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The meaning of the Spanish word "dar" and how you use it

dar

(v.) (infinitive) to give (conceptual)

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Ildu

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Ildu is an English and Spanish translator and editor living in Guatemala City, Guatemala. She holds a BA degree in Legal Sworn Translation and has been working as a translator and linguist for over 15 years.

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We should say thank you [lit. "give thanks"].

I want to give an explanation.

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Look, just this time I'm going to give you a discount,

"The less we possess, the more we can give."

I'm going to give you some recommendations that you can follow and maybe they will help

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dar

(v.) (infinitive) to give; to give away (physical object)

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I'm going to give you a pencil.

They want to give us more books.

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And to you, little George? What am I going to give you?

And because I like you, I'm going to give you a MP3 at half price,

With this in mind one wonders why then give more than 5 billion dollars

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dar...un...paseo

(phrase) to go for a ride; to take a ride

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We can go for a ride around the city.

I want to take a ride alone.

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You can also take a ride on a cruiseship.

There you can take a boat ride.

You can take a one-hour ride.

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dar...las...gracias

(v.) (infinitive) to say thank you; to thank you (lit. to give thanks)

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Adrián Camacho

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Adrián is a SP language assistant, EN-SP content localizer, and EN tutor living in Guadalajara, Mexico. He holds a bachelor's degree in Foreign Languages and Cultures and has worked in language-learning for almost 10 years.

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