afirma
/aˈfiɾma/, [aˈfiɾ.ma]it states, says
Verb afirma
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of afirmar.
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Informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of afirmar.
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Tom afirma que no sabe nada acerca de Mary.
Tom claims he knows nothing about Mary.
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Este producto afirma que ayuda a perder peso.
This product claims to help you lose weight.
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Tom afirma que no ve mucha televisión, pero él ve más de tres horas todos los días.
Tom claims he doesn't watch much TV, but he watches more than three hours every day.
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Ella afirma que no sabe nada acerca de él.
She claims that she knows nothing about him.
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Él afirma que ella es inocente.
He asserts that she is innocent.
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Tom afirma que puede leer la mente de las personas.
Tom claims that he can read people's minds.
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El niño afirma no saber nada al respecto.
The boy claims he knows nothing about it.
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Tom afirma que puede saborear la diferencia entre estas dos marcas de sal.
Tom claims that he can taste the difference between these two brands of salt.
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Él afirma que no sabe nada acerca de ella.
He claims he knows nothing about her.
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Él afirma ser honesto.
He claims that he is honest.
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