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jennyh Sep 2016 12:55pm, 13 Sep 2016 863 posts	jennyh Some new weapons are arriving.
GlennR Sep 2016 8:17pm, 13 Sep 2016 21,722 posts	GlennR The butterfly is writing a book.
GregP Sep 2016 8:56am, 14 Sep 2016 85,423 posts	GregP It is a fountain of money.
GregP Sep 2016 9:14am, 14 Sep 2016 85,424 posts	GregP The author reads about motors.
panad Sep 2016 2:16pm, 14 Sep 2016 779 posts	panad I'd better feed the dragon
jennyh Sep 2016 3:58pm, 14 Sep 2016 871 posts	jennyh [I had "I do not have a dragon" earlier]
GregP Sep 2016 4:37pm, 14 Sep 2016 85,446 posts	GregP Bluddy weasel-bird tricked me. "I read a newspaper" [periodico] "They have a newspaper" [periodico] "I want a newspaper" [periodico] "The paper" [papel]
Flatlander Sep 2016 4:58pm, 14 Sep 2016 585 posts	Flatlander That's more a trick of we lazy English, where we use the same word to mean two different things, in this case paper for paper material (papel) or a short form of the word newspaper (periodico). Here, Spanish is more exact, although I'm sure they do the same with some of their words. I've noticed the same in other languages. Keep persevering G.
GlennR Sep 2016 11:27pm, 14 Sep 2016 21,723 posts	GlennR The one that it gets me on is letras, rather than cartas, for letters.
longboat Sep 2016 6:43am, 15 Sep 2016 2,997 posts	longboat The sisters are washing the train station