Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Muy"

A: It’s Spanish and means “very hot”

A: If you say this to a female she will think you're flirting with her

A: muy is actually Spanish. it means very. so
very gooey.

A: Pero cariño, este no es el país de las maravillas.

A: "I could not sleep last night"
"Could you do me a favor ?"

A: I become attached to people very quickly.

A: Se podría decir:

It rained so much and I got soaked!

A: Si lo utilizas como adjetivo: "very calm" (he is a very calm person)
Si lo utilizas como adverbio "very calmly" (he walked very calmly)

A: You need the adverb not the adjective: "He behaved really well this morning"

A: That's so cool

A: either present tense: I'm MEETING MY friend Laura at the shopping center at 7pm.

Or past tense: I MET my friend Laura...

"shopping center" isn't (in my opinion) something we say much. I hear (southern CA anyway) more commonly..... "THE MALL" (if it's a mall) or THE STRIP MALL (which is a smaller, outdoor shopping center with maybe a grocery store and a bunch of other stores). I just asked my 21-year son what he would say. We agree -- we say the specific store. "I'm meeting at the Vons", "We're meeting at the Jersey Mike's".
I know this isn't what you asked but I wanted to give you additional information.

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A: Al principio todo tiene un grado de dificultad, pero con práctica a lo largo del tiempo podrás aprender

A: you're pronunciation is very good

A: Hello, MY name is Valentina, what is youR name?