Before that, I'm saying ''Brasil, por ejemplo, es un gran productor de carne, y también el Amazonas está allí.''
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Can you change it slightly and say something like, "There is conflict between the two" or something? I don't really know Spanish, but I can think of how it would be much easier to phrase the general idea that way than the way you tried to do it.
Can you change it slightly and say something like, "There is conflict between the two" or something? I don't really know Spanish, but I can think of how it would be much easier to phrase the general idea that way than the way you tried to do it.
Perfect. Thank you!
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Quote: from HuffleHaire at 4:00 am on Sep. 29, 2009
Can you change it slightly and say something like, "There is conflict between the two" or something? I don't really know Spanish, but I can think of how it would be much easier to phrase the general idea that way than the way you tried to do it.
Perfect. Thank you!
Lol, no problem. I learned French, so I know what it's like trying to rephrase something into something you can actually say without messing up grammatically, haha. I figured Spanish would probably be the same.
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Can you change it slightly and say something like, "There is conflict between the two" or something? I don't really know Spanish, but I can think of how it would be much easier to phrase the general idea that way than the way you tried to do it.
