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I.E. stands for 'in example', and the translation of it is 'por ejemplo'. Is there a difference between this term in Latin American or South American Spanish? How would you say the same sentence in Central America?
You wrote the first one 2 weeks ago. I was just thinking that 'LUCARAS' is a brandname, while the dictionary is a type. In plural, formal address would be 'vosotros' in Spain, and 'ustedes' in most of the Spanish speaking world.
I want learn Spanish because of my girlfriend from Guatemala. She is from Latin America. And of course I want improve my grammar too. I like to hear it, but speaking is still hard. Hasta Luego.
You wrote the first one 2 weeks ago. I was just thinking that 'LUCARAS' is a brandname, while the dictionary is a type. In plural, formal address would be 'vosotros' in Spain, and 'ustedes' in most of the Spanish speaking world.
I want learn Spanish because of my girlfriend from Guatemala. She is from Latin America. And of course I want improve my grammar too. I like to hear it, but speaking is still hard. Hasta Luego.