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- "My passport."
"My passport."
Translation:Mi pasaporte.
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Everyerone here is using bad comments that are not really helpful,only marcy65brown is saying something good.
Mi Passaporte mean my Passport but if you add more words to it, it makes it a whole full sentence as it was already a phrase Mi=My Hasta Mañana=see you tommorow And learn more from my other comments All this was Spanish Read More Of My Comments To Learn Some More Spanish Words And Tips
I just started writing down what iv'e been learning and its really helpful.
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What is there a difference between the spelling 'port' in passporte and the 'port' in areopuerto?
They are related in their etymology, and both means "door" (puerta)
Aeropuerto = door of air, aerial door.
Pasaporte is a borrowed word. It's from French meaning "to pass through the doors" (the doors of a city= the borders), it was the document required to pass the doors/borders.
If you write the words youve learned you can practice them and learn more to grow the language your trying to speak and write the words on a notebook or in notes or something you can remember it.
This is a greet sentence in Spanish.
¿Como ha estado?
This means How have you been?
Keep going and learning on Duolingo more greets and more words.
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Not funny cause atleast your trying and if your not then theirs atleast a reason why it says your wrong
Mi is for "my", the possessive pronoun.
Me is the reflexive personal pronoun, like "me" in English.
I feel like including english words is kinda dumb lol. I was just scanning the options for "mi" andtspped that because it was close. I feel clickbaited
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Mister Marcy, I strongly disagree. Not only are forums for asking and telling, but it is to my understanding that they are also for posting comments as someday maybe some faculty will see what you’ve posted.
Here’s what I literally put: mi passeport. But of course it wasn’t accepted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Because the word is "pasaporte". If it's spelled incorrectly it's not going to score it as a correct response because technically, it isn't. It wouldn't be a very useful program if it allowed for misspellings since that's part of ensuring the ACTUAL words are being learned in the language.
