7. Sixty-Four Verbs part 5 Flashcards
“Don’t go . . .”
No te vayas
“Don’t go getting yourself in trouble.”
No te vayas a meter en líos.
“Now don’t go telling him.”
No le vayas a decir
“I’m going to call.”
Voy a llamar.
“I was going to call.”
Iba a llamar.
“Let’s . . .”
Vamos a
“to root for”
irle
“I root for the Orioles”
Yo le voy a los Orioles.
“to go get” or “to go for”
ir por.
“I’m getting the car.”
Voy por el carro.
“Catch”
Ahí te va
“Your turn”
Ahí te va
“All right”
Vaya
“Omigosh”
Vaya
“Well, well, well”
Vaya, vaya, vaya
“Some plumber!” (after he floods your basement)
¡Vaya plomero!
“to manage” (when used with another verb in the infinitive)
lograr
“I managed to fix the television.”
Logré reparar la tele.
“If I manage to get out of this meeting, I’ll home in half an hour.”
“Si logro salir de esta reunión, estaré en casa en media hora.”
“to carry” or “to take”
llevar
How long have you been here? Answer:
Llevo + the time period + aquí
“¿How long have you been here?”
¿Cuánto tiempo lleva (usted) aquí?
“I’ve been in bed for two days” (with llevar)
Llevo dos días en cama.
“to wear” or “to have on”
llevar
