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Old December 15, 2008, 12:59 AM
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right there = ahí mismo
right here = aquí mismo
right now = ahora mismo
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I recommend using solit@, particularly if it was hard to earn

Yo solito me gane esta beca.
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Welcome back Planet Hopper.
By the way how do you day welcome back in Spanish? My guess is
Bienvenidos de nuevo, but I don't believe I have heard that said.
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I recommend using solit@, particularly if it was hard to earn

Yo solito me gane esta beca.

Estoy de acuerdo contigo. Yo solito me gané la beca.

Mismo is also correct but you most often hear solito/solita.

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Yes, the word Solito is more used for the people, for example you can say, Yo solito compre mi carro, I bought my car alone, or Yo solito pude limpiar mi casa, I could clean my home alone.
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