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    "he sigut" / "he estat" Quina es la diferencia entre "he sigut" y "he estat" en català? Encara no ho he pogut esbrinar :P Gràcies per la ajuda.
    February 23, 2010
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    It's used that way especially in Argentina, as long as I know.
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    February 8, 2009
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    "la sartén" or "el sartén"? It depends on the region. And I'm not sure the use of "sartén" is rare or restricted to limited areas: "1. f. Recipiente de cocina, generalmente de metal, de forma circular, poco hondo y con mango largo, que sirve para guisar. En muchos lugares de América y España, u. c. m. (úsase como masculino)" Diccionario de la Real Academia Española, www.rae.es And yes, Spanish can be very different in different regions. But actually I am surprised it is not bigger.
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    February 8, 2009
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    Eu sou da Colômbia, Bogotá (a capital)
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    April 20, 2008
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