Understanding the Verb 'Decir' | The Language Tutor *Lesson 43*

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Good question. Here's an example: They give it to me. Ellos me los dan.

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what about the preterit vs imperfect?

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Hi, in the imperfect it would be: (Yo) decía (Tú) decías (Él, Ella, Usted) decía (Nosotros) decíamos (Vosotros) decíais (Ustedes) decían (Ellos) decían

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