May 31, 2001 15:07
23 yrs ago
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English term
they
Non-PRO
English to Spanish
Other
they look,speak,and act differently from us.
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
0 | Ellos/Ellas | Oso (X) |
0 | they is a personal pronoun and in spanish is ELLOS | Clara Albornoz |
0 | pronombre ellos,ellas | Xicla |
0 | Ellos/as se ven, hablan y se comportan diferente de/a nosotros/as. | susu21 |
Proposed translations
5 mins
Ellos/Ellas
Ellos=male
Ellas=female
Ellos/Ellas tienen una apariencia, hablan y se comportan de una manera diferente a la nuestra.
Greetings from: Oso ¶:^)
Ellas=female
Ellos/Ellas tienen una apariencia, hablan y se comportan de una manera diferente a la nuestra.
Greetings from: Oso ¶:^)
Reference:
5 hrs
they is a personal pronoun and in spanish is ELLOS
then the full sentence translated is: Ellos lucen, hablan y actúan diferente de/a nosotros.-
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good luck
1 day 18 mins
pronombre ellos,ellas
la traduccion seria esta:
Ellos se ven,hablan,y actuan diferente de nosotros.
Xicla
Ellos se ven,hablan,y actuan diferente de nosotros.
Xicla
2 days 19 hrs
Ellos/as se ven, hablan y se comportan diferente de/a nosotros/as.
As you can see the gender of both of the pronouns in this sentence depends on who you are talking about. If "they" and "us" consists of a group of males, or a group of males and females you must use "ellos" and "nosotros," even if there is only one male in the group and the rest are female. If the group is all female you can only use "ellas" or "nosotras."
Use which ever case applies.
The verb most commonly used in Spain, and in Latin America as well, to refer to how someone looks is "verse." The verb "lucir" connotates that someone looks good or has a glow to them.
The most adequate verb to refer to someone's behavior is "comportarse."
"Actuar" is okay but usually refers to theatrical acting.
Use which ever case applies.
The verb most commonly used in Spain, and in Latin America as well, to refer to how someone looks is "verse." The verb "lucir" connotates that someone looks good or has a glow to them.
The most adequate verb to refer to someone's behavior is "comportarse."
"Actuar" is okay but usually refers to theatrical acting.
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