Here's a case of an English phrasal verb having a Spanish equivalent!
Agree with = Estar de acuerdo
¿Estas en acuerdo conmigo?
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Spanish Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal verb is the name given to an English verb which is composed of two or three words. The original verb is combined with one or more particles (typically a preposition or an adverb) to change its meaning. Some text books call these by other names, such as multi-word verbs or multi-part verbs. Well, to my ears something similar exists in Spanish! Help me to list examples here. To do so, leave a comment or email me at spaintheblog@ownmail.net.
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2 comments:
lol thank for the info, but it's kind of funny that you've only thought of 3 (or 4) when there are THOUSANDS of english ones. :p
Oh well. I'm happy to find out that there are not many spanish P. Verbs.... easier for me. . I feel your pain though, english learners!
Well, I haven't exactly been paying much attention to this blog. So, the jury is still out on how many Spanish phrasal verbs there are. Anyway, the idea was that other people would leave comments about phrasal verbs they'd found. I'm sure the hordes and the throngs will start submitting examples any day...
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