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Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi
By the by, as hipster_bebop_junkie and a few more on this board know, "no comprende" means:
(he/she/it) "doesn't understand"
OR
(you [in the formal "usted", singular]) "don't understand"
So when you hear gringos saying "no comprende" as "I don't understand", they're mauling the Spanish language and I want to punch them in the face. Just sayin'.
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Wait, I thought to understand, in reference to another person's words or actions was
entender
I would say "no le entiendo" if I was addressing someone.
It's been a while since I've spoken any of the rudimentary Spanish that I learned in high school and in preparation for a stay in Madrid several years ago.
Maybe I need to attend a night class or something.