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I made a similar post a couple of days ago, but can someone please explain: Why is it not "abres...Abres" when I just used the "tu" form in the first sentence? Are they switching to the "usted" form or am I missing something about commands?

6 upvotes • lalalaimhi

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[Spanish] why is this incorrect?

5 upvotes • callmekarri

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How can I make the app load faster? I turned off animations.

5 upvotes • CitationNeeded7086

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New feature?

4 upvotes • Zealousguyy49

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Can someone explain this to me.

4 upvotes • Immortal-Explorer

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Voices not pronouncing C, S, Z sounds

4 upvotes • cantchangethe4

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Why is que necessary here?

4 upvotes • Big-Chance-9128

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I want to say “you always take a lot of time”

3 upvotes • 60sStratLover

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Listening Exercise - Am I missing something?

3 upvotes • Michael_Monkey_1975

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It litteraly means the same

3 upvotes • FarbigeBahn

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I made a similar post a couple of days ago, but can someone please explain: Why is it not "abres...Abres" when I just used the "tu" form in the first sentence? Are they switching to the "usted" form or am I missing something about commands?	6	lalalaimhi
[Spanish] why is this incorrect?	5	callmekarri
How can I make the app load faster? I turned off animations.	5	CitationNeeded7086
New feature?	4	Zealousguyy49
Can someone explain this to me.	4	Immortal-Explorer
Voices not pronouncing C, S, Z sounds	4	cantchangethe4
Why is que necessary here?	4	Big-Chance-9128
I want to say “you always take a lot of time”	3	60sStratLover
Listening Exercise - Am I missing something?	3	Michael_Monkey_1975
It litteraly means the same	3	FarbigeBahn