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9 Chickweed Lane

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Breaking Cat News

By Georgia Dunn

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Pibgorn

By Brooke McEldowney

Recent Comments

5 months ago on Breaking Cat News

That is why the handles in my apartment are regular knobs instead.
6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

Will do. Missed that comment.
6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

“verificando”, “supervisando” or “inspeccionando” might be better options than “comprobando”
6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

“golpeó un a …” Getting better.
6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

Just saw this message. No my intention to be nit picky nor offended. Suggestion if using a translation program is to write more than a single sentence also copy the result and translate it back to English to see if you can pick a mistake.
6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

If you are lazy you can omit it since EL will have a subject after it and ÉL will not and then you can pick which one it is based on context
6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

The issue is that AFAIK it is not the first choice when speaking. “Indicando” translates to “Indicating”. “Implicando” (Implying) might also work…
6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

BTW I understand that it is a comic and the correctness is not the main point…
6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

“Afirmando” is a strange choice here though valid. “Indicando” could be a better one.
6 months ago on Breaking Cat News

Not necessarily, monosyllabic words usually do not have accents. This is a case were both are ok and it depends on the region.

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