One Line at a Time, Episode #2 (The Good Place)

We continue with another line from The Good Place. Issues discussed in this episode:
-- preterite Vs. imperfect
-- ser Vs. estar (2)
-- why do they use an article in Spanish, but we don't in English?
-- words don't mean words (3)
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My vague experience of "lugar" vs. "sitio" is that "lugar" is a big place and "sitio" is a little place. My friend referred to a restaurant as "un lugar" and later on her called the place we were sitting in it as "nuestro sitio". That's the only time I've gotten to compare them.

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Watched the video. My brain in smoking. Logical yes indeed. 😵

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In Spain we say "el más allá", "el otro mundo", "la otra vida"...

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yo siempre crei que más allá se traducía como Beyond. Desde el más allá = From beyond.

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I wonder who's the one guy who disliked the video