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I like dogs    Time: 00:59    Accent: e Dictionary    Sound BrE    Explanations

I like dogs

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Description

A ver simple song using GOT to express possession.

Transcript

I like dogs
Dogs are cool
I got 2

I like dogs
Dogs are cool
I got 2

I like dogs
Dogs are cool
I got 2

I like dogs
Dogs are cool
I got 2

This dog is big
This dog is little
2 dogs on the end
man in the middle

This dog is big
This dog is little
2 dogs on the end
man in the middle

I like dogs
Dogs are cool
I got 2

I like dogs
Dogs are cool
I got 2

I like dogs
Dogs are cool
I got 2

I like dogs
Dogs are cool
I got 2

Español

Aquí tienes un ejemplo del uso de GOT para indicar posesión.

I got two = I've got two = I have two.

Traducción:

Me gustan los perros
Los perros son fantásticos (guay/chévere/padre)
Tengo dos

Este perro es grande
Este perro es pequeño
Dos perros en el extremo
"hombre" en el medio

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Explanations

As you can see here, in colloquial English (especially in America) we can use GOT to express possession:

I got two = I've got two = I have two.

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