I just tried to translate the word "werden" into Spanish using the Leo translator app. My problem is that I got a lot of different words. This is almost always the case, but since "werden" is a very important word, could someone please explain the different meanings of these translations? Thanks in advance for your help.
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Why is something "horizontal" even though the apparent line between heaven and earth is not necessarily a straight line. I mean, it can also have an incline or a slope. Although it is said that something horizontal does not have these properties. How would you describe "horizontal"?
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With you will picture the futuro in German: I will win- venceré. In the Spanish, therefore, the time form of the futuro is simply implicit.
For transmitted meanings without full verbs, there are then own turns which are as diverse as the Spanish language.
And then what are the verbs used for?
Previous changes: ponerse colorado / triste / enfadado / pesado – red / sad / mad / annoying
Has llegado a ser algo / alguien (important) – From you has become something/jemand (important)
Permanent or serious change: volverse loco – get crazy
Etc.