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DO YOU UNDERSTAND ENGLISH? |
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EXCUSE ME, DO YOU SPEAK SPANISH? |
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ARE YOU AMERICAN? (meaning North American)
YES, I AM AMERICAN. |
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¿Es usted norteamericano(a)?
Sí, soy norteamericano(a). |
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DO YOU UNDERSTAND? YOU UNDERSTAND. |
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PUNCTUATION LESSON - QUESTION MARKS IN SPANISH If you [familiar] don't like the food, why are you eating it? |
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Si no te gusta la comida, ¿por qué la comes? |
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PUNCTUATION LESSON - EXCLAMATION MARKS IN SPANISH
! marks are used at both the beginning and end of a sentence, as are question marks. However, if a sentence contains a question and an exclamation, it is OK to use one of the marks at the beginning of the sentence and the other at the end. |
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What a pity, are you all right? ¡Qué lástima, estás bien? I saw the movie last night. What a fright!
Vi la película la noche pasada. ¡Qué susto! |
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PUNCTUATION LESSON - THE DASH
The dash is used most frequently in Spanish to indicate a change in speakers during a dialogue, thus replacing quotation marks. In English, it is customary to separate each speaker's remarks into a separate paragraph, but that typically isn't done in Spanish. |
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— ¿Cómo estás? — Muy bien ¿y tú? — Muy bien también. "How are you?" ¶"I'm fine. And you?" ¶"I'm fine too." |
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I UNDERSTAND ENGLISH.
I DON'T UNDERSTAND ENGLISH. |
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Entiendo inglés. No entiendo inglés. |
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DO YOU UNDERSTAND SPANISH? |
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I SPEAK A LITTLE ENGLISH.
I DON'T SPEAK SPANISH. |
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Hablo un poco de inglés.
No hablo españo / castellano. |
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YOU ARE NORTH AMERICAN.
ARE YOU NORTH AMERICAN?
WHERE ARE YOU FROM? |
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Usted es norteamericano(a). ¿Es usted norteamericano(a)? ¿De dónde es usted? |
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GOOD MORNING. GOOD AFTERNOON. GOOD NIGHT. |
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Buenos días. Buenas tardes. Buenas noches. |
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HOW ARE YOU?
FINE, AND YOURSELF?
FINE, THANK YOU. |
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¿Cómo está?
Bien, ¿y usted?
Muy bien, gracias. |
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WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
I'M FROM LOS ANGELES. |
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¿De dónde es usted?
Soy de Los Ángeles. |
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You're actually wishing them many of these, which is why they're plural :-)
GOOD MORNING. masculine
GOOD AFTERNOON. feminine
GOOD EVENING. feminine |
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Buenos días. (because it's EL día)
Buenas tardes. (because it's LA tarde)
Buenas noches. (because it's LA noche) |
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WHERE IS THE RESTAURANT?
IT'S NOT HERE.
IT'S OVER THERE. |
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¿Dónde está el restaurante? No está aquí. Está allí. Allí está. |
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ARE YOU MRS. JONES?
I AM MRS. JONES. |
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¿Es usted la señora Jones?
Soy la señora Jones. |
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WHERE IS THE COLUMBUS HOTEL? |
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¿Dónde está el Hotel Colón? |
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WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
ARE YOU FROM HERE? |
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¿De dónde es usted?
¿Usted es de dónde?
¿Está de aquí? |
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DO YOU KNOW WHERE
THE HOTEL IS?
DO YOU KNOW?
YES, I KNOW.
NO, I DON'T KNOW WHERE IT IS. |
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¿Sabe dónde está el hotel?
¿Sabe usted dónde está el hotel?
¿Sabe? ¿Sabe usted?
Si, sé.
No, no sé dónde está. |
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I'M NOT FROM HERE.
ARE YOU FROM ECUADOR?
NO, I'M MEXICAN.
I'M MISS BOLIVAR. |
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No soy de aquí.
¿De Ecuador?
No, soy mexicana.
Soy la señorita Bolívar. |
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DO YOU HAVE PESOS?
YES, I HAVE. I HAVE ONE PESO.
I HAVE DOLLARS.
I HAVE ONE DOLLAR.
I HAVE TWO DOLLARS. |
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¿Tiene pesos?
¿Tiene usted pesos? ¿Tiene usted?
Sí, tengo. Tengo un peso.
Tengo dólares.
Tengo un dólar.
Tengo dos dólares. |
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IT'S THE AFTERNOON.
YOU ARE MEXICAN. |
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Es la tarde.
Usted es mexicana. |
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DO YOU KNOW WHERE THE COLUMBUS RESTAURANT IS?
YES, I KNOW WHERE IT IS.
IT'S OVER THERE. |
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¿Sabe dónde está el restaurante Colón?
Sí, sé dónde está. Está allí. |
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HOW MANY DOLLARS DO YOU HAVE? I HAVE ONE DOLLAR. IT ISN'T MUCH. IT'S VERY LITTLE. |
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¿Cuantos dólares tiene? Tengo un dólar. No es mucho. Es muy poco. |
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DO YOU WANT DOLLARS? HOW MANY DO YOU WANT? I DON'T WANT DOLLARS. THAT'S ALRIGHT. |
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¿Quiere dólares? ¿Quantos quiere? ¿Quantos quiere usted? No quiero dólares. Está bien. |
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WHERE ARE YOU, MARIA?
IN THE HOTEL.
IN THE COLUMBUS HOTEL. |
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¿Donde está, María?
En el hotel.
En el hotel Colón. |
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DO YOU KNOW WHERE THE RESTAURANT IS? |
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¿Sabe usted donde está el restaurante? |
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I DON'T UNDERSTAND. I'M NOT FROM HERE. |
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No entiendo.
No soy de aquí. |
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THAT'S FINE, BUT I DON'T HAVE THREE DOLLARS. |
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Esta bien, pero no tengo tres dolares. |
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I HAVE MANY PESOS.
HOW MANY?
300 PESOS. |
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Tengo muchos pesos.
Cuantos?
Tres cientos pesos. |
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1. uno 2. dos 3. tres 4. cuatro 5. cinco 6. seis 7. siete 8. ocho 9. nueve 10. diez |
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COUNT FROM 11-30 IN SPANISH |
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11 once 21 veintiuno 12 doce 22 veintidós 13 trece 23 veintitrés 14 catorce 24 veinticuatro 15 quince 25 veinticinco 16 dieciséis 26 veintiséis 17 diecisiete 27 veintisiete 18 dieciocho 28 veintiocho 19 diecinueve 29 veintinueve 20 veinte 30 treinta |
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COUNT FROM 20-30 IN SPANISH |
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20 veinte, 21 veintiuno, 22 veintidós, 23 veintitres, 24 veinticuatro, 25 veinticinco, 26 veintiseis, 27 veintisiete, 28 veintioco, 29 veintinueve, 30 treinta |
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COUNTING FROM 30-99 IN SPANISH. Remember that numbers from 30 through 99 will be made up of separate words. Notably, the word signifying which set of ten you're in will be separated from the small number with "y," which means "and." |
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30 treinta, 31 treinta y uno, 32 treinta y dos, 33 treinta y tres, 34 treinta y cuatro, 35 treinta y cinco, 36 treinta y seis, 37 treinta y siete, 38 treinta y ocho, 39 treinta y nueve, 40 cuarenta. |
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COUNTING FROM 40-99 IN SPANSIH. Remember, the spellings for the forties through the nineties will follow the same construction as the spellings for the thirties, including the "y" to separate the ten set from the small number. |
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40s: cuarenta y ... 50s: cincuenta y... 60s: sesenta y... 70s: setenta y... 80s: ochenta y... 90s: noventa y... 100: cien 101: ciento uno |
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COUNTING FROM 100 and UP http://quizlet.com/2938621/spanish-numbers-101-and-higher-flash-cards/ |
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100
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100 - cien 200 - doscientos 300 - trescientos 400 - cuatrocientos 500 - quinientos 600 - seiscientos 700 - setecientos 800 - ochocientos 900 - novecientos
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500
Observe the slight irregularities in quinientos, setecientos and novecientos. |
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700
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900 - novecientos
Observe the slight irregularities in quinientos, setecientos and novecientos. |
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I WANT TO EAT IN THE HOTEL. |
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Quiero comer en el hotel. |
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SORRY, I DON'T UNDERSTAND SPANISH WELL. |
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Perdon, no entiendo espanol bien. |
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El senor Martinez, esta aqui? Esta el senor Martinez aqui? |
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YES, SIR. HE'S HERE. ENTER PLEASE. |
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Si senor. Esta aqui. Entre por favor. |
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153 - ciento cincuenta y tres 777 - setecientos setenta y siete 325 - trescientos veinticinco 802 - ochocientos dos 513 - quinientos trece 948 - novecientos cuarenta y ocho |
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WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE?
I WOULD LIKE TO EAT SOMETHING. |
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Que quiere?
Quiero comer algo. |
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WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO EAT? |
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Que quiere? Que quiere comer? Que quiere comer usted? |
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ME, I DON'T WANT ANYTHING.
NOTHING?
OK, A LITTLE. BUT NOT MUCH. |
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Yo, no quiero nada.
Nada?
Bien, un poco, pero no mucho. |
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I DON'T HAVE MANY (PESOS). |
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I HAVE MONEY AT THE HOTEL, BUT HERE, I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING. |
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Tengo dinero en el hotel, pero aqui, no tengo nada. |
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I'M NOT GOING TO EAT ANYTHING, BUT I'D LIKE SOMETHING TO DRINK. |
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No voy a comer nada, pero quiero beber algo. |
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WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DRINK? |
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Que quiere beber? Que quiere beber usted? |
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LET'S GO TO THE RESTAURANT. |
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ASKING ABOUT ONE THING: HOW MUCH? HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? |
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I'D LIKE TO DRINK SOMETHING IN THE HOTEL.
LET'S GO TO THE HOTEL. |
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Quiero beber algo en el hotel.
Vamos al hotel. |
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I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT COSTS IN THE HOTEL. |
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No se cuanto cuesta en el hotel. |
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ME, I DON'T WANT TO DRINK ANYTHING. |
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Yo, no quiero beber nada. |
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I DON'T KNOW WHERE IT IS. I DON'T KNOW WHERE THE BATHROOM IS. |
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No se donde esta. No se donde esta el bano. |
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YOU DON'T CARE TO EAT ANYTHING?
BUT DO YOU WANT TO DRINK SOMETHING? |
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No quiere comer algo?
Pero, quiere beber algo? |
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LET'S GO TO DRINK A BEER AT THE COLUMBUS RESTAURANT. |
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Vamos al restaurante Colon para beber una cerveza. |
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HOW MANY DOLLARS DO YOU HAVE? |
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HI! LET'S GO EAT SOMETHING.
WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO EAT?
I DON'T KNOW. LET'S GO TO THE RESTAURANT. |
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Hola! Vamos a comer algo?
Que quiere comer?
No se. Vamos al restaurante. |
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WE'RE NOT GOING TO DRINK. |
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HOW MUCH DOES A BEER COST? |
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Cuanto cuesta una cerveza? |
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DO YOU KNOW WHERE IT IS?
IT'S OVER THERE.
BUT I'M GOING TO THE RESTAURANT. |
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Sabe donde esta?
Esta alli.
Pero voy al restaurante. |
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WE'RE GOING TO A RESTAURANT. |
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ARE YOU GOING?
ARE YOU GOING TO EAT? |
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I AM GOING TO PAY.
NO, YOU'RE NOT GOING TO PAY. |
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Yo, voy a pagar.
No, usted no va a pagar. |
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WHERE DO YOU WANT TO EAT?
AT THE RESTAURANT. |
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Donde quiere comer?
En el restaurante. |
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IT'S NOTHING.
JUST A LITTLE. ONLY 8 PESOS. |
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No es nada.
Solo un poco. Solo ocho pesos. |
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I DON'T HAVE TIME.
YOU DON'T HAVE TIME? |
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No tengo tiempo.
Usted no tiene tiempo? |
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WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DRINK? |
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WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DRINK? |
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IT DOESN'T COST ANYTHING.
YOU'RE WELCOME. |
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HOW MUCH TIME DO YOU HAVE? |
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DO YOU WANT VERY COLD WATER?
YES, I LIKE IT VERY COLD. |
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Quiere agua fria? Quiere agua muy fria?
Si, me gusta muy fria. |
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A donde va? A donde va usted? |
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I'M GOING TO BUY SOMETHING.
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO BUY?
I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M GOING TO BUY. |
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Voy a comprar algo.
Que va a comprar?
No se que va a comprar. |
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WHAT DO YOU BUY?
I BUY MANY THINGS.
I CAN BUY MANY THINGS. |
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Que Compra?
Yo compro muchas cosas.
Puedo comprar muchas cosas. |
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WHAT CAN YOU BUY?
DO YOU LIKE TO BUY THINGS? |
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Que puede comprar?
Le gusta comprar cosas? |
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I BUY VERY GOOD THINGS IF I AM ABLE TO PAY.
HOW MANY THINGS DO YOU BUY? |
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Compro cosas muy buenas si puedo pagar.
Cuantas cosas compra? |
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HOW MUCH TIME DO YOU HAVE TODAY? |
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TODAY, IN TWO HOURS, YOU CAN EAT, BUT YOU CAN'T DRINK. |
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Hoy, en dos horas, puede comer, pero no puede beber. |
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YOU ARE GOING TO EAT SOMETHING, BUT NOT TODAY. YOU HAVE NO TIME.
WHEN DO YOU LIKE TO EAT? AT 5:30? |
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Va a comer algo, pero hoy, no. No tiene tiempo.
A que hora quiere comer? A las cinco y media? |
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A las seis y media, hay tiempo. |
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I HAVE 15 MINUTES.
I DON'T. IF I DON'T HAVE TIME, I DON'T WANT TO EAT. |
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Tengo quince minutos.
Yo, no. Si no tengo tiempo, no quiero comer. |
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THERE'S NOT MUCH TIME, ONLY 15 MINUTES, BUT TOMORROW THERE'S TIME, BUT NO MONEY. |
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No hay mucho tiempo, solo quince minutos. Pero manana hay tiempo, pero no hay dinero. |
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BECAUSE I HAVE THE MONEY TODAY. |
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Porque tengo el dinero hoy. |
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JUAN AND LUISA ARE DRINKING COFFEE.
"DO YOU LIKE THE COFFEE, LUISA?" "YES, AND I AM GIONG TO PAY FOR BOTH COFFEES, JUAN." |
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Juan y Luisa beben cafe.
"Le gusta el cafe, Luisa?" "Si, esta muy bueno. Y yo voy a pagarlo dos cafes, Juan." |
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I BUY AND I PAY.
FINE, IF YOU LIKE. |
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Yo compro y yo pago.
Bueno, si quiere. |
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I EAT.
IS THERE TIME?
I DON'T KNOW IF THERE'S TIME. I HAVE 12 MINUTES. IN 12 MINUTES, THERE ISN'T TIME. |
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Como.
Hay tiempo?
No se si hay tiempo. Tengo doce minutos. No hay tiempo en doce minutos. |
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IS IT GOOD? YES, IT'S VERY GOOD. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? |
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Esta bueno? Si, esta muy bueno. Cuanto cuesta? |
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I'D LIKE TO DRINK WATER IF IT'S COLD. GOOD, IF YOU LIKE IT, THAT'S FINE. |
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Me gusta beber agua, si esta fria. Bueno, si le gusta,esta bien. |
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WHAT DO YOU LIKE TO EAT? I EAT MANY THINGS. BUT AT WHAT TIME? AT 4 O'CLOCK. |
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Que le gusta comer? Como muchas cosas. Pero a que hora? A las cuatro. |
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LET'S GO EAT AT 5. NO, AT ONE. |
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Vamos a comer a las cinco. No, a la uno. |
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NO, I CAN'T AND I DON'T WANT TO. TODAY I CAN'T. AND I LIKE TO EAT AT 10:30 OR 11. |
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No puedo, and no quiero. Hoy, no puedo. Y me gusta comer a las diez y media o a las once. |
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NOT TODAY, BUT TOMORROW, IF I PAY? |
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Hoy, no, pero manana, si pago? |
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I'M GOING TO DRINK A BEER, AND YOU'RE GOING TO DRINK COLD WATER AND EAT SOMETHING.
NOT TODAY. |
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Voy a beber una cerveza and va a beber agua fria y va a comer algo.
Hoy, no. |
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AT WHAT TIME DO YOU LIKE TO EAT? |
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A que hora le gusta comer? |
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WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO BUY? WHAT DO YOU LIKE? |
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Que va a comprar? Que le gusta? |
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HELLO MARIA, HOW ARE YOU?
GOOD, AND YOURSELF?
GOOD, GOOD! |
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Hola, Maria, como esta?
Bien, gracias, y usted?
Bien, bien. |
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WHEN CAN YOU EAT? AT 3?
FINE, AT 3. |
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A que hora puede comer? A las tres?
Bueno, a las tres. |
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DO YOU LIKE IT? I DON'T LIKE WATER [exception re el and la] , BUT I'M GOING TO DRINK IT. (water is feminine but takes masculine article but not masculine adjectives) |
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Le gusta? No me gusta el agua, pero voy a beberla. |
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When To Use 'El' with Feminine Nouns (like agua)
http://spanish.about.com/od/adjectives/a/el_for_la.htm |
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There is one instance where el is used with feminine nouns. The substitution of el for la takes place only when it comes immediately before a singular noun that begins with a stressed a- or ha-. A few examples: •el agua (the water) •el ama de casa (the housewife) •el asma (asthma) |
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More feminine words with 1st syllable accent that take "el" |
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• el arca (the ark) • el hambre (hunger) • el hampa (the underworld) • el arpa (the harp) • el águila (the eagle) |
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All the nouns in the list of examples are feminine. If they are in plural form, las is used: •las amas de casa (the housewives) •las arcas (the arks) If they are modified by adjectives that follow the noun, the regular rules apply to the adjectives:•el agua purificada (purified water) |
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If a word intervenes between the definite article and the noun, la is used:•la pura agua (pure water) •la insoportable hambre (the unbearable hunger) |
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If the accent of the noun is not on the first syllable, the definite article la is used with singular feminine nouns when they begin with a- or ha-:•la habilidad (the skill) •la audiencia (the audience) •la asamblea (the meeting) |
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Water? I don't like it much, but I'm going to drink it. I'm going to buy it. |
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El agua? No me gusta mucho, pero voy a beberla. Voy a comprarla. |
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Because there isn't beer. |
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Yes, there is beer. I'm going to buy it if I can. |
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Si, hay cerveza. Voy a comprarla, si puedo. |
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I only have 13 or 14 pesos. |
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Solo tengo trece or catorce pesos. |
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I only have 13 or 14 pesos. |
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Solo tengo trece or catorce pesos. |
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How much does a beer cost? |
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Quanto cuesta una cerveza? |
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Cuesta siete o ocho pesos. |
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I'm going to buy it, if I can. |
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Voy a comprarla, si puedo. |
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I have 15 pesos, but I don't have 16. |
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Tengo quince pesos, pero no tengo diez y seis. |
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I have 17 pesos and 18 dollars. |
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Tengo diez y siete pesos y ocho dolares. |
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If one beer costs 8 pesos, two cost 16 pesos. |
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Si una cerveza cuesta ocho pesos, dos cuestan diez y seis pesos. |
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Dos cervezas cuestan mucho. |
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How many beers are you going to buy? |
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Cuantas cervezas va a comprar? |
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I'm buying one [beer] and you're buying one. |
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Yo compro una y usted compra una. |
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Cuestan diez y seis pesos. |
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We're going to drink them. |
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You drink one and I'll drink the other. |
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Usted bebe una & yo bebo una. |
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At 10 o'clock today or tomorrow. |
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at a quarter past twelve. |
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at quarter past ten, please |
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a las diez y cuarto, por favor. |
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How many dollars do you have? |
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At what time do you like to eat? |
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A que hora le gusta comer? |
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I want to eat at a quarter to four |
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a las cuatro menos cuarto. |
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You can pay for the beers. You can pay for them. If you like to pay. |
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Puede pagar las cervezas. Puede pagarlas. Si le gusta pagar. |
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Good, let's go drink them. |
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Yes, yes, I have 15 minutes. |
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Si, si, tengo quince minutos. |
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You are buying the beers, the cold beers. Are we going to drink them now? |
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Va a comprar las cervezas, las La cervezas frias. Vamos a beberlas ahora? |
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I want to drink something now, and I want to eat, but not at 6:30. |
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Quiero beber algo ahora, y quiero comer, pero a las sies y media, no. |
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No como a las seis y media. |
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A que hora come? A que hora come usted? |
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You drink a lot, but you don't eat much. |
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Bebe mucho, pero no come mucho. |
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No, but I eat well. Would you like to eat now, miss? |
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No,pero como bien. Quire usted comer ahora, senorita? |
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Thank you very much, sir, but I don't want to. |
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Gracias senor, pero no quiero. |
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In 10 minutes then...
Yes, and then I would like to pay. |
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En diez minutos, pues...
Si, y pues quiero pagar. |
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You eat little!
No, I eat and drink a lot! |
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Come poco!
No, como y bebo mucho! |
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What do you drink? Do you drink beer? |
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Do you like it? No, but I'm going to drink it, |
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Le gusta? No, pero voy a beberla? |
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What things can you buy?
There are a lot of very good things. |
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Que cosas puede comprar?
Hay muchas cosas muy buenas. |
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If you want to, that's fine. |
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What time is it?
It's three o'clock. |
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Que hora es?
Son las tres. |
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I want to eat, but later. In an hour. I'm going to eat at 9:30. |
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Qiero comer, pero mas tarde. En una hora. Voy a comer a las nueve y media. |
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Bueno, tarde or temprano? |
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twenty thirty forty fifty sixty seventy eighty ninety |
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veinte treinta cuarenta cincuenta sesenta ochenta noventa |
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Do you wish to buy it today?
Yes, if there's something good, I want to buy it today. |
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Quiere comprarlo hoy?
Si, si hay algo bueno, quiero comprarlo hoy. |
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Me? I'm not going to do anything. |
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dos cientos cuarenta y cinco pesos. |
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We are going to buy it together. |
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Vamos a comprarlo juntos. |
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Let's go together.
Who, you and I?
Yes, why not? |
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Vamos juntos.
Quien, usted y yo?
Si, porque no? |
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Why don't you like Carlos?
He has too much money.
He only has fifty dollars.
We aren't going with Carlos. |
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Porque no le gusta Carlos?
El tiene demasiado dinero.
El solo tiene cincuenta dolares.
No vamos con Carlos. |
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Where are you going, Miss?
I am going to the Columbus Restaurant.
With whom are you going to eat?
Do you like the Columbus Restaurant? |
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A donde va,senorita?
Voy al restaurante Colon.
Con quien va a comer?
Le gusta el restaurante Colon? |
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It's good, but it's expensive. How much does it cost? Thirty or forty dollars. No, no it's not expensive. I have 51 dollars, and I have pesos tambien. |
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Es muy bueno, pero es muy caro. Cuanto cuesta? Treinta or cuarenta dolares. Es demasiado? No, no es demasiado. Tengo cincuenta y un dolares, y tengo pesos tambien. |
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Shall we go to eat together?
Why not? |
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Vamos a comer juntos, quiere usted?
Por que no? |
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I'm not going to eat too much because I want to buy something, something good. |
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Yo no voy a comer demasiado, porque quiero comprar algo, algo bueno. |
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I want to pay alone. I, alone. |
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Quiero pagar solo. Yo, sola(o). |
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Tengo cincuenta y nueve pesos |
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Es su esposa? Es esta su esposa? |
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I have no wife. I have a friend. |
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No tengo esposa. Tengo una amiga. |
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I'm from Mexico. I'm Mexican. My wife is also Mexican. |
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Soy de (pron. "day") mexico. Soy mexicano. Mi esposa tambien es mexicana. |
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We don't want to drink anything. |
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My friend Carlos, he's going with us. |
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Mi amigo Carlos, él va con nosotros. |
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We have many friends here. |
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Tenemos muchos amigos aqui. |
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Not now, later. In an hour and a half. |
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Ahora, no. Mas tarde. En una hora y media. |
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Queremos comer con usted. |
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I will go with you (plural). |
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Puede hacerlo? Puede hacerlo usted? |
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Tenemos cincuenta minutos. |
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I don't know if there's time. |
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You talk a lot. We talk a lot. We speak Spanish. |
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Habla mucho. Hablamos much. Hablamos espanol. |
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Are you from here? No, we're not from here. |
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Es usted de aqui? No, no somos de aqui. |
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good restaurants (masculine) |
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If there are good restaurants, we can eat. |
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Si hay restaurantes buenos, podemos comer. |
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Do you drink? Do you want to drink? |
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Tenemos noventa y nueve pesos. |
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Together we can pay for it. |
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Alright, and now, let's go to eat. |
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Buenos, y ahora, vamos a comer. |
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We have money to buy something. |
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Tenemos dinero para comprar algo. |
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to buy something, and to eat |
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para comprar algo, y para comer. |
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We'd like to buy something for your friends. |
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Queremos comprar algo para sus amigos. |
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Nosotros podemos tambien. |
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We have 80 pesos to buy it. |
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Tenemos ochenta pesos para comprarlo. |
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We have 80 pesos to buy it. |
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Tenemos ochenta pesos para comprarlo. |
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No somos de aqui. Nosotros no somos de aqui. |
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We only have 85 pesos for eating. |
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Solo tenemos ochenta y cinco pesos para comer. |
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Do you know if we can eat? |
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Sabe si podemos comer? Sabe usted si podemos comer? |
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Can we buy something with our dollars? |
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Podemos comprar also con nuestros dolares? |
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You know, we're not from here, and we don't have much time. |
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Sabe,no somos de aqui. Usted sabe, no somos de agui, and no tenemos mucho tiempo. |
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What are we going to do, do you know? |
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Sir, if you don't know...What do I know? |
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Senor, si usted no sabe...que se yo? |
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Alone you don't have enough. |
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Solo, no tiene suficiente. |
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How much do two beers cost? |
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Cuanto cuestan dos cervezas? |
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We're going to buy many beers, because my friends are going too. |
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Vamos a comprar muchas cervezas porque mis amigos van tambien. |
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Luisa and Juan are going too, with us. |
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Luisa y Juan van tambien, con nosotros. |
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It's our money. We have enough. |
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Es nuestro dinero. Tenemos suficiente. |
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We're North American, but we're in Mexico now. |
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Somos Norte Americanos, pero estamos in Mexico ahora. |
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WHEN SPEAKING ABOUT LOCATION OR THE CURRENT SITUATION, USE "ESTAR"
We are in Mexico. I am in Mexico. |
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Estamos en Mexico. Estoy en Mexico. |
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SITUATIONS PERCEIVED AS PERMANENT ALMOST ALWAYS USE "SER"
CONJUGATE "SER" in the present tense: I you (singular formal) he/she we you (familiar plural - Spain only) he/she/they (plural) |
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Present Indicative: yo soy tú eres él/usted es nosotros somos vosotros sois ellos/ustedes son |
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GRAMMATICAL EXPLANATION Vosotros, in grammatical terms, is second person plural familiar form of the verb. Vosotros is 'informal you plural' and ustedes is 'formal you plural'. The vosotros form is used on a daily basis in Spain and rarely even heard in the rest of Spanish speaking world outside of church and in books and films that come from Spain. If you are going to spend time in Spain, you must learn it. |
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CONJUGATE "ESTAR" IN THE PRESENT TENSE. |
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yo estoy tú estás él/usted está nosotros estamos vosotros estáis ellos/ustedes están |
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Estamos en el restaurante. |
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I'm here with my husband. |
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Estoy aqui con mi esposa. |
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Are you ready? (asking a man) |
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She's my friend. We're here together. |
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Es mi amiga. Estamos aqui juntos. |
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and do you know, Maria and Peter are going to a restaurant. |
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y sabe, Maria y Peter van a un restaurante. |
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I'm going to do something too. |
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Voy a hacer algo tambien. |
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Want to know what?
Yes, I want to know what. |
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Quiere saber que?
Si, quiero sabe que! |
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What are you going to do?
I'm leaving. |
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Me, I'm leaving.
We're leaving. |
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Yo, me voy.
Nos vamos. Nosotros, nos vamos. |
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We're ready and we're leaving now. |
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Estamos listos y nos vamos ahora. |
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Tengo cientos diez pesos. |
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Tenemos tres cientos pesos. |
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Good, it's enough. For us, it's enough. |
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Bueno, es suficiente. Para nosotros, es suficiente. |
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If they don't cost too much. |
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Tenemos ciento veinte dólares. |
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"Ask the man if he's ready." |
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Preguntele al senor si está listo |
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Well, I'm ready, and I'm leaving. |
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Bueno, yo estoy lista, y yo me voy. |
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I want to know more numbers. |
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Quiero saber más números. |
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I'm going to the hotel, and my friends are going to the hotel. |
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Voy al hotel, y mis amigos van al hotel. |
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We talk and we eat together. |
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Hablamos y comemos juntos. |
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Maybe later. Maybe at 5 in the afternoon. |
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quizás mas tarde. quizás a las cinco de la tarde. |
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Do you have enough money? Do you want more? |
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Tiene suficiente dinero? Quiere mas? |
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Do you want to know how much? |
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Tengo ciento cinquenta dolares. |
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Yes, I want to know a number. |
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Sí, quiero saber un número. |
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I'm leaving with you. We're leaving together. |
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My voy con usted. No vamos juntos. |
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Is there enough time to eat? |
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Hay suficiente tiempo para comer? |
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80 or 90 minutes...it's not enough |
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ochenta o noventa minutos, no es suficiente. |
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We want to eat something good. |
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Queremos comer also bueno. |
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Well, I'm not going to eat much. |
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Bueno, yo no voy a comer mucho. |
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I'm your friend, but I'm here with my wife. |
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Soy su amigo, pero estoy aqui con mi esposa. |
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My wife is going to eat with us. |
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Mi esposa va a comer con nosotros. |
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Very well. Your wife and my friend Juan |
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Muy bien. Su esposa y mi amigo, Juan. |
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We're going to eat all together. |
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Vamos a comer todos juntos. |
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We're in the Columbus Restaurant. |
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Estamos en el restaurante Colón. |
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We eat and we drink all together. |
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Comemos y bebemos todos juntos. |
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He has $130. It's enough for us. |
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Tiene ciento treinta dólares. Es suficiente para nosotros. |
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Excuse me, I'm leaving now. |
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Yes, my friends and I, we're leaving. We're all leaving. |
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Si, mis amigos y yo, nos vamos. Todos nos vamos. Nos vamos todos. |
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THE POSITION OF TODOS CAN VARY. |
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Todos nos vamos. Nos vamos todos. |
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Vamos todas a comer. WORD ORDER IN THIS CASE, "LET'S" MUST COME FIRST. |
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A las cuatro de la tarde. |
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Are you leaving the hotel? |
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Se va del hotel? Usted se va del hotel? |
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Well, when are you leaving? |
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Yes, they're leaving too. |
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We're not leaving all together. |
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No nos vamos todos juntos. |
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Our friends are leaving in two months. |
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Nuestros amigos se van en dos meses. |
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but we're ready right now. |
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pero estamos listos ahora. |
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There are two Mexicans too. |
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Hay dos mexicanos tambien. |
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We're leaving in a month. |
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Nosotros nos vamos en un mes. |
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They're leaving in two months. |
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But our Mexican friends aren't leaving. |
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Pero nuestros amigos mexicanos no se van. |
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por que estamos en Mexico. |
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Do you remember how to say... |
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¿se acuerda usted cómo se dice... |
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We're leaving the hotel all together. |
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Nos vamos del hotel todos juntos. |
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Pablo is going too, but earlier. |
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Pablo se va tambien, pero mas temprano. |
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He's leaving with the Mexicans. |
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They're leaving together. |
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We're leaving at 1 in the afternoon. |
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Nos vamos a la una de la tarde. |
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The Mexicans are leaving at 4. |
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Los mexicanos se van a las cuatro. |
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No es de alli? El, no es de alli? |
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How long is he going to be there? |
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Cuanto tiempo va a estar alli? |
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He's going to be there for 2 months, maybe more. |
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Él va a estar allí dos meses,quizás más. |
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Does he understand English? |
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Yes, if you speak slowly. |
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Habla demasiado despacio. |
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This person [<-- always feminine even if referring to a man] isn't here. |
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Esta persona no está aquí. |
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How long is she going to be here? |
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Cuanto tiempo va a estar aqui? |
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POINTING TO A PHOTOGRAPH (MAN OR WOMAN ONE SAYS THE SAME THING), ask Who is this man/woman? |
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It's my wife, and this man is my friend. |
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Es mi esposa, y este hombre es mi amigo. |
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Tell me...because I don't know who this man is. |
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Dígame...porque yo no sé quién es este hombre. |
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If we're together, I don't like it because he talks too much. |
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Si estamos juntos, no me gusta porque habla demasiado. |
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He talks too much and he doesn't leave. |
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Habla demasiado y no se va. |
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If we eat together, he doesn't leave the restaurant. |
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Si comemos juntos, no se va del restaurante. |
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Who knows? Of many things, of nothing. |
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¿Quién sabe? De muchas cosas, de nada. |
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In two weeks I spend too much money. |
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En dos semanas, compro demasiado. |
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Our money leaves more quickly than we. |
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Nuestro dinero se va mas rapido que nosotros. |
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And now, let's all go to eat. |
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Y ahora, vamos todos a comer. |
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UNIT 21 Tell me, where is your husband? |
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Digame, donde esta su esposo? |
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Esta en norte america ahora. |
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And you, don't you want to be with him? |
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Y usted, ¿no quiere estar con él? |
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Yes, I'm leaving for Washington tomorrow at 8 p.m. |
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Si, me voy a Washington manana a las ocho de la noche. |
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Se acuerda usted de la palabra 'verdad'? |
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Is it 1 o'clock? Are we leaving now? |
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Es la una? Nos vamos ahora? |
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I'm going [as opposed to leaving] with my friend Marta. |
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She's a very good person. |
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Give me a cup of tea, please. |
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Déme una taza de té, por favor. |
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AGREEMENT WITH "DEMASIADO" |
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http://spanish.about.com/od/adverbs/a/demasiado.htm
Demasiado is a common adjective or adverb that usually carries the idea of "too," "too much," "too many," "excessive" or "excessively." When used as an adjective, demasiado precedes the noun it refers to and agrees in number and gender with it. Demasiado can also appear in the predicate of a sentence following a form of ser. •Tres partidos políticos son demasiados. Three political parties are too many. •Hay demasiado azúcar en los cereales de los niños. There is too much sugar in children's cereals. •Fue demasiada la tentación. The temptation was too much. •Tener demasiados amigos en Facebook provoca estrés y culpa. Having too many friends on Facebook causes stress and guilt. •¿Se puede tener demasiado amor, demasiada fe o demasiada honestidad? Considero que no. Can one have too much love, too much faith or too much honesty? I think not. As an adverb, demasiado is invariable — that is, it doesn't change in form. It typically comes before any adjective or adverb it affects the meaning of but after any such verb. •El verano llegó demasiado rápido. Summer arrived too quickly. •El expresidente habla demasiado y sus declaraciones son desatinadas. The former president talks too much and his statements are foolish. •Dicen que los coches ecológicos son demasiado caros. They say "green" cars are too expensive. •Soy demasiado inteligente para creer en esas cosas. I'm too smart to believe in those things. •Las áreas brillantes pueden aparecer demasiado blancas en las fotos. Bright areas can seem too white in the photos. •El problema es que mi marido trabaja demasiado. The problem is that my husband works too much. In popular speech, you may sometimes hear demasiado as an adverb made to agree with an adjective it refers to, but this is not considered grammatically proper Spanish. As an exception to the rule, however, it is correct to make demasiado agree with forms of poco: Pasan demasiadas cosas en demasiadas pocas páginas. Too many things happen in too few pages. |
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a big glass of water, no, a small glass, and a cup of tea for my wife |
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un vaso grande de agua, no, un vaso pequeño, y una taza de te para mi esposa |
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Le gusta el té. A ella le gusta el té. |
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Le gusta el té. A ella le gusta el té. |
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¿Se acuerda de cómo se dice ... |
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There are two women over there... |
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Those women are Americans. |
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Esas mujeres son norte americanas. |
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How long are they going to be in Mexico, those women? |
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Cuanto tiempo van a estar en mexico, esas mujeres? |
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They're leaving the hotel. |
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Which [of the women] are you talking about? This [one]. |
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GRAMMAR: ADJECTIVES ENDING IN "E" SOUND ARE THE SAME IN MASCULINE & FEMININE - like .... |
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Referring to a woman: "That one..." |
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That man and that woman, where are they? |
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Ese hombre y esa mujer, donde estan? |
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The big one is drinking tea. |
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They talk a lot.
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Hablan mucho.
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[North] Americans [in general] drink a lot of coffee. |
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Los norte americanos beben mucho café. |
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Everyone, the men and the women, they all drink a lot of coffee. |
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Todos, los hombres y las mujeres, todos beben mucho cafe. |
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No me. Me, I want a beer. |
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Yo, no. Yo quiero una cerveza. |
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UNIT 22 - INITIAL DIALOG: WOMAN: Those women are my friends. They're here to eat. WAITER: And you, madam, are you going to eat too? WOMAN: No I can't. I'm leaving now. WAITER: Very well, I will ask your friends if they would like to eat. WOMAN: But my friends are American. They don't speak Spanish. WAITER: That's OK. I speak a little English. |
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Esas mujeres son mis amigas. Estan aqui para comer. Y usted, senora, va a comer tambien? No, no puedo. Me voy ahora. Muy bien, senora. Voy a preguntar a sus amigas que quieren comer. Pero mis amigas son norte americanas. No hablan espanol. Esta bien. Yo hablo un poco d'ingles. |
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Those people, do they speak Spanish? |
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Esas personas, hablan espanol? |
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Those people are very big. |
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Esas personas son muy grandes. |
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How long is he going to be here? |
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Quanto tiempo va a estar aqui? |
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He's leaving this month, maybe this week. |
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Se va este mes, quizás esta semana. |
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All our friends that are here, they're leaving. They're all leaving. |
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Todos nuestros amigos que estan aqui, se van. Todos se van. |
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The senora who is leaving. |
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I think that you need a cup of tea and a doctor. |
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Creo que se necesita una taza de té y un médico. |
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Necesito un vaso de agua. |
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Fine, a glass of cold water. |
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Bueno, un vaso de agua fría. |
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CONJUGATE "TO KNOW" as in to know a doctor |
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yo conozco a tú conoces a él/usted conoce a nosotros conocemos a vosotros conocéis a ellos/ustedes conocen a |
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Do you know a doctor, a good doctor? |
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Conoce a un médico, un buen médico? |
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Do YOU know a good doctor? |
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Conoce usted a un buen médico? |
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Lo conoce? Usted lo conoce? |
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HOW DO YOU SAY "HIM" OR "IT" IN REFERENCE TO A MASCULINE OBJECT? |
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GRAMMAR: "SU" can mean "his" or "her" as well as "your" |
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I have his telephone number. |
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Tengo su número de teléfono. |
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What is it? What is his number? |
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Cual es? Qual es su número? |
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What is the number of the doctor? |
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Cual es el número del médico? |
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Here it is. Do you want it? |
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Yes, write it down please. |
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Write it down, if you know it. |
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Conozco al médico. Yo conozco al médico. |
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Give me his telephone number. |
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Déme su número de teléfono. |
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Tell me... No, write it down. |
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I don't understand when you say it. Write it down please. |
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No entiendo cuando lo dice. Escribalo por favor. |
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All our friends, they need it. |
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Todos nuestros amigos, lo necesitan. |
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Thank you very much, sir. |
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Who is he? He's Dr. Hernandez. Oh yes, I know him. |
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Quien es? Es el Doctor Hernandez. Ah, si, lo conozco. |
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I need his telephone number. |
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Necesito su numero de telephono. |
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You speak too fast, senora. |
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Habla demasiado rapido, senora. |
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"TELL THE SENORA THAT YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND IT WHEN SHE SAYS IT." |
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Digale al senora que usted no entiende cuando lo dice. |
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Senora, I don't understand when you say it. |
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Senora, no entiende cuando lo dice. |
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LESSON 23. You are from Chicago, right? Tell me, do you know that man and that woman over there? No, I don't know them. |
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Usted es de Chicago, verdad? Digame, conoce usted a ese hombre y a esa mujer alli? No, no los conozco. |
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Ese hombre tambien es grande. |
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Well, I think that they need a doctor. |
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Bueno, creo que necesitan un medico. |
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CONJUGATE "Creer" - to believe - in present tense |
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CONJUGATE IN PRESENT TENSE "to remember" |
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Present Indicative: yo me acuerdo tú te acuerdas él/usted se acuerda nosotros nos acordamos vosotros os acordáis ellos/ustedes se acuerdan |
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I know it, but I don't remember. |
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Lo se, pero no me acuerdo. |
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He's a good person (hint: "person" is always feminine in Spanish and so are the adjectives for it) |
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Es una persona muy buena. |
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I don't remember the number. |
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No me acuerdo del numero. |
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That doctor, write his number. Write it here please. |
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Ese medico, escribe su numero. Escribe aqui por favor. |
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I don't remember the number. |
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No me acuerdo del numero. |
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No, but I know where he lives. |
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Se donde vive. Yo se donde vive, el. |
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What is the address of the doctor? |
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¿cuál es la dirección del medico? |
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Give me the address of the doctor. |
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Déme la dirección del médico. |
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I don't remember his address. |
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No me acuerdo de su dirección. |
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He lives on California Street. |
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Él vive en la calle California. |
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...en la calle Roosevelt. |
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That street is far from here. |
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Esa calle esta lejos de aqui. |
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I don't remember his telephone number. |
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No me acuerdo su número de teléfono. |
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I know him well, and I know where he lives, but it isn't close. |
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Lo conozco bien, y se donde vive, pero no esta cerca. |
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What is the doctor's name? |
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¿cómo se llama, el medico? |
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What is your name, and where do you live? |
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¿cómo se llama usted,y donde vive? |
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85 Roosevelt Street (hint: when you omit "in" (en), you omit "the" (la) also) |
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Calle Roosevelt, numero ochenta y cinco |
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I'm called Juan (or, My name is Juan). |
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I live on Bolivar Street. |
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Vivo en la calle Bolivar. |
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The address is 320 Bolivar Street. |
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La dirección es calle Bolívar, numero trescientos veinte. |
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Yes, I know one. He's very good. |
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Si, conozco a uno, es muy bueno. |
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What is his name, that doctor? |
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¿Cuál es su nombre, ese médico? |
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The doctor is also called Rodriguez, isn't he? |
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El médico también se llama Rodríguez, ¿no? |
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Yes, I'm the wife of the doctor... I am his wife. |
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Sí, soy la esposa del medico... Soy su esposa. |
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UNIT 24. Why do you think I'm sick? |
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Por que cree usted que estoy enferma? |
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No, maybe a glass of water. |
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No, quizás un vaso de agua. |
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Bolivar street, number four hundred forty. |
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Calle Bolívar, número cuatrocientos cuarenta. |
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If you say it quickly, I don't understand the numbers, and I don't remember. |
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Si lo dice rápido, no entiendo los números, y no me acuerdo. |
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I don't remember the numbers. |
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No me acuerdo de los numeros. |
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That's OK, I can speak slowly. |
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Esta bien, puedo hablar despacio |
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The address, please write it down. |
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La direccion, escribala por favor. |
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Yes, I'm going to write it down. |
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The phone number, write it down. |
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El numero de telephone, escríbalo. |
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I need it. (referring to the address) |
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I need it. (referring to the number) |
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Continue this way... straight, and then... to the left. |
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Siga por aqui...derecho, y entonces...a la izquierda. |
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That way? ("through there") |
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straight, and then to the right... |
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No no, you don't understand anything. |
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No, no, usted no entiende nada. |
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This man, does he live near or far? |
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Este hombre, vive el cerca or lejos? |
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I don't think he lives far. |
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This person lives in a small street. |
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Esa persona vive en una calle pequena. |
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I think his number is 212. |
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Creo que el numero es doscientos once. |
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On what street? What's the street called? |
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En que calle? Como se llama la calle? |
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Esta en la avenida Juarez. |
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That isn't a small street, it's very big. |
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Esa calle no esta pequena, es muy grande. |
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Do you have his phone number? |
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Tiene su numero de telephono? |
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What is that person called? |
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Como se llama esa persona? |
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Se donde vive. Se donde el vive. |
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I don't need the address. |
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No necesito la direccion. |
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We continue straight ahead, this way... |
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Sigamos derecho, por aqui... |
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Then we continue to the right... |
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Entonces sigamos a la derecha... |
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Dr. Martinez lives to the left. |
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El Doctor Martinez vive a la izquierda. |
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He lives very close to here. |
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I think that it's this way. |
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What is the address, do you know it? |
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Cual es la direccion, la sabe? |
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While we're here on the Avenue of the Americas, continue this way, straight ahead, always straight ahead,then to the right. |
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Bueno, estamos aqui en la avenida de las americas, siga por aqui, derecho, siempre derecho, y entonces a la derecha. |
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He lives on that street, to the left. |
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Vive en esa calle, a la izquierda. |
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Estoy solo un poco enferma(o). |
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I want to go now, but I don't remember the address |
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Quiero ir ahora, pero no me acuerdo de la direccion. |
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I don't need to write it down, the address. |
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No necesito escribirla direccion. |
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I'm also going to see him. |
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That doctor is very good, and he speaks English very well. |
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Ese medico es muy bueno, y habla ingles muy bien. |
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We're going to go together. |
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I want to see him too. I know him very well. |
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Quiero verlo tambien. Lo conozco muy bien. |
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I'm going to see my father. |
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When are you going to go? |
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Are you going to see your father now? |
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Va a ver a su padre ahora? |
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Yes, I want to see him today. |
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I'm studying English. I want to speak it. |
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Estudio ingles. Quiero hablarlo. |
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This word, what does it mean? |
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Esta palabra, que quiere decir? |
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What does it mean, the word "avenida"? |
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Que quiere decir la palabra "street"? |
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I study a lot, but I don't speak very well. |
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Estudio much, pero no hablo muy bien. |
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I'm going to go with you in order to learn. |
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Voy a ir con usted, para aprender. |
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I study in order to learn. |
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What does this word mean? |
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Que quiere decir esta palabra? |
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I study Spanish (Castilian) in order to learn it. |
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Estudio castellano para aprenderlo. |
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What does 'ir' mean in English? |
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Que quiere decir 'to go' en ingles? |
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Can we study together? What do you think? |
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Podemos estudiar juntos? Que cree? Que cree usted? |
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He too studies Castilian. |
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El tambien estudia castellano. |
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Then I'm going to go with you. |
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Entonces, voy a ir con usted. |
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We are going to see your friend, Carlos. |
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Vamos a ver a su amigo, Carlos. |
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I'm ging to learn English. I'm going to learn it well. |
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Voy a aprender ingles. Voy a aprenderlos bien. |
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Por que hoy esta en Acapulco. |
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Now we can see your father. |
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Ahora podemos ver a su padre. |
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He lives that way. We continue that way. |
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Vive por alli. Sigamos por alli. |
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UNIT 26. I want to see Pedro now, but I don't remember his address. It doesn't matter. I know it, and I want to go with you. I know Pedro very well. That's good. But can we go now? Are you ready? No, I'm not ready. Can't we go later? No, I can't. I study Spanish at four and now it's three. Ah, but then there isn't time. If you like, we can go tomorrow. Good, tomorrow is good. |
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Quiero ver a Pedro ahora, pero no me acuerdo la direccion. No importa. Yo la se, y quiero ir con usted. Conozco a Pedro muy bien. Esta bien. Pero podemos ir ahora? Usted esta lista? No, no estoy lista. No podemos ir mas tarde? No, no puedo. Estudio espanol a las cuatro, y ahora son las tres. Ah, entonces, no hay tiempo. Si quiere, vamos manana. Bueno, manana esta bien. |
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Good morning, my name is Susan. |
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Buenos dias, me llamo Susan. |
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Pleased to meet you, Juan. |
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I live on Columbus Avenue. |
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Vivo en la avenida Colon. |
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It's not far from here. That way. |
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No esta muy lejos de aqui. Por alli. Es por alli. |
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I'm going to write the address. |
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Voy a escribir la direccion. |
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I have to go to Columbus Avenue. |
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Necesito ir a la avenida Colon. |
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Then you can come with me. |
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Entonces, puede venir conmigo. |
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Yes, you can come with me. |
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Si, usted puede venir conmigo. |
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We continue to the right, and then straight ahead. |
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Sigamos a la derecha, y entonces, derecho. |
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What does "siempre" mean? |
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Que quiere decir la palambra "always"? |
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You are going to come with me. |
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You don't need to study. You study enough. |
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No necesita estudiar. Estudia suficiente. |
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Siempre necesito estudiar. |
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Fine, but there's not time now. |
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Bueno, pero no hay tiempo ahora. |
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But if I don't study, I don't learn. |
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Pero si no estudio, no aprendo. |
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Puede estudiar mas tarde. |
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I mean (I want to say) this afternoon. |
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Now we're going to see my father. |
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Ahora vamos a ver a mi padre. |
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Why are we going to see him? |
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It doesn't matter. I mean, because we have time. Come with me. |
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No importa. Quiero decir por que tenemos tiempo. Venga conmigo. |
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Alright, we can go later, but now come with me. |
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Bueno, podemos ir mas tarde, pero ahora, venga conmigo. |
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Come if you want. I don't want to go alone. |
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Venga si quiere. No quiero ir sola. |
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Then I can go with you now. |
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Entonces yo puedo ir con usted ahora. |
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And you can come with me later. |
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Y usted puede venir conmigo mas tarde. |
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And you can come with me later. |
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Y usted puede venir conmigo mas tarde. |
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Where do you want to go to? |
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I don't want to go there. |
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I mean, I don't want to see your father if he's sick. |
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Quiero decir, no quiero ver a su padre si esta enfermo. |
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I want to go to Jose's house. |
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Quiero ir a la casa de Jose. |
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Conoce a Jose? Lo conoce? |
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PAST TENSE FOR THE FIRST TIME:
I have seen Jose. |
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Entonces, venga a su casa. |
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I don't want to go there because I've seen Jose a lot. |
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No quiero ir alli, por que he visto a Jose mucho. |
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HOW TO FORM PAST TENSE: TAKE PRESENT TENSE OF "TO HAVE" ("haber") and add the past participal of the verb (in this case, ver - to see): visto
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Present Indicative: yo he visto tú has visto él/usted ha visto nosotros hemos visto vosotros habéis ellos/ustedes han visto |
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Yes, I've seen him at my house. |
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Si, lo he visto en mi casa. Yo lo he visto en mi casa. |
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Muchas veces esta semana. |
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I don't want to see him today. |
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It doesn't matter how many times |
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I know thatf you have seen him a lot, many times this week, and once yesterday, but that's OK, now you can see him with me. |
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Se que lo ha visto mucho, muchas veces esta semana, y otra vez hier, pero esta bien. Ahora puede verlo conmigo. |
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Let's go to his house now, come with me and then we'll go see a film. (NOTICE WITH THINGS, YOU DON'T SAY "VER A") |
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Vamos a su casa ahora, venga conmigo, y entonces, vamos a ver una pelicula. |
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I'm going to see a movie. |
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When are you going to see it? |
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I'm going to see it at 5. |
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Would you like to go with me? |
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I don't know. What are you going to see? |
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I'm going to see "The Big House." |
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Voy a ver "La Casa Grande." |
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It means "The Big House." |
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Quiere decir "La Casa Grande." |
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Ah, that film is very good. I've seen it many times. |
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Ah, esa pelicula es muy buena. Lo he visto muchas veces. |
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How many times have you seen it? |
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Quantas veces la ha visto? |
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I've seen it three times, and again yesterday. |
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La he visto tres veces, y otra vez hier. |
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I don't want to see it today. |
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My friend Maria also lives on Juarez Avenue. |
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Mi amiga Maria tambien vive en la avenida Juarez. |
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Really, it what house, at what number? |
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Verdad, en que casa? En que numero? |
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I don't remember the number. |
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No me acuerdo del numero. |
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I'm going to see my friend now. I'm going to see her now. |
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Voy a ver a mi amiga ahora. Voy a verla ahora. |
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Would you like to come with me? |
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No, I'd like to go with you but I can't. |
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No, quiero ir con usted pero no puedo. |
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Maybe another time. Yes, maybe another time. Fine, well, goodbye. |
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Quizás otra vez. Si, quizás otra vez. Bueno, adios. |
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the avenue of the americas |
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La avenida de las americas |
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What is the address? Number 200. |
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Cual es la direccion? El numero doscientos. |
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Su padre, esta en casa ahora? Esta su padre en casa ahora? |
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He's at home but I haven't seen him today. |
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Esta en casa, pero no lo he visto hoy. |
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TO GO - ir TO COME - venir CONJUGATION OF ir - TO GO: yo voy tú vas él/usted va nosotros vamos vosotros vais ellos/ustedes van |
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TO GO - ir TO COME - venir CONJUGATION OF venir - TO COME: yo vengo tú vienes él/usted viene nosotros venimos vosotros venís ellos/ustedes vienen |
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His house - is it this way, or that way? |
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Su casa, esta por aqui or por alli? |
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seguir : follow
We follow this way, straight ahead, for two blocks, andthen we go to the left.
Present Indicative: yo sigo tú sigues él/usted sigue nosotros seguimos vosotros seguís ellos/ustedes siguen |
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Seguimos por aqui dos cuadras,y entonces vamos a las izquierda. |
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I want to study with him. |
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Let's go see him. But I want to go now. |
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Vamos a verlo. Pero quiero ir ahora. |
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Does he live far? How many blocks? |
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Vive lejos? A cuántas cuadras? |
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I haven't seen him today. |
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I have spoken by phone... |
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When have you spoken with him? |
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Cuando ha hablado con el? |
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I have told him ("I to him have said"...) |
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Le he dicho OR Yo le he dicho... IN SPANISH, YOU SAY "I HAVE SAID TO HIM" which is why you say "le" instead of "lo" |
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What have you said to him? |
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I told him that I'm going to see him. |
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Le he dicho que voy a verlo. |
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I've told him a lot of things. |
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Le he dicho muchas cosas. |
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I've told him that I'm studying. |
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Ya lo sabe. El ya lo sabe. |
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You've told him many times already. |
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Le ha dicho muchas veces ya. |
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You've told me ("To me you have said"). You have told it to me. |
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Me ha dicho. Usted me ha dicho. Me lo ha dicho. Usted me lo ha dicho. |
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But I don't want to talk more. |
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Pero no quiero hablar mas. |
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Usted me ha dicho suficiente. |
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Good, let's go see a film. |
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Bien, vamos a ver una pelicula. |
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Good, let's go to the movies. |
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What is the name of the film? |
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como se llama la pelicula? |
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I go a lot to the movies. |
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Es una pelicula muy buena. |
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Es una pelicula excelente. |
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You have seen it already? |
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Yes, I already have seen it, and I want to see it again. |
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Si, ya la he visto, y quiero verla otra vez. |
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I have spoken of this film with your father by phone. |
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He hablado de esta pelicula con su padre por telefono. |
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I have told him that it's very good, excellent, and that I want to see it again, that film. |
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Le he dicho que es muy buena, excelente, y quiero verla otra vez, esa pelicula. |
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You already have said it one time, and my father knows it. |
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Usted ya lo ha dicho una vez, y mi padre lo sabe. |
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You have told him two times that that film is good. |
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Usted le ha dicho dos veces que esa pelicula es buena. |
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I have spoken with you enough. |
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He hablado con usted suficiente. |
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I am going to the movies with my friend, Juan. Do you want to come with us? |
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Voy al cine con mi amigo Juan. Quiere venir con nosotros? |
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UNIT 28. Where are you going? To see a film! |
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A donde va? A ver una pelicula. |
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My friend told me it was very good. Could you like to go with me? |
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Un amigo me ha dicho que es muy bueno. Quiere ir conmigo? |
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It's at the Boliva Cinema. |
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My mother is there. My father too. |
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Mi madre esta alli. Mi padre tambien. |
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Have you studied Spanish a lot? |
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Ha estudiado espanol mucho? |
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Conozco a un buen profesor. |
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I already have studied enough English. |
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Ya he estudiado suficiente ingles. |
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He has told me. He has told you. |
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Me ha dicho. Le ha dicho.
GRAMMAR POINT: Since "le" means "to him" "to her" or "to you" - sometimes "a" and the pronoun is added for clarity.
He has told her: Le ha dicho a ella. He has told him: Le ha dicho a el. I have said to you: Le a dicho a usted. |
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My professor has told me many things. |
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Mi profesor me ha dicho muchas cosas. |
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I have told you many things. |
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Le he dicho a usted muchas cosas. |
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He has told me that at the Broadway Theatre there is a Mexican film. |
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Me ha dicho que en el cine Broadway, hay una pelicula mexicana. |
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He has told me that it isnt' very good. |
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Me ha dicho que no es muy buena. |
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Then what has he told you? |
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Entonces, que le ha dicho a usted? |
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He's told me that that film, it's excellent for learning Spanish. |
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Me ha dicho que esa pelicula es excelente para aprender espanol. |
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My profesor has told me that. |
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Mi profesor me ha dicho eso. |
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The Broadway Theatre is only 3 blocks from here. |
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El cine Broadway esta a solo tres cuadras de aqui. |
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I don't have time to go to the cinema. |
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No tengo tiempo para ir al cine. |
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But that's not important. |
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I've spoken Spanish a lot with my Mexican friends. |
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He hablado espanol mucho con mis amigos mexicanos. |
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Have you seen them a lot? |
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Los ha visto mucho, sus amigos? |
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Yes, and I'm going to see them again. |
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Si, y voy a verlos otra vez. |
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My teacher has told me that that film is very good for learning Spanish. |
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Mi profesor me ha dicho que esa pelicula es muy buena para aprender espanol. |
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"CREO" CAN MEAN "BELIEVE" AS WELL AS "THINK".
But I don't believe it. |
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I've aleady seen many films, but I still don't understand. |
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Ya he visto muchas peliculas, pero todavia no entiendo. |
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I still don't understand. |
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And your mother - does she already understand Spanish? |
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Y su madre, ya entiende espanol? |
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Yes, my mother has lived in Mexico.
Vivir : be alive, live Past Participle: vivido |
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Si, mi madre ha vivido en mexico. |
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She has lived there for a long time. |
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Ha vivido alli mucho tiempo. |
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Yes, I've lived there, and we have spoken Spanish at home.
Present Indicative: haber, to have yo he tú has él/usted ha nosotros hemos vosotros habéis ellos/ustedes han |
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Si, he vivido alli, y hemos hablado espanol en casa. |
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Yes, we've spoken a little Spanish. |
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Si, hemos hablado un poco de espanol. |
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Where have you (plural) lived? |
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Donde han vivido ustedes? |
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Have you (plural) lived in Mexico? |
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Han vivido en mexico? Han vivido ustedes en mexico? |
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Yes, we have lived in Acupulco.
Present Indicative: yo he tú has él/usted ha nosotros hemos vosotros habéis ellos/ustedes han |
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Si, hemos vivido en Acupulco. |
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Where have you (plural) spoken Spanish? |
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Donde han hablado ustedes espanol? |
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At home, we've spoken at home. |
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En casa, hemos hablado en casa. |
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What have you eaten?
Past Participle of "comer": comido |
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Have you (plural) drunk Mexican beer?
Past Participle of "beber": bebido |
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Han bebido cerveza mexicana? |
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Yes, many times, and I've drunk a lot of coffee. |
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Si, muchas veces, y he bebido mucho cafe. |
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But now I have to eat something. |
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Pero ahora, tengo que comer algo. |
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I'd like coffee with milk, and then I'm going to the movies with my friend Ana and her mother. |
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Quiero un cafe con leche, y entonces voy al cine con mi amiga Ana y su madre. |
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There's an interesting film. |
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Hay una pelicula interesante. |
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It's called "Milk Money" ("Money to buy the milk") |
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Se llama "Dinero para comprar la leche." |
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That film is very interesting. |
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Esa pelicula es muy interesante. |
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They've told me that many times. |
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Me han dicho eso muchas veces. |
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Entonces venga con nosotros. |
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Wait!
Present Indicative: ESPERAR yo espero tú esperas él/usted espera nosotros esperamos vosotros esperáis ellos/ustedes esperan |
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Espere!
esperar- to wait espera- informal singular command espere- formal singular command esperad- informal plural command (used only in spain) esperen- formal plural command |
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Ha comido? Ha comido usted? |
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No, I still haven't eaten. |
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No, todavia no he comido. Todavia, no. |
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Where are you (plural) going? |
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Have you (singular) been to the Guatamala Restaurant?
Past Participle of "estar": estado |
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Ha estado en el restaurante Guatamala? |
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Yes, I already have been there. |
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Si, yo ya he estado alli. |
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We have been there many times. |
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Hemos estado alli muchas veces. |
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It's only two blocks from here. |
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Esta solo dos cuardras de aqui. |
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I'm going to eat something. |
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Can you (plural) come with me?
poder : be able to, can, may
Present Indicative: yo puedo tú puedes él/usted puede nosotros podemos vosotros podéis ellos/ustedes pueden |
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Can you (singular) wait a minute? |
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I have to talk with Ana over the phone. |
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Tengo que hablar con Anna por telefono. |
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I believe that there's a phone over there. |
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Creo que hay un telefono alli. |
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UNIT 29. Hi Carlos. They told me you were in North America. Yes, it's the truth. I was there a month. Did you speak much English? Oh, yes, I spoke a LOT of English and I want to go again to speak more. And are you able to go again? I think so. A good friend of mine is there. I have to write him. |
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Hola, Carlos. Me han dicho que usted ha estado en norte america. Si, es verdad. He estado alli un mes. Ha hablado mucho ingles? Oh, si, he hablado mucho ingles y quiero ir otra vez para hablar mas. Y puede ir otra vez? Creo que si. Un buen amigo esta alli. Tengo que escribirle. |
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Tengo que escribirle a el. |
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You don't have to write to him now. |
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No tiene que escribirle ahora. |
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A film? I've already seen one today. |
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Una pelicula? Ya he visto una hoy. |
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I can't tell you (can't say to you). |
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My teacher has told me that I have to see it. |
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Mi profesor me ha dicho que tengo que verla. |
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Have you told him that you've seen it? |
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Le ha dicho a el que ya la ha visto? |
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I've spoken with him, but we've spoken about something else. |
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He hablado con el, pero hemos hablado de otra cosa. |
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We haven't spoken about the film. We haven't spoken of that. Not yet. |
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No hemos hablado de la pelicula. No hemos hablado de eso. Todavia, no. [WHEN "FILM" IS FEMININE, WHY DID SPEAKER USE "ESO" INSTEAD OF "ESA"?]
That is a good idea. Eso es una buena idea.
My gut feeling, however — and I could be wrong on this — is that the grammatically appropriate form of the demonstrative pronoun is the neuter eso, for the reason you gave: Eso refers not a specific thing or person that would have a gender, but to a concept, situation or, in this case, a quandary that has no gender. I'd have a hard time imagining an argument that would claim eso in grammatically wrong.
http://spanish.about.com/od/partsofspeech/a/that.htm
http://spanish.about.com/b/2011/01/17/this-is-the-question.htm |
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About what have you spoken? |
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De que han hablado ustedes? |
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About interesting things. |
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But we haven't talked about that. |
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Pero no hemos hablado de eso. |
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Do you like your Spanish teacher? |
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Le gusta su profesor de espanol? |
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He has been to America many times. |
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Ha estado en norte america muchas veces. |
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And he's lived in Chicago. |
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Pero ahora tengo que irme. |
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I'm going to see my mother, and I'm going to see my father. I have to see them. |
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Voy a ver a mi madre, y voy a ver a mi padre. Tengo que verlos. |
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Pero espere! Espere un momento! |
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I have to tell you something. |
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I want to tell you that I haven't seen your mother. |
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Quiero decirle que no he visto a su madre. |
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I haven't seen her in a long time. |
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No la he visto en mucho tiempo. |
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Have you been to our house? |
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Ha estado en nuestra casa? |
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Then come with me to our house. We can see them together. |
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Entonces, venga conmigo a nuestra casa. Podemos verlos juntos. |
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I can't wait. We can't wait. |
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No puedo esperar. No podemos esperar. |
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I have to leave in just a moment. |
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Tengo que irme en un momentito. |
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Ha comido ya? Ya ha comido usted? |
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No, I've drunk a little coffee with milk, but I haven't eaten yet. |
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No, he bebido un poco de café con leche, pero no he comido todavia. |
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I want to know something. |
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Puedo decirle con mucho gusto... |
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Do you live far from here? |
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I live close to here, 9 or 10 blocks away. |
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Vivo cerca de aqui, a nueve o diez cuadras. |
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And another thing, we have to speak about that... |
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Y otra cosa, tenemos que hablar de eso... |
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We need to talk about that with your mother to see if it's OK. |
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Tenemos que hablar de eso con su madre, para ver si esta bien. |
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VERY FAMILIAR (like to one's mother): Hi, How are things going? |
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My friend Luisa is with me. |
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Mi amiga Luisa esta conmigo. |
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It's necessary that I study. Can you help me? |
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Necesito estudiar. Puede ayudarme? Puedo usted ayudarme? |
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What are you studying? English - I'm studying English. |
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Que estudia? Ingles, estudio ingles. |
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Entonces, puedo ayudarle. Puedo ayudarle a usted.
GRAMMAR: When someone is speaking to or about a woman, you may also hear "la" as in Puedo ayudarla. ("le" is "to you") |
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I haven't eaten anything. |
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Then we can eat together. |
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Entonces, podemos comer juntos. |
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I'm not going to eat at home. I'm going to help a friend. I am going to help her. She has to study English. |
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No voy a comer en casa. Voy a ayudar a una amiga. Voy a ayudarle. Tiene que estudiar ingles. |
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I am going to help my friend. |
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I've studied enough.
Past Participle: estudiado |
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He estudiado suficiente.
Past Participle: estudiado |
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OK, have you been to the Guatemala Restaurant? |
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OK, ¿ha estado en el Restaurante Guatemala? |
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Hi Juana, how's it going? |
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We can write it together. |
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Podemos escribirlo juntos. |
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Come to my house. I can help you and then we can go to the movies. |
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Venga a mi casa. Puedo ayudarle, y entonces podemos ir al cine. |
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What do you want to see? What film would you like to see? |
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Que quiere ver? Que pelicula quiere ver usted? |
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I want to see, "So Long, Friend." |
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Quiero ver "Hasta Luego, Amigo." |
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They've told me that it's excellent. Many people have told me so. |
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Me han dicho que es excelente. Muchas personas me han dicho eso. |
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Voy a estar lista a las siete. |
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UNIT 30. You were in Uruguay, Maria? Yes, I was there with my mother and my amigo, Ana. In Montevideo? Yes, in Montevideo and in Punta del Este. And what did you (plural) see there? Many very interesting things! |
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Usted ha estado en Uruguay, Maria? Si, he estado alli con mi madre y mi amiga, Ana. En Montevideo? Si, en Montevideo y en Punta del Este. ¿Y qué han visto ustedes alli? Muchas cosas interesantes! |
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We've spoken about many things. |
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Hemos hablado de muchas cosas. |
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We have to talk about that. |
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Tenemos que hablar de eso. |
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Tell me later if I can go. |
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Digame mas tarde si puedo ir. |
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I'm going to help my friend, Juana. |
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Voy a ayudar a mi amiga, Juana. |
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Puedo decirle manana. Puedo decirle a usted manana. |
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NOW WE START TO USE THE "TU" (FAMILIAR) FORM:
How are you, Juan? |
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Cómo estas, Juan? Cómo estas tú? |
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FAMILIAR:
Would you like a coffee with milk? |
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Quieres un cafe con leche? |
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FAMILIAR: Do you want to go to the movies? Can you go? |
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Tu quieres ir al cine? Quieres ir al cine? Puedes ir? |
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FAMILIAR (for rest of these flashcards in Spanish 1): Which film are you going to see? |
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Cual pelicula vas a ver? Cual vas a ver tú? |
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I want to see a Mexican film called "I've Lived for That." |
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Qiero ver a una pelicula mexicana que se llama "He vivido para eso." |
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My teachers says that it's excellent. |
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Mi profesor dice que es excelente. |
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Has he seen it (the movie)? |
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La ha visto? El la ha visto? |
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You haven't spoken of that film. You haven't told me anything. |
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Tu no has hablado de esa pelicula. No me has dicho nada. |
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Well, you have to see it. |
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Bueno, tienes que verla. Tu tienes que verla. |
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Do you want to leave now? |
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Becuase today you have to help me. |
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Por que hoy tienes que ayudarme. |
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Help you with your English? |
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I want to buy something. Something for my friend, Maria. |
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Quiero comprar algo. Algo para mi amiga, Maria. |
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La conoces. Tu la conoces. |
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We've eaten together with you. We have been there together. |
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Hemos comido juntos contigo. Hemos estado alli juntos. |
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I don't remember. I don't remember your friend. |
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No me acuerdo. No me acuerdo de tu amiga. |
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You have to come with me. |
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Tienes que venir conmigo. |
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I don't know what to buy. Are you going to help me? |
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No se que comprar. Vas a ayudarme? |
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Agreed. But tomorrow you're going to come with me. |
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De acuerdo. Pero manana, vas a venir conmigo. |
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We're going together to the theatre. |
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Nosotros vamos juntos al teatro. |
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No, there are too many people. |
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What do you mean? Don't you like people? |
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Que quieres decir? No te gusta la gente? |
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Then we're going to the theatre. |
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Entonces vamos a ir al teatro. |
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I prefer the movies if there aren't too many people. |
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Prefiero el cine si no hay demasiada gente. |
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But people go to the movies more than to the theatre. |
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Pero la genta va al cine mas que al teatro. |
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It doesn't matter. I prefer the movies. |
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No importa. Prefiero al cine. |
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But still, you're going to help me. |
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Pero todavia, vas a ayudarme. |
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Certainly, but somebody has told me that we have to go to the theatre. |
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Como no, pero alguien me ha dicho que tenemos que ir al teatro. |
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Alright, but we can wait. |
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Bueno, pero podemos esperar. |
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Today I have to do something for somebody. |
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Hay tengo que hacer algo para alguien. |
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Certainly, agreed! But I prefer to go to the theatre with someone. |
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como no, de acuerdo! Pero prefiero ir al teatro con alguien. |
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Pero ahora tengo que irme. |
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You know, there's someone here, someone that you know. |
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Sabes, hay alguien aqui, alguien que tu conoces. |
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I'm going to help her with her Spanish. |
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Voy a ayudarle con su espanol. |
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And then she wants to eat with us. |
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Y entonces, quiere comer con nosotros. |
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But I have eaten already, and you? |
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Alright, I'm going to study, and you're going to eat with Susan. |
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Bueno. Voy a estudiar, y tu vas a comer con Susan. |
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Then at 8 o'clock, let's all go to the theatre. |
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Entonces a las ocho, vamos todos al teatro. |
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No, he's not a friend of mine.
I don't know him, but I would like to. |
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No, no es amigo mio.
No lo conozco, pero me gustaria. |
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