepositional phrase altogether - It's assumed you want to know how it's said in Spanish).
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Se dice "en castellano".
Si se dice "en el castellano" se puede entender como un lugar , un bar ...etc. |
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What is the rule for when it is necessary to put an article before the name of a language?
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The only case I can think of right now, is when the language is the subject of the sentence: :thinking:
El español se habla en veinte países. -> Spanish is spoken in twenty countries. El alemán es un idioma muy difícil. -> German is a difficult language. Me gusta mucho el francés. -> I like French very much. In other cases, the article is omitted. John no habla español. -> John doesn't speak Spanish. Mary se expresa muy bien en alemán. -> Mary expresses herself pretty well in German. Tenemos un examen de italiano. -> We'll have a test of Italian. ¿Sabes inglés? -> Do you speak English? Estoy aprendiendo chino. -> I'm learning Chinese. Este libro está escrito en griego. -> This book is written in Greek. ... |
I agree with Angelica.
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The German language is (very) difficult. I like very much the French language. Just using your examples, Angélica, for Caballero. :) |
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