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Apr 24, 2017 - 07:48 AM
Hi, "allá" means "there", just like "allí". You can use both words interchangeably, but in Spain "allí" is more common, whereas in Latin America they usually say "allá". Since we didn't explain this in the tutorial, we will correct it to avoid confusion, thanks for pointing it out.
As for your second question, Spanish is a very flexible language and you can use both structures: "una tienda de café pequeña" or "una tienda pequeña de café". Same happens with phrases like "Una botella de agua grande" or "Una botella grande de agua". I hope this is clearer now :-)
As for your second question, Spanish is a very flexible language and you can use both structures: "una tienda de café pequeña" or "una tienda pequeña de café". Same happens with phrases like "Una botella de agua grande" or "Una botella grande de agua". I hope this is clearer now :-)
