There are some verbs that don’t translate very neatly between English and Spanish. The verb “become” is one such example, as it has six equivalents in Spanish and they’re not all interchangeable. Before you become (no pun intended) panicked, there are fairly simple rules regarding the use of each of these translations and, with a […]
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That pesky “se” – part II
In my last post, I described some of the more common uses of that pesky pronoun “se” which seems to crop up everywhere in Spanish. We discussed the reflexive, reciprocal and passive uses of “se”. In this and in the next post, I want to dive a little deeper and examine some uses that are conceptually […]