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No. 4,960 in Spanish

eduque

"Eduque" is the subjunctive or imperative form of the verb "educar," meaning "to educate" or "to teach."

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  • Es fundamental que se eduque a los niños desde una edad temprana.

    It is essential that children are educated from an early age.

    Uses 'eduque' in the subjunctive mood to express a necessity or suggestion.

  • Espero que el maestro eduque con paciencia y dedicación.

    I hope the teacher educates with patience and dedication.

    Expresses hope or wish regarding someone's actions using 'eduque' in the subjunctive mood.

  • Que él mismo se eduque demuestra su compromiso con el aprendizaje.

    That he himself educates himself shows his commitment to learning.

    Describes a reflexive action of self-education, emphasizing personal initiative and dedication.

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