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No traduzcan la pregunta “¿Alguien para hablar?” al ingl

és literalmente porque suena muy rara. No comiencen una pregunta con “someone/somebody” en inglés. Necesitan otra palabra al principio de una pregunta. Por ejemplo:

Someone to talk? ❌
Does anyone want to talk? ✅
Would anyone like to talk? ✅
Would anyone like to practice? ✅

Someone helps me? ❌
Someone can help me? ❌
Can someone help me? ✅

Comments

  • Yaja

    Thanks
  • Eve

    Thanks
  • Florencia

    Thank you, Ed!
  • Alexandra Maya Velasco

    Tanks 😄
  • Nicole Alexandra

    Thanks !!!!
  • Julian Morales

    Good Thanks!
  • Karla Orbea

    Thank you
  • Gökmen

    @Luisa I am very happy to hear that.
  • Luisa

    @Gökmen I know 10 words in turkish
  • agustin rossi

    Thank for your help
  • Gökmen

    @Luisa Wow! Turkish...
  • Carlos

    I appreciate your comments!
  • Celeste Platini

    Ohh tranks!!
  • Alejandro

    @Ed oh good. Thanks for your feedback
  • Ed Lifetime VIP

    @Alejandro Someone/somebody is used in a positive statement and anyone/anybody is used in a negative statement. I saw someone/somebody from school today. (positive statement) I didn’t see anyone/anybody from school today. (negative statement)
  • Alejandro

    When can I use someone and anyone?
  • Danny

    Very important
  • Luisa

    Sağol 😊
  • Gökmen

    https://hellotalk.com/m/JVzNNQARS0SzZD==?id=DkI4NON=
  • Ana Cuéllar

    Thanks, very useful 👍
  • Dan

    Someone to talk is the exact translation of alguien para hablar verdad? But also in Spanish is better to use alguien quisiera hablar instead of the other one. Thanks Ed. Another post that goes to my favorites!
  • Lala

    Gracias
  • Edith

    Good advice!
  • Isabel

    Helpful tip, thanks 👍
  • Diana

    Super interesting , thanks 😊

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