Gaturro by NIK for January 03, 2020

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    Templo S.U.D.  about 5 years ago

    Are Guaturro and his fellow pupils seem to be learning about the accented stress of certain words? Yo no entendĂ­ ni un poquito.

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    michaelwazowski  about 5 years ago

    In Spanish, when the stressed syllable is the penultimate, the word is called “llana” or “grave”. So the teacher is implying that G is serious, grave.And when the word has its stressed syllable the third to the last is called “esdrújula”, and when is on the last syllable “aguda”

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    florchi  about 5 years ago

    G.: More later.

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    florchi  about 5 years ago

    GATURRO: Si, Grave, Gaturro. Thanks for the illumination, Templo & michaelwazowski.

    REX MORGAN: Panel 1: A “Shirttail Relative”? That’s a new one on me. One source defines the term as a distant relative, or a relative by marriage, or an honorary relative. Panel 2: lol.

    MARY WORTH: This story arc needs to shift gears and move forward in one direction or another. IMHO.

    MANDRAKE: Is the appearance of “Reboot” a new story? Or a reprise of an old story? In other words, is “Reboot,” a reboot?

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