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No se si vine a ver una pelicula o a defender al INE...
→ “I don't know if I came to see a movie or to defend the INE...”
No [no] — Not — used here to express uncertainty or lack of knowledge.
se [se] — A reflexive pronoun often used in impersonal constructions like 'se dice' (it's said). Here it's part of the phrase 'no se si', meaning 'I don't know if'.
si [si] — If — introduces a condition or uncertainty. In this context, it's part of the phrase 'no se si', meaning 'I don't know if'.
vine [vine] — I came — from the verb 'venir' (to come). The 'e' at the end is the first-person singular ending.
a [a] — To — preposition indicating direction or purpose. Here it's part of the infinitive phrases 'a ver' (to see) and 'a defender' (to defend).
ver [ver] — To see — infinitive form of the verb 'ver' (to see).
una pelicula [pelicula] — Movie — feminine noun referring to a film or cinema production.
o [o] — Or — coordinating conjunction connecting two alternatives.
a [a] — To — preposition indicating direction or purpose. Here it's part of the infinitive phrase 'a defender' (to defend).
defender [defender] — To defend — infinitive form of the verb 'defender' (to protect or argue for something).
al INE — INE — likely an acronym for an organization or institution. It's not translated as it's a proper noun.
