8. Discutir Flashcards

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1
Q

To leave a tip

A

Dejar propina

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2
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To eat / To have lunch

A

Comer

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3
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To have dinner

A

Cenar

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4
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Two or three percent

A

Dos o tres por ciento (m.)

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5
Q

You are right

A

Tienes razón

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6
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I don’t agree with you

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No estoy de acuerdo contigo

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7
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On the one hand… on the other hand

A

Por un lado… por otro lado.

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8
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On the one hand motorbikes are quicker

A

Por un lado las motos son más rápidas

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On the other hand motorbikes are dangerous

A

Por otro lado son muy peligrosas

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10
Q

I need a bigger motorbike

A

Necesito una moto más grande

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11
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What are you talking about!

A

¡Qué dices!

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12
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It is very useful

A

Es muy útil

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13
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It is very expensive

A

Es muy cara

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14
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It is safer

A

Es más segura

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15
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Speed

A

Velocidad (f.)

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16
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A bigger motorbike

A

Una moto más grande

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17
Q

A new motorbike

A

Una moto nueva

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18
Q

In Spain, in bars and restaurants, people don’t normally leave a tip for the waiters.

A

En España, en los bares y los restaurantes la gente, normalmente, no deja propina para los camareros.

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19
Q

What are you talking about! That’s not true!

A

¡Qué dices! ¡Eso es mentira!

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20
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I think it’s true. For example, at lunchtime people have a set menu, and when a person eats a set menu, they never leave a tip.

A

Yo creo que es verdad. Por ejemplo, a mediodía la gente come un menú del día, y cuando come una persona un menú del día nunca deja propina.

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21
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OK, you are right about the set menu and the fact that lots of people don’t leave a tip, but if you go out and eat a la carte or for supper, then people tend to leave a tip.

A

Bueno, tienes razón que con el menú del día hay mucha gente que no deja propina, pero si tu sales a comer a la carta o a cenar la gente suele dejar propina.

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22
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OK, I agree that at night time when people go out for dinner they tend to leave a tip, but it’s a very very small tip.

A

Bueno, estoy de acuerdo que por la noche cuando la gente cena suele dejar propina, pero es una propina muy muy pequeña.

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23
Q

Well, the thing is that the tip which people leave in England is very big.

A

Bueno, es que la propina que se deja en Inglaterra es muy grande.

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24
Q

Right, but we aren’t talking about England, we are talking about Spain.

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Bueno, pero no estamos hablando de Inglaterra, estamos hablando de España.

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25
Q

The problem is that you are used to the percentage for tips in England, and in Spain it is much lower.

A

El problema es que tú estás acostumbrado al porcentaje de propinas en Inglaterra y en España es mucho más bajo.

26
Q

OK, on the one hand you are right, that I am thinking about England where they leave 10% tips, but on the other hand I think that the 2 to 3 % Spanish tip is very low.

A

Vale, por un lado tienes razón, que yo estoy pensando en Inglaterra donde dejan una propina del 10%, pero por otro lado me parece que la propina española del 2 o 3% es muy baja.

27
Q

In any case it depends on the service.

A

De todas maneras depende del servicio.

28
Q

You are used to leaving a 10% tip, regardless of the quality of the service and the quality of the food.

A

Tu estás acostumbrado a dejar propina, del 10%, independientemente de la calidad del servicio y de la calidad de la comida.

29
Q

What are you talking about! You have no idea! If the food is bad I don’t leave a tip, if the waiter is bad, and he treats me badly, I don’t leave a tip.

A

¡Qué me dices! ¡No tienes ni idea! Si la comida está mala no dejo propina, si el camarero es malo, y me trata mal, no dejo propina.

30
Q

So, you’re getting used to the Spanish ways.

A

Entonces, es que te estás adaptando a las costumbres españolas.

31
Q

What choice have I got!

A

¡Qué remedio!

32
Q

Ben has a scooter, a Vespa to be precise, which he uses to get around Madrid. But now he wants to change his Vespa for a bigger motorbike.

A

Ben tiene un “scooter”, una Vespa en concreto, y la utiliza para moverse por Madrid. Pero ahora quiere cambiar su Vespa por una moto más grande.

33
Q

The thing is that I need a bigger motorbike.

A

Es que necesito una moto más grande.

34
Q

What are you talking about! You don’t need a bigger motorbike.

A

¡Qué dices! Tú no necesitas una moto más grande.

35
Q

The Vespa is fine for getting around Madrid.

A

La Vespa es suficiente para moverse por Madrid.

36
Q

I don’t agree with you, I need a bigger motorbike because it is safer.

A

No estoy de acuerdo contigo, necesito una moto más grande porque es más segura.

37
Q

But the speeds in the city are very low.

A

Pero las velocidades en la cuidad son muy bajas.

38
Q

But you don’t understand.

A

Pero no entiendes.

39
Q

You are the one that doesn’t understand, the fact isn’t that you need a bigger motorbike, it’s that you want a bigger motorbike!

A

Eres tú el que no entiendes, no es que necesites una moto más grande ¡es que quieres una moto más grande!

40
Q

I don’t think you understand the situation very well.

A

Yo creo que tu no entiendes bien la situación.

41
Q

A bigger motorbike is very useful. I can carry more things on the bike when I go shopping.

A

Una moto más grande es muy útil. Puedo llevar más cosas en la moto cuando hago las compras.

42
Q

But you never go shopping on the bike!

A

¡Pero si tu nunca vas de compras en moto!

43
Q

OK, you’re right. On the one hand I never go shopping on the motorbike at the moment, but on the other hand it is possible that I will do more shopping with the motorbike in the future.

A

Vale, tienes razón. Por un lado ahora nunca voy de compras en moto, pero por otro lado es posible que en el futuro haga más compras con la moto.

44
Q

What are you talking about! You are pulling my leg!

A

¡Qué dices! ¡Me estás tomando el pelo!

45
Q

I’m not pulling your leg. Well, I suppose that right now I’m not going to buy a new bike.

A

No te estoy tomando el pelo. Entonces supongo que ahora mismo no puedo comprar una moto nueva.

46
Q

No, it’s very expensive.

A

No, es muy cara.

47
Q

But I will next year.

A

Pero el año que viene si.

48
Q

Motorbike

A

Moto (f.)

49
Q

Lorry

A

Camión (m.)

50
Q

Train

A

Tren (m.)

51
Q

Bus

A

Autobús (m.)

52
Q

Highway / Motorway

A

Autopista (f.)

53
Q

Toll highway

A

Autopista de peaje (f.)

54
Q

Bicycle

A

Bicicleta (f.)

55
Q

Napkin

A

Servilleta (f.)

56
Q

Menu

A

Carta (f.)

57
Q

Cutlery

A

Cubiertos (m.)

58
Q

Wine glass

A

Copa (f.)

59
Q

Glass

A

Vaso (m.)

60
Q

Knife

A

Cuchillo (m.)

61
Q

Fork

A

Tenedor (m.)

62
Q

Spoon

A

Cuchara (f.)