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Bon dia,

Quan em demanen que els parli en #español –en castellà– m'estan demanant que em traeixi i accepti la meva condició d'opressió i m'estan comunicant que no volen gaudir de l'oportunutat de formar part de la meva llengua, probablement el tret més característic i genuí, avui, del meu poble: els #PaïsosCatalans.

Sí, cert, hi ha nouvinguts encara tendres, que acaben d'aterrar aquí.
No n'hi ha cap que no tingui clar que a Espanya es parla "espanyol" i, com que els #PPCC són Espanya...

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Yesterday in my Spanish class, I learned a new expression in regards to "gringos" living in Mexico but not even bothering to learn the language or the culture:

"Te aclimatas o te aclichingas!"

Loose translation: "Adapt or FU!"
(Unless I misunderstood? 🤣)

From the artist, Blue and Gold Language:
"I love languages, and I love how they help us connect with each other. I designed this pin with that purpose in mind. This pin is a signal to individuals who use Spanish that you speak their language--or to show your pride in your language and culture."
Image credit: Blue and Gold Language
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#Spanish #Handmade #EnamelPin #Espanol

I’ve got a Spanish question - in case someone can help. It’s about “antes de” and what to follow it with.

¿Qué quieres ver antes de que te vayas?

Can we also say,

¿Qué quieres ver antes de irte?

Because I could swear that another sentence similar to the latter came up in Mango (the app I’m learning with).

Any help is appreciated!

In #Spanish when it comes to verbs, how does one know whether to use “a” in front of an infinitive when “to” can also be built in?

I’m not sure how to phrase this in an Internet search - if those worked anymore anyway.

Por ejemplo,

Quiero aprender a montar a caballo.

I imagine we just need to know our verbs like aprender, that some are followed by words like “a” or “de”, and let’s make mistakes in the meantime, but figure it’s worth asking my network here if there’s a pattern.