- Esto | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary. com
Translate Esto See 2 authoritative translations of Esto in English with example sentences, phrases and audio pronunciations
- The Neuter Demonstrative Pronouns “Eso,” “Esto,” and “Aquello”
The word demonstrative comes from the verb to demonstrate, and that's exactly what a Spanish demonstrative pronoun (pronombre demostrativo ) does: demonstrates, or identifies, the noun it refers to When the noun is unidentified, abstract, or unknown, the neuter demonstrative pronouns esto , eso , and aquello are used
- Eso vs. Esto | Compare Spanish Words - SpanishDictionary. com
What is the difference between eso and esto? Compare and contrast the definitions and English translations of eso and esto on SpanishDictionary com, the world's most accurate Spanish-English reference website
- Esto Conjugation | Conjugate Estar in Spanish
Esto is a conjugated form of the verb estar Learn to conjugate estar
- What is difference between esto, esta and este? - SpanishDict
Good question!! Esto is impersonal and masculine (i know, it's kind of tricky) the fact is that things have a gender as well Esta could be a person or a thing and it's feminine, same as este but masculine Este means east as well
- What is the difference between este esto - SpanishDict
Yes they both mean "this" but remember that nouns in Spanish have gender Este libro Esta pluma Esto is the neuter form Use it for things that don't have gender, such as abstract things ideas or when you don't know the gender of the noun Esto es verdad
- Este o Esto. Which one to use, when, where, why?
On Duolingo, I translated " I throw this " as " Yo tiro este " but it was wrong; the correct translation was " Yo tiro esto " But doesn't whether it's " este " or " esto " depend on the gender of the noun being referred to? If so, why is masculine ("esto") inferred or assumed, when the noun is unspecified?
- Whats the difference between este or esto? - SpanishDict
Esto es mi hogar That example is incorrect Esto is, indeed, a demonstrative pronoun, but it is only used to refer to neuter, unknown or abstract concepts (e g when there is no specific noun acting as its antecedent so that you would know the gender of the noun) In the example sentence the pronoun's antecedent is hogar which is masculine The correct pronoun would, therefore, be Éste or
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