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r/Spanish•

Currently watching La casa de papel (Money Heist) on Netflix and this was part of a conversation.

Moscow - Déjame salir.

Denver - No la he matado.

Obviously he's saying "I didn't kill her", but when I threw it in Google Translate it cam out to "No la maté".

I see from SpanishDict that both forms aretpreterite with one form using the past participle. But is there any difference to which form you would usually use in speech?

Thanks a lot!

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r/nba•
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r/chemhelp•

The molecule I'm looking at has, starting at the left, a CH2 leading to an Ether Oxygen, leading to another CH2, which goes into the carbonyl carbon of a ketone. How would you determine the shift of that carbon in the middle?

I know the ether one would be around 3.7ppm, and the ketone around 2.1ppm, but I've never seen one with a carbon in between before so I'm not sure how to take both those into account.

Thanks a lot!

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r/Spanish•

Are these phrases interchangeable? I was taught, " mañana por la mañana" by Memrise as tomorrow morning, and in a show I'm watching one character used that, as well as "mañana en la mañana" in concurrent episodes.

Any distinction?

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