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Old June 09, 2014, 06:12 PM
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Viene de la página
Just wanted to know if this is correct:
"viene de la página"

What does it mean? Continuing from page X? Why not use continuacion?
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Old June 09, 2014, 06:38 PM
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It is correct.

How about: from page... instead of continued?
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Old June 09, 2014, 06:45 PM
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Because I am not really family with Spanish I thought continued makes more sense. From sounds like it has been copied exactly or the article teaser from page X have now disappeared as I started reading.
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Just like in German: kommt von der Seite. 1:1 translation
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Haven't read that in German. Only Fortsetzung von Seite 1. That's why I asked. ;-)
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What you will find in most texts that are printed in two or more parts is:
"Continúa en la página..." and "Viene de la página...". There must be coherence and by using two verbs, not a verb and then a noun.
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