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Las necesito en ingles:
1. "¿Cuando te empezó a gustar Metallica?" 2. "¿Como te enganchaste con Metallica?" Last edited by fome : 07-14-2009 at 07:41 AM. |
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Haga un intento y le podemos ayudar.
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haberlo dicho antes!
![]() "When you started to like Metallica?" "How are you enlisted with Metallica?" Me interesa que suene lo más común y simple posible. Yo me inclino por la primera, pero no sé cual de las dos está gramaticalmente mejor construida y es más utilizada por los gringos. |
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1. "¿Cuando te empezó a gustar Metallica?" = When did you start liking Metallica?
2. "¿Como te enganchaste con Metallica?" = How did you get hooked with Metallica? |
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La opción 1 es más formal.
La opción 2 es más coloquial e informal, como lo diría un joven. |
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perfecto! te pasaste, muchas gracias!
precisamente buscaba algo informal ![]() Saludos! |
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Actually, option #2 should read:
"How did you get hooked on Metallica? |
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I agree with jennsp. 'hooked on' is the idiom.
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