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    This guy is great, but he speak too fast and he use a very complicated languaje... I am native speaker and I have difficulties to understand him. If you are learning spanish, I not sure if it is the best idea! But, Germán speaks english, so you can ask him (by his facebook) for the spanish and english subtitles for his videos.
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    April 4, 2014
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    In spanish, we make differences if it is about one thing (car = auto = carro = coche) or more than one thing (cars = autos = carros = coches). If we are takling about one single car: my car - mi auto your car - tu auto/ su auto (de usted, it is more formal) his car - su auto (de él) her car - su auto (de ella) its car - su auto (de algo) our car - nuestro auto (de nosotros / de nosotras, if we are all women) your car - su auto (de ustedes/ de vosotros) their car - su auto (de ellos/ de ellas) so, "su auto" can be: your, his, her, its or their car. If we are takling about two or more cars: my cars - mis autos your cars - tus autos/ sus autos (de usted, it is more formal) his cars - sus autos (de él) her cars - sus autos (de ella) its cars - sus autos (de algo) our cars - nuestros autos (de nosotros / de nosotras, if we are all women) your cars - sus autos (de ustedes/ de vosotros) their cars - sus autos (de ellos/ de ellas) so, "sus autos" can be: your, his, her, its or their cars. I hope it can help you.
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    April 2, 2014
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    Si, está perfecto. Pero implica que ahora, que sos grande, sí te gusta sonreír. Eso es porque usaste un tiempo pasaso (gustaba).
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    April 2, 2014
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