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    Grammar question: difference between へ and に particles Is there any difference between へ and に particles? If so, what are they used for exactly? Thank you in advance.
    February 22, 2013
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    Los sustantivos y verbos están son difíciles, porque hay <em>macho</em> masculino y <em>mujer</em> femenino. No <em>tiene</em> existen en Inglés y Japonés. Leo español en voz <em>repetición</em> alta.

     

    Nice work. Some background on the corrections:

     

    - The english "to be" means both "ser" and "estar". However, "ser" is used when the verb is next to a permanent condition, whereas "estar" is used when the verb is describing a temporal condition.

     

    - Use masculino for human beings or when the species could be both animals and human beings. The word "macho" is used to describe the male gender of animals only, except in slang. By the way, the word for female animals is "hembra".

     

    - The correction for "No tiene en inglés y japonés" made by Emilio is correct, but I'm giving you another valid way of writing the same idea ;)

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    February 17, 2013
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  • Answered
    He is talking about how much time left to live he had. Metaphonrically speaking, he means his younger self had not assumed the aging nature of men.
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    February 17, 2013
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    December 30, 2012
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