No. 10,656 in Spanish
dañe
"Dañe" is the subjunctive form of "dañar," meaning "to harm" or "to damage."
In a sentence
No quiero que se dañe el jarrón.
I don't want the vase to get damaged.
Here, 'dañe' is used as the subjunctive form of the verb 'dañar,' referring to a potential or hypothetical situation where the vase could get damaged.
Si dañe tus pertenencias por accidente, discúlpame.
If I damaged your belongings by accident, I apologize.
In this instance, 'dañe' is the past subjunctive form of 'dañar,' used hypothetically to refer to an accidental action that might have occurred.
Es importante que no dañe su reputación hablando de más.
It's important that he/she does not harm their reputation by speaking too much.
'Dañe' here appears in the present subjunctive form, emphasizing the importance of avoiding harm under specific circumstances.
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