muy

• “Regardless, I am now in solid adulthood and burdened with a foreign-language aptitude that can only be described as muy malo.”

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• “Shand praise gon ness our fayst moan neople, our prame Shan-deepen, pay name muy feepence, moy nay non Aequallllllll!”

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• “Cynllwyd, hoary-headed, she seemed to say; but here, as well as with respect to her first answer, I speak under correction, for her Welsh was what my old friends, the Spaniards, would call muy cerrado, that is, close or indistinct.”

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• “Additionally, either 'muy' or 'padre' are often dragged out, to indicate something is reallllllllyyyyy coollllllll.”

  Muy padre?

• “The word "muy" means very; if anything the writer should have used "mucho".”

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• “un poco" is a fixed adverb for measurement, it never changes just like "muy".”

  M�s con un/una

• “Spanish-speakers plan “very fun,” or muy fun, motorcycle trips; French-speakers consider dyeing their bangs purple pour le fun, “just for fun”; and in Vilnius, friends set out to have “fun,” or rather faina in Lithuanian, at a new nightclub.”

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• “Out of curiosity, I quizzed him on which of the cocktails were a favorite there and he quickly announced, “mi Sangrias son muy sabrosas y tienen buen viaje”.”

  Sangrita and sangria

• “Por ejemplo, un artículo muy interesante en el Daily Mail londinense, obtenido via el siempre grande Dr. Vino.”

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• “En GigaOM ya lo habían comentado hoy muy temprano sobre la posibilidad del lanzamiento de esta versión, y estaban en lo cierto.”

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