¿"CON LOS AÑOS" EN INGLÉS? This came up (a phrasal verb which means: "surgió") in one of my classes recently. Someone wanted to say that "Con los años" and they used: "with the years". A logical but Spanglish translation. This was not the first time I had heard this, so I wrote it down to share it with all of you. A better option is to say: "Over the years" or "As the years go by". E.g. "The amount of these subsidies has changed over the years." Hope that helps!
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Daniel Smith
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