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The Spanish verb,

Jugaar, means to play.

Like the English verb, it can be used by itself or it can refer to a game that you're playing.

Here's an example where it's used by itself.

Your dog tries to play in the street.

Here's an example where it refers to what you're playing. Here's an example where it refers to what you're playing.

She wants to play this, but we played it yesterday.

She wants to play this, but we played it yesterday. This is a bit weird.

This is a bit weird.

So in the second half of the sentence, we have

Lo jugamos a year, which is a direct object.

But in the first half of the sentence, we have

Jugaa Esto we have to play a esto.

Literally, to play to this.

The thing is, when you're naming what game you're playing,

you often put an extra preposition ah before it.

Try it yourself in this next example.

We want to play this game.

We're going to play a game.

Now let's talk about conjugating huger.

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