Nosotros aprendemos con la computadora todos los días.

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Breakdown of Nosotros aprendemos con la computadora todos los días.

• nosotros: we
• el día: the day
• aprender: to learn
• la computadora: the computer
• todos: every

Questions & Answers about Nosotros aprendemos con la computadora todos los días.

Why do we use Nosotros instead of leaving it out, since Spanish often omits subject pronouns?

In Spanish, subject pronouns (like Nosotros) can be dropped because verb endings usually tell us who the subject is. However, using Nosotros can add clarity or emphasis. In this sentence, it highlights that it’s specifically we (not someone else) who are learning.

Why is it aprendemos and not something like aprendemos with a different ending?

The verb aprender (to learn) follows a regular -ER conjugation pattern in the present tense. For Nosotros, the correct ending for an -ER verb is -emos. So the form is aprendemos.

Why do we say con la computadora and not just con computadora?

In Spanish, nouns almost always need an article (like el or la) unless there’s a specific context that allows leaving it out. Here, since we’re talking about using the computer (in general) to learn, we use la computadora.

I’ve heard ordenador before. Is computadora the same thing?

Ordenador is commonly used in Spain, while computadora (or computador in some regions) is preferred in Latin America. They mean the same thing: “computer.” Since we’re focusing on Latin American Spanish, la computadora is the typical term.

Why do we say todos los días at the end, and can it go elsewhere in the sentence?

Todos los días means “every day,” and it’s a common phrase for expressing daily frequency. In Spanish, time expressions like todos los días can often appear at the beginning or the end of a sentence. For instance, you could say Todos los días aprendemos con la computadora to shift the emphasis slightly, but the meaning remains the same.