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- ¿Dense o Dénse? - Spanish Language Stack Exchange
Es dense No lleva acento gráfico actualmente por ser grave terminada en vocal, y tampoco llevaba con las viejas reglas, ya que den no lo lleva En cambio deles antes llevaba acento gráfico y ahora no La entrada TILDE del DPD, en la sección 4 3 Formas verbales con pronombres enclíticos dice lo siguiente:
- What is the difference between darse vuelta and darse la vuelta?
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- etimología - De donde viene la expresión darse cuenta? - Spanish . . .
La expresión actual "darse cuenta" es la suma de dos palabras que se han mantenido unidas, dando un sentido distinto al de su nacimiento, pues en última instancia provendría de una expresión antigua, "dar buena cuenta (de algo)", utilizando posteriormente la forma pronominal en el verbo "dar" (darse), y desapareciendo el adjetivo intermedio "buena" que los unía
- How to say, You give yourself a gift, in formal speech?
Dense lo que quieran, (Dense is formed by den, plural present imperative of dar plus the reflexive se), while the second one: Dense eso que quieren or dense lo que quieren You would notice that the first one uses subjunctive mood (since you don't know what they want), while the second one uses the indicative
- uso de palabras - Whats the meaning of the -azo suffix? - Spanish . . .
As a pejorative: aceitazo (dense and turbid oil) It can express a hit given with the object represented by the word to which it is appended: martillazo (a hit given with a hammer), almohadazo (a hit given with a pillow)
- What is a desavío? - Spanish Language Stack Exchange
Well, maybe I'm a bit dense :D but I still cannot see why a shop would be called a "desavío" Are the shops causing a disorder? Do they take away what is necessary? How would a shop do that? Are they just distracting? What exactly is a "desavío", and what would be some examples of using it like in the above conversation?
- lingüística - ¿Cuál es el mecanismo de impacto? ¿Y por qué se dice que . . .
That link is not much help here as you are expecting us to read through pages of dense text to find where it mentions the phrase To compound the problem you are asking about a phrase in Spanish while the linked article is in French –
- Date de baja aquí para cancelar una suscripción: significado de date
Recibí un correo electrónico spam en español que no me gustó, y busqué la opción para cancelar la suscripción La encontré, pero usaba una estructura un poco rara para mí Decía esto: ¿Ya no te
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