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How do you say from in Spanish?
The context of it being like receiving a gift from a person and not origin.
5 Answers
- ?Lv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
it's the same,origin and receiving is the same thing. example:
origin: i am FROM ______
soy DE _______
and example2:
receiving a gift:
to ____ FROM____
para_____ DE_______
they are pronounced and written the same way. hope this helps!
Source(s): i'm mexican and know fluent spanish and english :) - 1 decade ago
You can say either "de" Although it could be confusing since "de" also means property.
Recibà el regalo de mi hermano
Can mean:
I received the gift from my brother
I received my brother's gift.
So if you want to be more specific you can say "de parte de" which means only "from".
Recibà un regalo de parte de mi hermano.
¿De parte de quién recibiste un regalo?
I received a gift from my brother
From whom did you receive a gift?
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