It depends, I think. > If you're from non-english speaking country, then you'll be spending like 14 years at school learning english. It's not that you get N hours free per week if you don't need to learn English, isn't…
> In English, it is typical to give an “agentive” description, such as “Sofia broke the glass,” even if it was an accident. But in Spanish, the particle se is typically used, and this changes the focus of the sentence;…
It depends, I think. > If you're from non-english speaking country, then you'll be spending like 14 years at school learning english. It's not that you get N hours free per week if you don't need to learn English, isn't…
> In English, it is typical to give an “agentive” description, such as “Sofia broke the glass,” even if it was an accident. But in Spanish, the particle se is typically used, and this changes the focus of the sentence;…