Turn and turn again?
What are the differences between volver and devolver?
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volver = turn, turn, turn, turn around
That means as much as “back”.
devolver un libro = return a book
devolverse = also return, return, return
se devuelve un error = an error is returned
literally ‘a mistake returns’.
So what is the difference between volver and devolverse?
volver is often used when you want to say” etw. again”. e.g. Vuelvo a llamarle, I call him again. It is more frequently used than the prefix which is not always clear in Spanish, e.g. rebajar does not “slow again” but only “slow”
devolverse is more regional, less known There is still a lot more, that is “to manage to help” and quite practical, e.g.Yo me puedo desenvolver en español.