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TAKE NOTE # 6 - PARIENTE VS PARENT

Posted by Anny Zhang on Jan 24, 2018 10:00:00 PM
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Hi, Folks!

This week we will see the difference between PARIENTE (Spanish) and PARENT (English).

 

PARIENTE = RELATIVE

Example:

Ese hombre es PARIENTE lejano mío.

That man is a distant RELATIVE of mine.

 

PARENT = PADRE (FATHER) / MADRE (MOTHER)

 

Example:

Ser PADRE es la cosa más difícil que he hecho.  

Being a PARENT is the hardest thing I have ever done.

 

No quiero que la gente me tache de mala MADRE.

I don't want people to judge me as a bad PARENT.

 

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