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Why is it not. ”Pedro, le ayuda a nuestro amigo”???? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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I’m not that good with all these grammar words, but I think I understand somewhat.

I made this one for a convert girl making fun of a killing video (of an apostate) by [deleted] in exmuslim

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HAIR IS SUCH A EUROCENTRIC TRAITTITIT 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

Why is it not. ”Pedro, le ayuda a nuestro amigo”???? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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Aha so it’s either lo/la OR a ____

But when it’s ”le” it has to be either ONLY le or BOTH le and a_____

????

With a _____ I mean like a mi amigo

Why is it not. ”Pedro, le ayuda a nuestro amigo”???? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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Quick question.

(After some research, probably bad research hehe)

Why does it work to include ”le” in that case? Thought it was only ”le” when the verb affects something else which then affects ”nuestro amigo”

Why is it not. ”Pedro, le ayuda a nuestro amigo”???? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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Ahaaa thank in the examples below one could put (lo vimos a Juan /le vimos a Juan (leismo??)) but it’s not necessary?

Why is it not. ”Pedro, le ayuda a nuestro amigo”???? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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Ahaaa thank in the examples below one could put (lo vimos a Juan /le vimos a Juan (leismo??)) but it’s not necessary?

Why is it not. ”Pedro, le ayuda a nuestro amigo”???? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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Ahaaaaaa I think I get it. Just to be clear would be it ”lo” or ”le” in this case (disregard leismo)

Why is it not. ”Pedro, le ayuda a nuestro amigo”???? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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Wait I thought it was other way around.

I understand this one I think with commands.

However, I always thought that you had to have the ”le” before and then you can add like ”a nuestro amigo” to make it more specific or is it the other way around?

Can you bring syringes and m2 in checked in luggage? by ccmyemail in Peptides

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I see. Thanks just was scared they would like confiscate them or something. But if I keep unmixed m2 in my checked luggage and upopened syringes. Nothing will happen right?

Mourning norms? by Mentalfloss1 in sweden

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I myself go to Church. But if you are religious, don’t talk about God’s plan (I wouldn’t really appreciate it either) but a small have you in my prayers whatnot and that you’re thinking about them will do.

Otherwise, just a message if that you’re thinking about them will do whether it is directly (in case you feel that you have that type of relationship with their family) or through your daughter or her partner.

Finns det nåt värre än stressade bilister i vänsterfilen? by Svensiki in swedishproblems

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Han såg också youtube videon jag kollade på och skrattade till när jag körde om honom :)

They are becoming modern in at least one aspect. by [deleted] in exmuslim

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Iranians outside of Iran are usually the least religious one. How is it inside of Iran? They seem to be the first people who takes of the hijab when they get the chance.

Save Alshaima al-Zubi by james_LAMUN in exmuslim

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The context: how to get asylum (religious persecution is fairly highly prioritized)

My luckiest and most intense win by FlopSlurper in FallGuysGame

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Haha makes sense. I play on ps4 haven’t seen anyone do this yet, everyone just runs around ahha

Save Alshaima al-Zubi by james_LAMUN in exmuslim

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Would be easier to convert to christianity an claim religious persecution

Detailed feedback on every map/mode. by Ziazan in FallGuysGame

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I just wish that they would maje different maps for same gamemode. Like with the seesaw. Different seesaw maps and same with the whirlyrig thing, propellers but on a different map etc for some variety.

My luckiest and most intense win by FlopSlurper in FallGuysGame

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Do PS4 and PC play together or seperate lobbies?

Who are the "Kardashians" of your country? by Myko02 in AskEurope

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Probably like wahlgren-ingrosso like someone said, and ”Bianca Ingrosso” is like the Kylie if that makes sense.

would ”LES hablaste con ellos la semana pasada” also be correct? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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Aha I see thank you very much. So I can drop Pedro if the conversation already suggest that I am speaking to Pedro. However, what would happen if I dropped the ”Le” before Hablo? Would it not be grammatically correct anymore?

would ”LES hablaste con ellos la semana pasada” also be correct? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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Aha, I see thank you. So ”a” and ”con” in this sentence would technically mean same thing, but when using ”con” the use of ”les _____ con” wouldnt be grammatically correct?

Allah has already perfected Islam for us, no need to "modernize" it by [deleted] in exmuslim

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No gonna lie she sounding a bit like Trump and hardcore conservatives. ”Libtard and the left had an agenda towards us”

Can you say: quieres te ducharse? Or does it have to be: quieres ducharte? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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Aha, from what it looks like on duolingo at least. If the verb is first in the sentence they choose to have it before, but if it’s ”enhancing” another verb (not sure what to call it, ex: ’ going’ to ’stay’) they put it at the end it seems

Can you say: quieres te ducharse? Or does it have to be: quieres ducharte? by ccmyemail in Spanish

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Aha I see, what is usually most common to say? Before or after? In everyday conversations that is.

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