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By Gerald Erichsen, About.com Guide to Spanish Language since 1998

Hacia Usually Used To Mean "Toward"

Friday February 6, 2009
If you're already familiar with the common prepositions such as en and para, here's one that you don't see quite so often: hacia. The preposition hacia usually is used to indicate motion toward a person or thing. It also be used in describing directions or attitudes and in giving approximations of time.

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February 8, 2009 at 8:35 pm
(1) Cecilia Marku says:

me encanta tu pagina, es muy buena, pero necesito un consejo en como aprender a hablar y escribir Ingles. En mi trabajo se burlan de mi y ya me canse.
Please help me with the English as a Second Language, is getting very hard to learn. Do you know of any kind of learning while sleep?

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