(1) What are two words in Spanish that both mean for? (2) What are two words that can be used to compare two things? (3) What words do you think you will use the most as you learn to speak Spanish?

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(1) What are two words in Spanish that both mean for? (2) What are two words that can be used to compare two things? (3) What words do you think you will use the most as you learn to speak Spanish?

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high-school

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Gabby is correct!!!!

Bunglestink answered Jan 28, 2018

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1. para,por
2.mientras , visto que
3. hola and que?

Infogulch answered Jan 31, 2018

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