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The verb “repartir” comes from the Latin repartire. This word is formed from the prefix re- (repetition, reiteration, or reinforcement) and the verb partire (to divide or separate). In turn, partire derives from pars (partis), which means "part" or "fragment." Taken together, its etymology indicates the action of reiterating the division of something, that is, distributing something into several portions or among several people. The meaning is to share, to divide up, to distribute. Algunas conjugaciones: Pretérito: repartí, repartiste, repartió, repartimos, repartisteis, repartieron Condicional: repartiría, repartirías, repartiría, repartiríamos, repartiríais, repartirían Futuro: repartiré, repartirás, repartirá, repartiremos, repartiréis, repartirán Algunos ejemplos: Ellos repartieron la comida muy tarde. El perrito repartió alegría entre todos los niños en el parque. Los países deberían repartir sus riquezas de manera equitativa. ¡Tu turno! Write a sentence using repartir in the comments!

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¡Hola! We will be talking about technology and AI! Check out the vocabulary attached, and if you have time, read the short story "Apocalipsis" (Attached is the original version in Spanish and its English translation). ¡Nos vemos mañana! Link: https://meet.google.com/oni-edui-uds

¡Hola a todos! Check the new practices: Ser y estar con adjetivos (basic), práctica de verbos and Fix the tense! (intermediate), Subjuntivo o indicativo con antecedentes(advanced). And the verb of the day: Volver!