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- Please help with the word ello. : r learnspanish - Reddit
ello is the neuter form of él (m , he) and ella (f , she) All plural forms of the neuter have merged with masculine (ellos, los, esos, estos, aquellos) and are simply referred to as masculine like every other masculine word in Spanish
- When is ello used? - Spanish Language Stack Exchange
15 A long time ago in Spanish class, we were taught that "it" was literally ello but is rarely translated that way I was thinking about the word recently, and realized I don't know if I've ever (at least consciously) noticed it being used in spoken Spanish How often is ello used in informal, spoken speech? In what circumstances can it be used?
- uso de palabras - Diferencia entre por eso y por ello - Spanish . . .
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre "por eso" y "por ello"? ¿Existen casos en el que se puede usar uno y no el otro? Ejemplo: Estaba lloviendo; por eso por ello no pude ir
- What are the origins of Americans saying ‘Ello gov’ner when . . .
What are the origins of Americans saying ‘Ello gov’ner when impersonating British people? Where is this from? I’m an American in my twenties and I distinctly remember from my childhood this stereotypical impersonation of British people that strikes me as odd
- Ello - Social Network Discussion Group - Reddit
A subreddit dedicated to the social network Ello It's called Ello2 because r ello is already taken and set to private I'll probably regret the name in the long-run, but oh well (If an Ello subreddit is needed by the community, this clumsy name won't matter much anyways )
- Ello Creation System - Deep Dive : r toys - Reddit
11 votes, 15 comments Ello Creation System, 2002-2004? While scrolling on Youtube I found myself remembering about the Ello Creation System, and…
- Why is ello used here instead of eso? I thought ello was . . . - Reddit
Why is "ello" used here instead of "eso"? I thought "ello" was a very archaic and unused word in spanish Archived post New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast
- meaning, history estoy en ello - Spanish Language Stack Exchange
Does "estoy en ello" translate to English "I'm on it"? That's a colloquial, informal expression in English Is it also a colloquial, informal expression in Spanish? Such a coincidence What's the history of this expression? English and Spanish have a shared ancestry if you go back two thousand years Is "estoy en ello" an example of that?
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