Earlier = más temprano ?
If I want to say "earlier", in the sense of earlier in the day, week, ...
ex: "I saw him talking to his friend earlier today"
How could I say it?
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Answers · 2
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Yes, you got it! you answer the question yourself!
Well, actually, if you say "muy temprano" or "bien temprano" it implies that it was really early in the day. But if what you are saying that happen just happen earlier, the just say, "mas temprano", otherwise, it will sound like it was even before the sun came up! About the other afirmations, well, suit yourself, but you must realize that each one can really change the meaning of what you are saying! A bientôt mon ami!
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Hello wat..!!
You could say:
"Hoy muy temprano, lo vi hablando con su amigo." (in the sense of the week)
"Al comenzar la semana, lo vi hablando con su amigo." (in the sense of the week)
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I put the adverb "earlier" in the beginning of the sentence to sound better... It could also be "Hoy bien temprano, .." or "Comenzando la semana, .."
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