Hey! I know this is out of topic, but I wanted to address your response in Spanish. It was perfect! (almost).
There's one mistake that even native speakers make:
"Si no" vs "sino"
You can see them as a conditional structure "if" you haven't done something "then" something else <-- here if represents "si no" "si no has hecho algo". then represents "sino" it it's used after the action you assume couldn't be done.
-Are you using React Router? If not, I recommend it.
-¿estás usando React Router? Sino, lo recomiendo
Another way to say it:
-If you're not using React Router, I recommend it.
-"Si no" estás usando React Router, lo recomiendo.
When using "or" (o) in Spanish before a word that starts with "o" you use "u"
-gramaticales u ortográficos.
Hope this helps and you can correct me too! I'm also Venezuelan and would like to write good English.
Hey! I know this is out of topic, but I wanted to address your response in Spanish. It was perfect! (almost).
There's one mistake that even native speakers make:
"Si no" vs "sino"
You can see them as a conditional structure "if" you haven't done something "then" something else <-- here if represents "si no" "si no has hecho algo". then represents "sino" it it's used after the action you assume couldn't be done.
-Are you using React Router? If not, I recommend it.
-¿estás usando React Router? Sino, lo recomiendo
Another way to say it:
-If you're not using React Router, I recommend it.
-"Si no" estás usando React Router, lo recomiendo.
When using "or" (o) in Spanish before a word that starts with "o" you use "u"
-gramaticales u ortográficos.
Hope this helps and you can correct me too! I'm also Venezuelan and would like to write good English.
And also, your themes rock lml
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Thank you so much! 😊
I didn't know that. Thank you. I am not very good with Spanish, but I'm learning. ☺️
Perfect example! It makes perfect sense.