Frases Claves Flashcards by Stephen Simko

“I had a great time”

Me lo pasé bien

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Don’t be silly

No seas tonto

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No deberle nada a nadie

Estar a mano

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Be fed up / be drunk

Estoy hasta la madre

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“Like who?” / “Like what?”

¿Cómo que?

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That was expected

Era de esperarse

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“I will let you know”

Te lo haré saber / Te lo aviso

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It’s been a pleasure

Ha sido un gusto / Ha sido un placer

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There’s no way

No hay modo

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A Gossipy Person

Mitotero(a)

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Nothing out of the ordinary

Nada fuera de lo común

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“What’s the weather like?”

¿Qué tiempo hace?

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How scary!

¡Qué susto!

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Without a doubt

Sin lugar a dudas

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Be a good marriage catch / match

Ser buen partido

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You’ll have a good time

Vas a pasarlo bien / Vas a pasar un buen rato

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I’m so happy to see you

Me alegro de verte / Que gusto verte

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I’m very clumsy

Soy muy torpe

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“I’m in the mood for pizza”

Se me antoja pizza

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I swear

Te juro (que)

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“What time are we going to meet”

¿A qué hora nos vamos a encontrar?

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Can you give me…

¿Me das…

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“The city bothers me”

Me incomoda la ciudad

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I like it (alt.)

Me Late

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I’m a bad dancer. I have two left feet

Soy muy malo bailando. Tengo dos pies izquierdas

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“Chocolate is better than lettuce”

El chocolate es mejor que la lechuga

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“What do you think if…”

¿Qué te parece si…

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You’re in charge

Estás a cargo

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“Do you feel like going to the movies?

¿Tienes ganas de ir al cine…?

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Have fun!

¡Qué te diviertas! / Que te lo pases bien

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It it what it is

Es lo que es

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Don’t blame me!

No me culpes / No me acusen a mí

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I don’t like him (ALT)

Me cae gordo < No me cae bien

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“That morning”

Aquella Mañana

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Let’s do it

Vamos a hacerlo

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What I need

Yo lo que necesito

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It’s been ages (since we last saw each other)!

¡Cuánto tiempo sin vernos!

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Congratulations

Felicidades / Felicitaciones / Enhorabuena

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I can’t complain

No me puedo quejar (quejarse)

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Turn the page / the other side

Dar la vuelta a la tortilla / a la página

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“You’re very sweet”

Eres muy tierno(a)

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Correct? / If so

¿Es así? / Es así

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“I miss you” / “I miss you too”

Te extraño / Yo también te extraño

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Cool

Que padre / Que chido / Que chulo

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What a mess

Qué lío

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Buddy / Dude

Compadre

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“I hope we see each other again”

Ojalá que volvamos a vernos

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I have everything I need

No me falta nada

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Compliment

Cumplido / Felicitar (v.)

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You disrespected me

Me faltaste el respeto

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Thank Goodness

Menos Mal

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“Anytime you want”

Las veces que quieras

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It’s not like that…

(Es que) no es así

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One at a time

Uno a Uno / Uno a la vez

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You’re not paying attention to me

No me haces caso / No me da bola

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“I regret to tell them”

Lamento decirles que Lamento + VERB + que

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“My sister works more than Pedro”

Mi hermana trabaja más que Pedro

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That’s the deal

Ese es el Trato

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Straight to the Point

Ir al grano

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Listen / Look (imperativo)

Oye / Mira

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It’s a piece of cake

Es pan comido

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Gross

¡Qué asco!

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Estar distraído / estupido (slang)

Estar tragando camote / estar en la pendeja

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It’s the oldest trick in the book

Es la más vieja de libro

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To talk for the sake of it

Hablar por hablar

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Be honest / forthright (slang)

(Hablame) Al Chile

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It’s crazy

Es una locura

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I got carried away

Me dejé llevar

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I’m causing problems (PRO)

Estoy causando problemas

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Person that is a bad drunk / annoying when drunk

Malacopa

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Itself

Por si mismo

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Bro / Dude

Güey / Parcero / Carnal

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“That avenue is wider than my street”

Esa avenida es más ancha que mi calle

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Would it be possible…

¿Sería posible…

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“You look really good”

Te ves realmente bien

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How do you see it?

¿Tú cómo lo ves?

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“The rumors disgust me”

Me dan asco los rumores

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“What do you want to do?” (alt.)

¿Qué se te antoja hacer?

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“I’m glad you could make it”

Me da gusto que pudieras llegar

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Better late than never

Más vale tarde que nunca

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How I miss

Echar de menos

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Oh yeah!

Ah sí

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In your own words / experiences

En carne propia / En tus carnes

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“Am I wrong?”

¿Me equivoco?

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Both of us

Nosotros dos

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I just found out

Me acabo de enterar

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I’m fixing it

Lo estoy arreglando

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That’s funny

Qué chistoso / Qué gracioso

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Fits like a glove

Quedar como anillo al dedo

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“When can we see each other again?

¿Cuándo podemos vernos de nuevo?

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“I’m afraid of the clown”

Me da miedo el payaso

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Have a nice day

¡Qué pases un buen día!

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“Are we still going to meet tomorrow?”

¿Todavía nos vamos a juntar mañana?

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“I still don’t know yet”

Aún no sé

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Better than ever

Mejor que nunca

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I can’t believe it

No me lo puedo creer

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“She reads as many books as my sister”

Ella lee tantos libros como mi hermana (note the plural)

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Do you mind if…

¿Te importa si…

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“I don’t like them either”

A mí tampoco me gustan

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We both like Pedro

A los dos nos gusta Pedro

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“It makes me sad because I want to learn”

Me da pena porque quiero aprender

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There’s still…

Aún queda

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“Cats annoy me”

Me molestan los Gatos

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“Mexican music is as nice as Colombian music”

La música mexicana es tan agradable como la música colombiana

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“I could not take anymore”

No lo soporto más

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Salt on the Wound

Echarle limón a la herida

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“What are some examples?

¿Cuáles son algunos ejemplos?

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Time Flies

El tiempo vuela

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That’s Who I Am

Así Soy Yo

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For the love of God

Por amor de dios

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I’m glad that..

Me alegra(n) que / Me da gusto

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Domingo (alt)

Dominguera

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“Are you still in the bathroom?”

¿Sigues en el bano?

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I’m very clumsy

Soy muy torpe

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Improvement

Mejora / Mejoría

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“I’m almost there”

Ya casi estoy

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Safe and Sound

Sano y Salvo

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Nobody will notice

Que nadie se entere

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Talk too much (and about nothing important)

Hablar pos los codos

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“I like Mario a lot”

Mario me cae mucho

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“You’re the best”

Eres lo máximo

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“Whatever is most convenient for you”

Lo que sea más conveniente para ti

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“Could you bring me a towel?”

¿Me podrías traer una toalla?

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I’ll always have your back

Voy a estar a tu espalda

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“I’m glad there are opportunities”

Me da gusto que hay oportunidades

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That was the best part of my day

Ese fue lo mejor (parte) de mi día

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Get well

Qué te mejores

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A little bit of this, a little bit of that…

Un poquito de esto, un poco de aquello

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“I’m interested in cars”

Me interesan los coches

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Where are you? (alt. version)

¿Por dónde andas?

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That’s the million dollar question

Esa es la pregunta de millón

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“I’m not feeling well”

No me encuentro bien

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Don’t turn red!

¡No te pongas rojo(a)!

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Changing the Subject

Cambiando el tema

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Blind Eye

Vista Gorda

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“See you in a while”

Te veo en un rato

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Let’s go to the party

Vamos a carretear

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I got this

Yo me encargo

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“I met three friends”

Me encontré tres amigos

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“Your Dad is scary”

Tú papá da miedo

How tall are you?

¿Cuánto mides?

How annoying

Qué rabia

“It was great to see you”

Me dio gusto verte

He looks great / It looks great

Se ve genial

“I’m afraid it’s not possible”

Me temo que no es posible

“I give you my number”

Te paso mi número

End of Story

Fin de Cuenta

“He has come very far”

Ha llegado muy lejos

On my own

Por mi cuenta

“Eat orbe Eaten”

Comer y no ser comido

“I am who I want to be

Soy como quiero ser

“the last class”

la clase anterior / NO - última - implica la clase final

“I’ll be right back”

Ya vengo

Moron

el Tarado / Tarado(a)

“I don’t have any other choice”

No me queda de otra

“PRO - She preferred / They preferred

Prefirió / Prefierion

“It’s not a big deal”

No es una gran cosa

“Hablar por los codos / Comer por los Codos”

Tanto / demasiado

“Your blowing my mind”

Te vuela la cabeza

“It wasn’t me / don’t blame me”

Yo no fui / Hacerse el/la

“Earlier in the class”

“Antes en la clase”

“The Chinese can’t grow beards well”

“A los chinos no les crece mucho barba

“My beard doesn’t grow in many spots”

“Mi barba no crece por zonas”

“I’m moving slowly”

Estoy moviéndome despacio / Haciendo todo el despacio

P: ¿Cómo te fue en tu viaje por carretera?

R: Me fue bien

“Is she still alive”

¿Vive? / ¿Sigues vive?

“How dare you”

Cómo te atreves…

“You’re drunk”

Estás tomado

“You’ve lost it”

Se te van las cabras al monte

“Follow the rules / instructions”

Sigue las reglas

“I get goosebumps”

Se me pone la piel (de gallina)

“That’s a good question”

Eso es una buena pregunta

Awesome / Excellent

Poca madre

It must be / she must be

Debe de tener

“I’m going to start studying”

Me pongo a estudiar

“Everything is going well” / “Everything looks fine”

Todo va bien

“I don’t remember listening to it” (con FEM)

No recuerdo haberla escuchado

“She’s still not answering my calls”

(Ella) Sigue sin Responder mi Teléfono

“We had a great night” / “We had a great time”

Tuvimos una gran noche / Tuvimos un gran tiempo

“I have come to hate / love”

He llegado a amar / odiar…

“I wonder if”

Me pregunto si…

“Little man”

Hombrecito

“For nothing in the world”

Por nada del mundo

“Kill two birds with one stone”

Mata dos pájaros de un solo tiro

“Are you afraid”

¿Estás asustado(a)? -> tiempo más largo /
Más corto: ¿Tienes miedo(a)? / Te das miedo?

I like her / I like you

ella me cae bien / tú me caes bien:
“me cae bien” SOLO - las personas / la comida

You’re going to flip out / love it

¡Vas a flipar! / Te vas a enamorar

You do what you have to do

Hay que hacer lo que hay que hacer

“The last two weekends”

los últimos fines de SEMANA (singular)

“The process never ends”

el Proceso nunca termina

“Don’t tell me (it)”

No me lo digas

Coin flip / Have a baby outside of marriage

Echar un volado

“it feels a lot longer than one year”

Se siente más lejano de un año

“If I were you”

Si yo fuera tú / Yo en tu lugar

“betty likes my mom, but my Mom hates Betty”

Mi mamá le cae bien a la vecina /

Pero a mi mamá le cae mal.

“What are you talking about”

¿De que hablas?

“We Met two years Ago”

Nos conocimos hace dos años

“What’s wrong with you?”

¿Qué te pasa? / ¿Qué te crees?

“I prefer chocolate ice cream to strawberry” (pronombre)

Prefiero el helado de chocolate más que LA de fresa”

Smart Ass

Sabelotodo

“Caught Red-Handed”

Las Manos en la Mesa

“I’m coming”

Ya Voy

“That reminds me”

Eso me recuerda

“I would kill for a cup of El Moro chocolate”

Mataría por una taza de chocolate de El Moro”

“This question is related to his question”

Esta pregunta tiene relación con su pregunta”

To be excited

Estar emocionado / Emocionarse por

It’s shit

Es una mamada (pero cuídate: la mamada es positivo)

“I’m getting impatient”

Me estoy poniendo impaciente

Losing your patience

Estoy perdiendo / Empiezo a perder la paciencia

“I’ll think about it”

Lo pensaré

“This has nothing to do with it”

Eso no tiene nada que ver

“It shouldn’t take long”

No debe tomar mucho tiempo

“What are you talking about?”

¿De qué hablas?

“Get out!”

¡Lárgate! —-> Largarse - clear out / skedaddle (diff than Largar)

“I have five pencils left”

Me quedAN cinco lápices

“These pants are too short for me”

Este pantalón me queda demasiado corto

“Thanks in advance”

Gracias de antemano

“He makes me think of my Dad”

Él me hace pensar EN mi papá

“When were you born?”

¿De qué año eres? Soy del ‘81 / Mi hermana es del ‘79

“Is that too much to ask?”

“¿Es demasiado pedir?

“Just between us”

Aquí entre nos

“I appreciate my nephew but I know that I don’t want kids”

Aprecio A mi sobrino, pero sé que no quiero niños

“You didn’t even call me”

Ni siquiera me llamaste

“He’s just going through a phase”

Él solo está pasando por una etapa

“We think the same”

Pensamos igual

“Have you already settled in?”

¿Ya te instalaste?

“Practice makes perfect”

La práctica hace el maestro

“I don’t prefer one to the other”

No prefiero uno o el otro

“He is one of my oldest friends”

Él es uno de mis amigos más antiguos

“If you could be one of your friends, which one would you be and why?”

Si fueras alguno de tus amigos o amigas, ¿Quién serías y porqué?

“The problem is, I don’t know which one of them is (the happiest”

El problema es que, no sé quien de ellos es

“If it were up to you, you’d be in Mexcio City” / “If it were up to my ex-girlfriend, we could be married”

Si fueras por ti, estarías en CDMX / Si fuera por mi exnovia, estaríamos casados

“Do you mind closing the door?”

Más cortés: ¿le importaría cerrar la puerta”

Normal: ¿Le importa cerrar la puerta?”

“I’m happy to be with my parents”

Estoy feliz de estar con mis padres

“It’s good to be home”

Es bueno estar en casa

“In the majority of cases”

En la mayoría de los casos

“We like you” / “They like me”

Nos gustas tú / A ellos les gusto

“The start of December is next week”

Los primeros días de Diciembre son la próxima semana

“The week before Christmas”

La semana antes de navidad

“The reaction has been encouraging”

La reacción ha sido alentadora

“Are you Spanish?” / “Are you from Spain?”

¿Eres español? / ¿Eres de España?

“I feel sick” bc I ate too much

Me siento mal -> es mejor que me siento enfermo

“I’m always late” / “I’m always on time”

Siempre llego tarde / Siempre llego a tiempo

“If I could, I’d be late to my funeral”

Si pudiera, llegaría tarde a mi funeral

“I believe you”

Te creo

“I asked Greta what her plans were for the future”

A Greta le pido que haga planes para su futuro

“The thing I like the most”

La cosa más que me gusta

“The last time I was in Spain was 5 years ago”

La última vez que estuve en España fue hace 5 años

Travel the world / Change the world / something

Darle la vuelta al mundo / e.g. le daría la vuelta al energía sucia

“How was your vacation”

¿Cómo estuvo tus vacaciones?

“What time did you go to sleep?”

¿A qué hora estuviste durmiendo?

“I’m confused”

Estoy confundido(a)

“Have you ever had a car”

¿Has tenido una coche alguna vez?”

“How long did you work there?”

¿Cuánto tiempo hiciste este trabajo? / ¿Cuánto tiempo trabajaste ahí?”

“Do you know my friend Daniel?”

¿Conoces a mi amigo Daniel?

“They/that reminds me of the Hollywood Hills”

Eso me recuerda las colinas de Hollywood

“It would be great to see you”

Sería fantastico verte

“What are your plans?”

¿Cuales son tus planes?

“The dates are between the 11th and 14th”

Las fechas son entre 11 y 14 / las Fechas del 11 al 14

“I would love to see you when I’m in Mexico”

Me encantaría verte cuando esté en CDMX

“How far is Polanco from your house? (Time)

¿A cuánto tiempo está Polanco de tu casa?

“The bowl is upside down on the bed”

El tazón está al réves en la cama

“Be nice”

Se bueno

“Around the bowl are two glasses”

Al rededor del tazón hay dos vasos

“We got them surrounded”

Los tenemos rodeados

“Do you think it’s ok?

¿Te parece bien?

“I’m supposed to meet a friend”

Se supone que debo encontrarme una amiga

“How can I describe it?

¿Cómo lo describo?

“Two things at once”

Dos cosas al mismo tiempo

Smooth sailing (frase)

Viento en popa

Crossed the line / has gone too far

Pasado de la raya

“The story was in CDMX”

La historia pasó en CDMX

“Your trip is in two weeks?”

¿Dentro de dos semanas es tu viaje? / ¿Dentro de dos semanas será tu viaje?

“We compare ourselves all the time”

Compararse -> Nos comparamos todo el tiempo

“Me too”

Yo también

“It’s impossible not to notice the kindness of Canadians’

Es imposible que no notar la amabilidad canadiense

“It doesn’t surprise me”

No me sorprende / No es sorprendente…

“I don’t remember”

No recuerdo (Recordar) / No me acuerdo (acordarse)

“I noticed you’re wearing a shirt without sleeves”

ME he fijado QUE tienes una camiseta…

“The book is on top of the desk / under the desk”

El libro está encima del escritorio / El libro está bajo del escritorio

“The light is in the ceiling”

La luz está arriba en el techo

“The light is above the table”

La luz está arriba de la mesa

“The bag is right next to the table”

JUNTO A -> La mochila está junto a la mesa

“I want to ask you about the chocolates”

Quiero preguntarte sobre los chocolates

“How was your trip?”

¿Qué tal estuvo el viaje? / ¿Qué tal te fue en el viaje?

“Did you like the chocolates?”

¿Te gustaron los chocolates?

“How were the chocolates?”

¿Qué tal estuvieron los chocolates? / ¿Qué tal te fue con los chocolates?

“You should speak with as many contacts as you can [so they can give you recommendations]”

SUBJ; Deberías hablar con tantos contactos como puedas [PARA QUE te den algunas recomendaciones]

“We will be in touch this weekend”

Nos ponemos en contacto este fin de semana

“If she doesn’t play this Saturday, she won’t get paid / receive money”

Se no toca este sábado, no recibirá el dinero

“It would have been better to receive the result in London”

Hubiera sido mejor que recibiera el resultado en Londres

Happy Ending

el Final Feliz

“Who cares?”

¿Qué importa?

“Sleep a lot, eat a lot of fruits” - Ordén

Duerme mucho / Come muchas frutas

“I’m happy to be here”

Estoy feliz de estar aquí

On the tip of my tongue

Tengo la palabra en la punta de la lengua

Not afraid to speak one’s mind

No tiene pelos en la lengua

“When I was younger, my summer job was being a lifeguard”

“Cuando era más joven mi trabajo de verano era ser salvavidas” / “Durante los veranos mi trabajo fue de salvavidas”

“The server looked like Selma Hayek”

La mesera se parecía A Selma…

“I’ve tried this theme with you many times

Tratar -> Tema.

He tratado este TEMA contigo varias veces

I recommend you listen to this speaker

SUBJ - Te recomiendo que escuches A este locutor

“The new season has an episode that focuses on this song.”

La temporada nueva tiene un capītulo que se enfoca en esta canción

“I recommend you listen to this program”

Te recomiendo escuchar este programa / SUBJ Te recomiendo que escuches este programa

Do we consume at the same pace as previous generations?

¿Consumimos al mismo ritmo que generaciones anteriores?

Do we buy clothes because we need them or because we’re tired of what we have?

¿Compramos ropa porque la necesitamos o porque nos cansamos DE LAque tenemos?

“We don’t care”

Nos da igual

“It’s possible that Tunis is the capial

Es posible QUE Tegucigalpa sea la capital / NO SUBJ -> Eso no es cierto. Sevilla no es la capital…

“It’s possible that Tunis is the capial

Es posible QUE Tegucigalpa sea la capital / NO SUBJ -> Eso no es cierto. Sevilla no es la capital…

“Have you ever fished?”

¿Has pescado (alguna vez)?

“There are a lot of things to do”

Hay muchas cosas POR hacer

“If he had been alive this year, he would turn 90 years old”

Si estuviera vivo este año cumpliría noventa años

“My parents don’t like James Brown

A mis padres no les gustan James Brown

“I like you”

Me caes bien

“She told me she likes you”

Me dijo que le caes bien

“I like him”

Me cae bien

“Julia likes you”

A Julia le caes bien

“Just in case the connection gets lost”

Solo en caso DE QUE se pierda la conexión

“This word is related to..”

Esta palabra se relaciona / tiene relación con

“I’ve realized that” / “I’ve noticed that”

Me he fijado QUE / Me he dado cuenta QUE

“What do I owe you?”

¿Cuánto debo?

“This girl in the photo”

Esta chica que sale en la foto

“I’m going to be 40 years old”

Voy a cumplir 40

“I was impressed” / “The castle is impressive”

Estaba impresionado / El castillo es impresionante

“My Mom and Julia like each other”

Mi mamá y Julia se caen bien

“You still haven’t told me your opinion”

Presente: Todavía no me dices tu opinión

“In the last few years she has been able to open her mind”

En los últimos unos años ha llegado A abrir su mente

“The year is almost over”

Este año ya casi termina

“Every year hundreds of people visit our street”

Cada año HAY cientos DE personas que visitan nuestra calle

“Have you ever been stung by a bee?

¿Te ha picado alguna abeja?

“This image is very close up”

Esta imagen es muy acercamiento

“When I was a kid, I was stung by a bee”

“Cuando era chamaco, me picó una abeja”

“My work is stressful”

“Mi trabajo es estresante”

“I am stressed”

“Estoy estresado”

Stress (v.) - “In the last few weeks, my job has been very stressul”

Estresar / Estresarse
“En las últimas semanas me he estresado mucho en mi trabajo”

“Less than 15 mins from my house”

A MENOS DE 15 minutos…

“It’s better than other countries”

Es mejor QUE EN otros paises

“To remind you”

Para recordártelo

“What is the missing ingredient?”

¿Cuál es el ingrediente que falta?

“When I was younger”

“Cuándo era más joven”

“It’s been a few years since I read about that”

“Han pasado algunos años desde que leí acerca de esa”

If the bees disappear, there will be food shortages”

“Si desaparecen las abejas habrá escases de comida”

“The number of flowers will decrease globally”

FUTURO -> Disminuirá el número de flores A NIVEL global

“If there is no polinization, the number of flowers will decrease”

FUTURO -> Si no hay polinización, disminuirá el número DE flores

“The cenotes were formed from a meteor impact”

PARTICIPIO -> “Los cenotes fueron FORMADOS POR el impacto de un meteorito”

“Return the favor”

Devolver el favor

“I hate my boss”

Odio A mi jefa

“Nobody likes my boss”

A nadie le cae bien mi jefa actual

“I get along well with other people”

Me llevo bien con otras personas

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