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I was looking in the Spanish syllabus, when I found "tomar un año libre". I can't find it in the dictionary- could somebody please tell me what that means?
Original post by purpleunicorns
I was looking in the Spanish syllabus, when I found "tomar un año libre". I can't find it in the dictionary- could somebody please tell me what that means?
I think it means 'take a year off' or something like that.
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