Hi,
what is the difference between these two sentences:
I also have a new bus and an apartment.
and
I also have a new bus in an apartamento.
Why is alegro used in one sentence and alegra in the other?
I look forward to your answers 🙂
Thanks
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The difference is in conjugation, the first, the third. Person singular is:
(yo) me alegro = I am happy
(esto) me alegra = I am pleased