The Spanish word for "well then" is "pues". Learn how to use it with examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.

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Both translate as "for". Roughly, por covers cause, exchange and duration (gracias por todo, por la mañana); para covers purpose, destination and deadlines (estudio para aprender, salgo para Madrid). When in doubt, ask: reason (por) or goal (para)?

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