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2. context.reverso.net › translation › spanish-englishTranslation in context from Spanish to English - Reverso Context

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   Spanish-English translation search engine, Spanish words and expressions translated into English with examples of use in both languages. Conjugation for English verbs, pronunciation of Spanish examples, Spanish-English phrasebook.

3. www.spanishdict.com › answers › 133127what is the difference between te, tu, ti - SpanishDict

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   Oct 4, 2017 · This is a subject pronoun and refers to the subject of the sentence. It corresponds to the English "you" (second person, singular fam). In most cases, the subject pronoun is optional in Spanish and usually not used. (Tú) eres muy inteligente - You are very intelligent.

4. spanishwithtati.com › indirect-object-pronounsIndirect Object Pronouns in Spanish: Me, Te, Le, Nos, Les

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   Oct 6, 2020 · Use Spanish indirect object pronouns to express for whom/what or to whom/what the action of the sentence is done or performed. Let’s see some examples. • ¿Has hablado con tus padres ?

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5. www.spanishdict.com › when-is-te-used-vsWhen is "te" used vs. "tu?" | SpanishDictionary.com Answers

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   Apr 25, 2012 · Tú is the singular second person pronoun used as a subject or el sustantivo. You are speaking = Tú hablas. Te is a direct object pronoun, indirect object pronoun, or reflexive pronoun when it used in conjunction with the verb. I am speaking to you = Yo te hablo (direct object pronoun)

6. www.spanishdict.com › translate › te daTe da | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary.com

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   Browse Spanish translations from Spain, Mexico, or any other Spanish-speaking country. Translate Te da. See 48 authoritative translations of Te da in English with example sentences, conjugations and audio pronunciations.

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   How do you say te in Spanish?

   • Erika’s top tip – if you’re translating from English to Spanish, ‘you’ WON’T always translate to ‘te’! If ‘ you ‘ is the subject of the sentence, you’ll need to use the subject pronoun ‘ tú ‘ (i.e, ‘ tu ‘ with an accent on the ‘ u ‘) instead! ‘Te’ is also used as an INDIRECT object pronoun (i.e., as the recipient of the direct object).

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   What is the difference between Te and Tu?

   • Basically, ‘te’ is an object pronoun and ‘tu’ a possessive adjective. ‘Te’ replaces the object of the sentence, while ‘tu’ establishes ownership of something. Although it may not seem like it, these two little words really aren’t as tricky as you think. By the time you finish reading, I’m optimistic that you’ll be using both masterfully!

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   Is Te a masculine or feminine pronoun?

   • ‘ Te ’ (second person singular) is used as the object of a sentence when you are actually talking to the person in question. Oh, and just so you know: it’s gender-neutral, so it replaces both masculine and feminine nouns. Here are some examples of ‘ te ’ as a DIRECT object pronoun – Te quiero mucho, Ana. I love you so much, Ana.

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   What does Tu mean in English?

   • The possessive adjective ‘tu’ (WITHOUT an accent) is used to denote that something belongs to someone. Want to hear (ahem, read) the good news?

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8. spanishunraveled.com › te-vs-tu‘Te’ vs ‘Tu’ - Spanish Unraveled

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   Quick answer – these two words may look similar, but they’re actually used quite differently (thanks, Spanish!). Basically, ‘te’ is an object pronoun and ‘tu’ a possessive adjective. ‘Te’ replaces the object of the sentence, while ‘tu’ establishes ownership of something.