Muy, Mas y Mucho
A lot of, more and more? When do I use each one?
I read a lot of poems. "Leo muchas poemas" o "Leo muy poemas?"
More beer please! "Mas cerveza, por favor" o "Muchas cerveza, por favor?"
I read more than her. "Leo mas al ella" o "Leo mucho al ella?"
Gracias :)
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Answers · 7
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the vast majority of the time you can simply use them like this:
muy = very
mas = more
mucho = much/a lot/many
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I agree with James B! Therefore, yes, "leo muchos poemas", "más cerveza, por favor" and "leo más que ella".
Remember that MÁS has accent!!!!
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read a lot of poems. "Leo muchas poemas"
More beer please! "Mas cerveza, por favor"
I read more THAN her. "Leo mas QUE ella"
Than is used to compare, for example: I am more thin than him
I hope you have server my clarification.Greetings from Chile
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Hola Josh...
Muy (too) for example Too late... too early...
Mas (more) for example gimme more!
Mucho (lot of) i have a lot of money.
Hope this help u Josh :)
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Thank you so much for all the comments!!!
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