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7 December
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Spanish (Spain)
Question about Spanish (Spain)
Hola:
¿Se puede decir de una persona que es alentadora?
Hola:
¿Se puede decir de una persona que es alentadora?
¿Se puede decir de una persona que es alentadora?
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AI_monga
Oui, en espagnol (Espagne), on peut dire qu'une personne est "alentadora" pour dire qu'elle est encourageante ou motivante. Cela signifie qu'elle inspire les autres à persévérer et à aller de l'avant. Par exemple, on pourrait dire "Ella es una persona muy alentadora, siempre está ahí para apoyarte y motivarte en tus proyectos".
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@SABEV
si , se puede decir,
se suele usar más para
"frases alentadoras"" palabras alentadoras",
" noticias alentadoras"
pero ALENTADOR Significa:
que infunde aliento o que da ánimo ,
así que se puede aplicar a una persona ese adjetivo

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