(Qu....)

What time are we meeting? -Let´s meet at 8 at the mall.

(Qu...)

I´m staying home. Shall we stay or shall we go?

(Qu...)

I´ll stick with this one. You can keep the change.

QUEDARSE

Me quedé sin trabajo (TO BE LEFT) Rodrigo se quedó dormido en el sofá.

(Qu...se)

I lost my job (I was left without work) Rodrigo fell asleep on the couch (Rodrigo ended up asleep on the couch)

(PO...SE) 

Are you going to put on a tie? Marisa never wears a skirt.

VOLVER A

1. Lo vuelvo a repitir.

2. Te vuelvo/volveré a llamar.

3. Volvió a intentar.

1. I´m saying it again.

2. I´ll call you back.

3. He tried again.

darse bien.

me da bien... el tema de coches

to be good at (something)

I'm good at...knowing about cars

(ll...a  s..)

often refers to a long process of becoming 1. After many years, she became director of the department

1. Quedarse – to become, as to end up,

2. quedarse embarazada

Many of these previous expressions can be interchnaged with slight differences. E.g.,

3. hacerse rico (to become rich) may imply a longer process of accumulating wealth than

4. volverse rico (to get rich) i.e., to get rich quick

1. to become, as to end up,

2. to get pregnant

Many of these previous expressions can be interchanged with slight differences. E.g.,

3. (to become rich) may imply a longer process of accumulating wealth than

4. (to get rich) i.e., to get rich quick

A. To Miss Extrañar – used in Latin America Echar de menos – used in Spain

1. Extraño mucho mi gato 

2. ¿Me echas de menos? 

B. Perder – Used to talk about missing a train, plane, class, etc

3. Perdí la clase ayer

4. Rodrigo perdió su avión

C. Falatar a – to talk about missing something you were suppose to go to

5. ¿Faltaste a clase ayer?

D. Difficult to say You missed her or the car just missed me. So say something different

6. Acaba de salir

7. El carro casi me atropella

A. To Miss Extrañar – used in Latin America Echar de menos – used in Spain

1. I really miss my cat

2. Do yo miss me?

B. Perder – Used to talk about missing a train, plane, class, etc

3.  I missed class yesterday

4. Rodrigo missed his plane

C. Falatar a – to talk about missing something you were suppose to go to

5. Did you miss class yesterday? 

D. Difficult to say You missed her or the car just missed me. So say something different

6. She just left (you just missed her)

7. The car almost hit me (The car just missed me)

1. que en vez de razonar

2. en vez de...

1. that instead of reasoning

2. instead of... (e... v... d..)

1. en modo alguno

2. No debe debilitarse en modo alguno.

3. No subestimemos en modo alguno las dificultades.

1. in anyway, in no way

2. It should not be weakened in any way.

3. Let us not in any way underestimate the difficulties.

1. ya sea en las tierras del.... cantabria

2. Independientemente de la forma en que se obtienen ya sea física o electrónicamente.

3. Hay una falta de respeto por el ser humano, ya sea religioso o secular, ya sea hombre, mujer o niño.

1. either in the lands of.... Cantabria

2. Regardless of how they are obtained whether physically or electronically.

3. There is a lack of respect for the human being, whether religious or secular, be it a man, a woman or a child.

1. más allá

2. Permítanme llevarlo un poco más allá.

1. beyond (m.... a.....)

2. Let me try to take this one step further.

1. se da con

2. se da con una buena selección

1. occurs with/ comes with (s.. d.. c....)

2. comes with a good selection

1. con el fin de

2. Sobre todo con el fin de fortalecer la infraestructura de la comunidad.

1. in order to (c... e... f... d...)

2. Especially in order to strengthen the infrastructure of the community

1. de muy malos modos

2. Debo procurar comportarme de modo responsable.

3. Se utilizará principalmente a modo informativo.

1. in a very bad way, very impolitely (d... m... m.... m....)

2. I have to be careful to behave in a responsible way. (m...)

3. Mainly, it will be used in informative way. (m...)