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Asistimos a la fiesta de mi primo.

Asistimos a la fiesta de mi primo.
We attend my cousin's party.
FromLesson 5inHardcore Spanish (Latin America)

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Which tense is "asistimos" in this sentence?
"Asistimos" can be either present tense (meaning "we attend") or preterite tense (meaning "we attended"), depending on context. In conversation, you would often rely on time markers (like "ayer" for yesterday) or other details to clarify when the action took place.
Why is there an "a" after "asistimos"?
In Spanish, "asistir" (to attend) is typically followed by "a" to indicate the place or event someone is attending. So you say "asistir a la fiesta" instead of just "asistir la fiesta."
Does "primo" always mean a male cousin?
Yes, "primo" refers specifically to a male cousin. "Prima" is the word for a female cousin. When talking about cousins of both genders, you might hear "primos" used in a general sense.
Could I say "ayudamos" instead of "asistimos"?
No, because "ayudar" means "to help." Even though "assist" and "asistir" look similar to English and Spanish speakers, they actually mean different things in each language. "Asistir" is used to mean attending an event, not helping.
Why do we say "la fiesta de mi primo" instead of "mi primo's fiesta"?
Spanish typically uses "de" followed by the person or thing to show possession, rather than adding an 's as in English. So you say "la fiesta de mi primo" (literally "the party of my cousin") to convey "my cousin's party."
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