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When should I use Haber?
The verb Tener means "to have" and it refers to possession. If I want to say "I have to go", I don't think tener is the proper verb to use (but, if it is please let me know). For this sentence, am I able to use haber (yo he ir) or should I use necesitar (yo necesito ir)? Is it okay for me to use both haber and necesitar? Can haber be used in a sentence without another verb?
If someone asks me, "Have you ever...?" and I want to answer with "Yes, I have." can I say, "Si, yo he."?
NOTE: My thought process is that I should not use the verb tener in the example sentence above because it doesn't speak about possessing or owning anything.
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Does the ending "-ado" just mean "-ed" in English? Can the ending of "-ado" be changed?
The words: asustado, avergonzado, and enfadado. Is the ending "-ado" just like the "-ed" ending in English? Can these words be changed based off of who it's referring to? Ex. A boy is enfadado and a girl is enfadada. How do I know which words can change their ending?
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Son mis palabras correcto? (Are my sentences correct?)
If they can be better, how can I better say them?
Dijo responsabilidad es bueno. (I say responsibility is good)
Tu encontras diversidad en to escuela. ( You find diversity in your school).
Hacemos una decision. ( We make a decision)
Voy al ciudad. ( I'm going to the city)
Ella necesita creatividad por la celbracion. ( She needs creativity for the celebration)
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How do I say this statement in Mandarin Chinese.
I want to know how to say:
"It is good to listen to sound advice, but it is better to learn on your own."
I know it's an interesting sentence, but....
Can you answer in both pinyin and Chinese characters?
Thank you.
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Why does saying il aime le volley translate as I like volleyball?
Why is il (he) used instead of je/j' (I)?
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Why would you use "c'est" instead of " il est"?
I found a sentence that says. "C'est un bon peintre". Why is it not said as "Il est un bon peintre"? When and why would you use c'est and il/elle est?
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Arabic: What is the difference between using yetkallem and yetahadath? When would you use each?
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When to use انا and when to use لي
I might know the answer, but so I know for sure.... Is there are certain time to use lee instead of ana or are these interchangeable as well. The example given to me was "May I just ask something?" Atasma lee.... Thanks for the help.
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What is the difference between saying ana amluk, ana indee, and ana ladahya in Arabic?
Hi. I'm a beginner in learning Arabic. Can someone please explain to me when to use amlak, iindee, and ladahya? Is there a difference or is it interchangeable? Are those word choices for different dialects? I'm using a website that is choosing all three forms to mean "I have". Which word is best to use if there is a "best one"? I really would appreciate the help. Thank you in advance.I also heard ana amtaliku, but I'm assuming that's part of amlak(?)... or is that another option as well?
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anhnyong haseyo.
Anhnyong haseyo. Chuh neun Stacee ibnida.
Anhnyongigehseyo.
(What do I look for on the keyboard to type in Hangeul?
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