3 years ago

You used to climb the tree over there, not the one right next to you, nor that tall one way far in the distance.

Spanish

1 answer:

Sever21 [200]3 years ago

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Answer:

Tú trepabas ese árbol.

Explanation:

When you say "ese" you mean "that." So in translation, "You climbed the tree over there" in spanish would be this answer because you are talking about a specific tree not next to you. I don't know if I worded my explanation correctly, but I hope it helps.

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