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No. 171 in Spanish

misma

"Same" or "self" (feminine form).

In a sentence

  • La misma chica vino ayer a la tienda.

    The same girl came to the store yesterday.

    Here, 'misma' is used as an adjective to emphasize that it is the very same girl being referred to as before.

  • Siempre quiero mejorar, esa es mi misma motivación.

    I always want to improve, that is my very motivation.

    'Misma' here is used as an adjective to indicate possession or direct emphasis on the motivation itself.

  • Misma que el año pasado, asistiré al evento.

    The same as last year, I will attend the event.

    In this case, 'misma' acts as a pronoun indicating sameness or similarity with the prior year.

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