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¡Hoy lancè mi pagina en español! Unete a nuestra campaña para Nuevo Liderazgo (Original Post) FSogol Jun 2015 OP
I don't think so. bravenak Jun 2015 #1
grammatical tense prevents me from being fluent. FSogol Jun 2015 #2
Me too. bravenak Jun 2015 #3
Bueno! Raine1967 Jun 2015 #4
Si, muy importante! FSogol Jun 2015 #5
 

bravenak

(34,648 posts)
1. I don't think so.
Wed Jun 10, 2015, 04:03 PM
Jun 2015

I think lance means (I) released/launched and lanzamiento means release/launch. I think they used it properly. It says kinda like, today i launched (first person past perfect I think) my page in spanish!

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