Expresiones cotidianas

Question 1

Que te diviertas

Answer 1

Have fun

Question 2

Que se diviertan

Answer 2

Have fun (Plural)

Question 3

Diviértete

Answer 3

have fun (imperative)

Question 4

Estas divirtiéndote?

Answer 4

Are you having fun?

Question 5

te divertiste?

Answer 5

Did you have fun?

Question 6

Que la pases bien

Answer 6

Have fun. (La in Colombia as it refers to vida, but in Mexico and other countries it’s lo referring to tiempo)

Question 7

Que lo pasen bien OR que la pasen bien

Answer 7

Have fun (pl)

Question 8

Pásala bien or pásalo bien

Answer 8

Have fun (imperative)

Question 9

Como la pasaste?

Answer 9

How did it go?

Question 10

la pasaste bien?

Answer 10

Did it go well?

Question 11

Que te mejores

Answer 11

Get better

Get better (a note on this. This is from Mejorarse, to get better. But it’s in the subjunctive, not imperative. You’re saying I hope you get better. This sentence is a valid shortcut, taking out the “Quiero que, the espero que, etc., and just using “que” as the starter.)

Question 12

mejórate pronto.

Answer 12

Get better soon (imperative)

Question 13

mejórense pronto

Answer 13

Get better soon (imperative plural)

Question 14

Que descanses

Answer 14

Get some rest.

Question 15

Descansa

Answer 15

Get some rest (imperative)

Question 16

Que duermas

Answer 16

Sleep well

Question 17

Que te vaya bien

Answer 17

I hope it goes well today. Or, have a good day.

Question 18

Que te vaya bien en la entrevista.

Answer 18

Have a good interview.

Question 19

Que tengan buen viaje

Answer 19

Have a good trip (plural)

Question 20

por fin

Answer 20

finally

Question 21

por suerte

Answer 21

fortunately