Level 1 Unit 6 Family Matters Flashcards

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1
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¿No puedes encontrar tus llaves? Tal vez las dejaste en el carro.

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You can’t find your keys? Perhaps you left them in the car.

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The house was his own, and everything in it.

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La casa y cuanto encerraba, eran de su propiedad.

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Ese vestido resalta el verde de tus ojos.

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That dress brings out the green of your eyes.

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Our new lambs are grazing in front of the farm.

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Nuestros nuevos corderos están pastando delante de la granja.

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This is its doghouse.

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Esta es su caseta.

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My grandmother died when she was a hundred.

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Mi abuela murió a los cien años.

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Gosh! In my family it’s only my parents, my brother and his wife and daughter, and me.

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¡Caramba! En mi familia sólo somos mis padres, mi hermano y su esposa e hija y yo.

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Close the door whenever you need privacy.

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Cierra la puerta cuando necesites privacidad.

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Esta película es más interesante que tu libro.

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This movie is more interesting than your book.

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10
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Saco al perro tres veces al día.

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I walk the dog three times a day.

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Gustavo le escribió un poema a su novia para proponerle matrimonio.

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Gustavo composed a poem for his girlfriend to propose to her.

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Yes, my father has seven siblings and my mother has five. So I have many aunts and uncles and many cousins.

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Sí, mi padre tiene siete hermanos y mi madre tiene cinco. Entonces yo tengo muchos tíos y muchos primos.

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13
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¡Ah! Vamos a saludarlos.

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Oh! Let’s go say hello.

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Gustavo composed a poem for his girlfriend to propose to her.

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Gustavo le escribió un poema a su novia para proponerle matrimonio.

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He comes from a distant and mysterious land.

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Él viene de un país lejano y misterioso.

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Five is a prime number: it can only be divided by itself or by the number one.

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Cinco es un número primo: solo puede dividirse por sí mismo o por el número uno.

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17
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Llena mi vaso con más de ese vino delicioso.

A

Fill my glass with more of that delicious wine.

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18
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Mi madre me hizo limpiar la habitación.

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My mother made me clean my room.

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19
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Son mi hermano y mi sobrina.

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They are my brother and niece.

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20
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Peace is the child of happiness.

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La paz es hija de la felicidad.

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21
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She is my mother.

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Ella es mi madre.

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22
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And who is that small, brunette girl with the tall man?

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¿Y quién es esa niña pequeña y morena con el hombre alto?

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23
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Gary tethered his horse to a post.

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Gary ató su caballo a un poste.

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24
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La tercera estrofa del poema contiene una metáfora.

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The third verse of the poem contains a metaphor.

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25
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Escucha, tía, no pienso ir contigo.

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Listen, lady, I’m not leaving with you.

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26
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Caramba, ¡te ves estupendo esta noche!

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Jeez, you really look great tonight!

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27
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I am learning the trade from my uncle.

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Estoy aprendiendo el oficio de mi tío.

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28
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Estaba sentada en el parque, dibujando a lápiz un boceto de un pájaro.

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She was sitting in the park, pencilling a sketch of a bird.

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29
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I had to deal with your mess.

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Me tuve que comer tu marrón.

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30
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Does your friend still live in London?

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¿Tu amigo todavía vive en Londres?

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31
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My niece already knows the entire alphabet, and she’s only two.

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Mi sobrina ya se sabe el abecedario entero, y lo que tiene son dos años.

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32
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Es mi canción favorita porque me anima, no importa cómo me sienta.

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It’s my favorite song because it cheers me up no matter how I feel.

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33
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Can I borrow your pencil, please?

A

¿Me prestas tu lápiz, por favor?

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34
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The circus was huge with its three tracks.

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El circo era enorme con sus tres pistas.

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35
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My father is riding a proud horse.

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Mi padre está montando un imponente caballo.

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36
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He is the man of my life.

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Él es el hombre de mi vida.

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37
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¿Debería mandarle flores para su cumpleaños?

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Should I send her flowers for her birthday?

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38
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Esa mujer es parienta lejana mía.

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That woman is a distant relative of mine.

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39
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This area is private property.

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Esta área es propiedad privada.

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40
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Children are funny.

A

Los niños son graciosos.

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41
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El programa es muy popular.

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The program is very popular.

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42
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Odio sentirme como una carga para mi familia cuando estoy enfermo.

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I hate feeling like a burden for my family when I’m sick.

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43
Q

Sus hijos son malcriados.

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Their children are bratty/bad-mannered/spoiled.

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44
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La maestra tiene unos juegos muy divertidos para practicar vocabulario.

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The teacher has some fun games for practicing vocabulary.

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Él viene de un país lejano y misterioso.

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He comes from a distant and mysterious land.

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46
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El padre no quiso reconocerla como su hija.

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The father didn’t want to acknowledge her as his daugther.

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47
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Babies start speaking at around 18 months.

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Los bebés comienzan a hablar a los 18 meses.

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48
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Fill my glass with more of that delicious wine.

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Llena mi vaso con más de ese vino delicioso.

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49
Q

Did you do his homework for him?

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¿Hiciste su tarea por él?

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50
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Blimey, I’ve never seen so much snow before.

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Caramba, nunca había visto tanta nieve.

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51
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Nuestros primos se quedaron con nosotros durante la Navidad.

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Our cousins stayed with us during Christmas.

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52
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The sky turned red at sundown.

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El cielo se tornó rojo al atardecer.

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53
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to order; to send

A

mandar

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54
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Mi tía es una chismosa terrible.

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My aunt is a terrible gossip.

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55
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It is known that the color red causes bulls to charge.

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Se sabe que el color rojo hace que los toros carguen.

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56
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This movie is more interesting than your book.

A

Esta película es más interesante que tu libro.

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57
Q

Damas y caballeros, bienvenidos a nuestro espectáculo.

A

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our show.

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58
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Nuestra casa es su casa.

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Our house is your house.

(You-all or singular formal)

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59
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My maternal grandfather is the wisest man I know.

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Mi abuelo materno es el hombre más sabio que conozco.

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60
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Mis abuelos tienen otra vivienda en Monterrey.

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My grandparents have another house in Monterrey.

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It is the most boring book I have ever read.

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Es el libro más aburrido que he leído.

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62
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Jeez, you really look great tonight!

A

Caramba, ¡te ves estupendo esta noche!

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63
Q

Lucía, ¡qué familia más grande tienes!

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Lucía, you have such a big family!

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64
Q

The blue whale is the largest animal on the planet.

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La ballena azul es el animal más grande del planeta.

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65
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The family said a prayer before dinner.

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La familia rezaba una oración antes de la cena.

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66
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My grandma wore my pink sweater and the fabric stretched.

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Mi abuela se puso mi suéter rosado y el tejido se estiró.

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67
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La familia rezaba una oración antes de la cena.

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The family said a prayer before dinner.

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68
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My grandson is barely a year old and can already walk!

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¡Mi nieto apenas tiene un año de edad y ya puede caminar!

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69
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Él es el hombre de mi vida.

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He is the man of my life.

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70
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mandar

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to order; to send

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71
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Our house is your house.

(You-all or singular formal)

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Nuestra casa es su casa.

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72
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Now it’s my turn, afterwards it’ll be yours.

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Ahora es mi turno, después será el tuyo.

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73
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Parte de mi rutina de todas las mañanas es tomar café.

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Drinking coffee is part of my morning routine.

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74
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Tienes que formar pareja con la persona que está a tulado.

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You have to partner with the person next to you.

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75
Q

Algunas especies de ballenas están en peligro de extinción.

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Some whale species are endangered.

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76
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We wanted to buy a new car, but they’re all so expensive.

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Queríamos comprar un coche nuevo, pero todos son muy caros.

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77
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My aunt is a terrible gossip.

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Mi tía es una chismosa terrible.

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78
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My mom sent me to the bakery to buy a loaf of bread.

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Mi mamá me mandó a la panadería a comprar una barra de pan.

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79
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The pen was invented after the pencil.

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El bolígrafo se inventó después del lápiz.

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80
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Our thoughts and our prayers are with them.

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Nuestros pensamientos y nuestras oraciones están con ellos.

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81
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You too can be a great actor.

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Tú también puedes ser un gran actor.

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82
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My mother makes the world’s most delicious food.

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Mi madre prepara la comida más rica del mundo.

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Él sólo compra ropa de moda.

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He only buys clothing that is in style.

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84
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I want to buy you something but I don’t have any money.

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Te quiero comprar algo, pero no tengo dinero.

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85
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¿Tu amigo todavía vive en Londres?

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Does your friend still live in London?

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Q

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our show.

A

Damas y caballeros, bienvenidos a nuestro espectáculo.

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Poland is the land of my ancestors.

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Polonia es la tierra de mis ancestros.

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Se sabe que el color rojo hace que los toros carguen.

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It is known that the color red causes bulls to charge.

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89
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Oye, Paco, hay un tío en la puerta que dice ser tu hermano.

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Hey Paco, there’s a dude at the door claiming to be your brother.

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90
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Thomas is in mourning for his dead wife.

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Thomas está de duelo por su difunta esposa.

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91
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¿Sabes dónde está el cargador de su teléfono?

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Do you know where the charger is for her phone?

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92
Q

Wow! You won the lottery?

A

¡Caramba! ¿Ganaste la lotería?

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93
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My mother made me clean my room.

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Mi madre me hizo limpiar la habitación.

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94
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That beautiful drawing on the refrigerator is my niece’s work.

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Ese dibujo hermoso en el refrigerador es el trabajo de mi sobrina.

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95
Q

Sigue el sendero marcado en el mapa para no perderte en el bosque.

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Follow the path marked on the map to not get lost in the woods.

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96
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Escucho a alguien hablando pero no sé de dónde viene.

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I can hear someone talking but I don’t know where’s it coming from.

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97
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Cierra la puerta cuando necesites privacidad.

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Close the door whenever you need privacy.

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98
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Las olas rompieron contra el casco de nuestro barco.

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The waves broke against the hull of our ship.

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99
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I think we should play the song in D, but our bass player wants to play it in E.

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Creo que deberíamos tocar la canción en re, pero nuestro bajista quiere tocarla en mi.

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100
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I know that you will like your little present.

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Sé que te va a gustar tu regalito.

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101
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Don ‘t waste your time talking to that stubborn man.

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No desperdicies tu tiempo hablando con ese terco.

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102
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El cielo se tornó rojo al atardecer.

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The sky turned red at sundown.

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103
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Se nota que es la nieta de John; el parecido es asombroso.

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You can tell that she’s John’s granddaughter; the resemblance is uncanny.

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104
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Do you know where the charger is for her phone?

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¿Sabes dónde está el cargador de su teléfono?

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105
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Abuela me mandó a venir a pasar la tarde con ella.

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Grandma sent for me to come and spend the afternoon with her.

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106
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Lucía, you have such a big family!

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Lucía, ¡qué familia más grande tienes!

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107
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Ese estafador pudo quitarte todo tu dinero porque eres tremendo primo.

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That conman was able to take all of your money because you’re a total sucker.

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108
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Me he pasado el día corriendo detrás de los niños.

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I have spent the whole day running around after the kids.

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109
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Mi abuelo materno es el hombre más sabio que conozco.

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My maternal grandfather is the wisest man I know.

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110
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¡Caramba! ¿Ganaste la lotería?

A

Wow! You won the lottery?

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111
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Ese dibujo hermoso en el refrigerador es el trabajo de mi sobrina.

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That beautiful drawing on the refrigerator is my niece’s work.

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112
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Esta área es propiedad privada.

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This area is private property.

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113
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El mozo sacó el caballo de la cuadra.

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The groom took the horse out of the stable.

114
Q

They are my brother and niece.

A

Son mi hermano y mi sobrina.

115
Q

A ella le gustó ver a su hijo tan contento.

A

It pleased her to see her son so happy.

116
Q

Please, wash your hands before dinner.

A

Por favor, lávense las manos antes de cenar.

117
Q

Todos los domingos comemos con mi tía.

A

We have lunch with my aunt every Sunday.

118
Q

Por favor, lávense las manos antes de cenar.

A

Please, wash your hands before dinner.

119
Q

Nuestros pensamientos y nuestras oraciones están con ellos.

A

Our thoughts and our prayers are with them.

120
Q

You can’t find your keys? Perhaps you left them in the car.

A

¿No puedes encontrar tus llaves? Tal vez las dejaste en el carro.

121
Q

¡Caramba! En mi familia sólo somos mis padres, mi hermano y su esposa e hija y yo.

A

Gosh! In my family it’s only my parents, my brother and his wife and daughter, and me.

122
Q

La ballena azul es el animal más grande del planeta.

A

The blue whale is the largest animal on the planet.

123
Q

Tengo una foto de mi abuelo bailando conmigo en la boda de mi prima.

A

I have a photo of my grandfather dancing with me at my cousin’s wedding.

124
Q

Darn! I dropped my laptop!

A

¡Caramba! ¡Se me cayó mi laptop!

125
Q

Follow the path marked on the map to not get lost in the woods.

A

Sigue el sendero marcado en el mapa para no perderte en el bosque.

126
Q

My mother was born in Chile, and my father in Texas.

A

Mi madre nació en Chile y mi padre, en Texas.

127
Q

I’m at the restaurant where we ate the other day.

A

Estoy en el restaurante en donde comimos el otro día.

128
Q

El rancho propuesto quiere gustar a todos.

A

The dish proposed tries to please everyone.

129
Q

Los niños son graciosos.

A

Children are funny.

130
Q

Deja la semilla en la palta si no quieres que se vuelva marrón.

A

Leave the pit in the avocado if you don’t want it to brown.

131
Q

That dress brings out the green of your eyes.

A

Ese vestido resalta el verde de tus ojos.

132
Q

I walk the dog three times a day.

A

Saco al perro tres veces al día.

133
Q

Good heavens! This is some party.

A

¡Caramba! Esto sí que es una fiesta.

134
Q

Ahora es tu turno.

A

Now it’s your turn.

135
Q

A los niños les suelen gustar los colores vivos.

A

Kids usually like bright colors.

136
Q

Mi madre prepara la comida más rica del mundo.

A

My mother makes the world’s most delicious food.

137
Q

My house is your house.

A

Mi casa es tu casa.

138
Q

He brushed her cheek with his lips.

A

You can’t find your keys? Perhaps you left them in the car.

139
Q

Nursing a sick relative can be very difficult.

A

Cuidar de un pariente enfermo puede ser muy difícil.

140
Q

Come on old man, it isn’t time for bed yet.

A

Vamos abuelo, que todavía no es hora de dormir.

141
Q

She was sitting in the park, pencilling a sketch of a bird.

A

Estaba sentada en el parque, dibujando a lápiz un boceto de un pájaro.

142
Q

Caramba, nunca había visto tanta nieve.

A

Blimey, I’ve never seen so much snow before.

143
Q

Mi sobrina ya se sabe el abecedario entero, y lo que tiene son dos años.

A

My niece already knows the entire alphabet, and she’s only two.

144
Q

Cuidar de un pariente enfermo puede ser muy difícil.

A

Nursing a sick relative can be very difficult.

145
Q

Te quiero comprar algo, pero no tengo dinero.

A

I want to buy you something but I don’t have any money.

146
Q

Have you met my cousin? He is from Chile.

A

¿Has conocido a mi primo? Él es de Chile.

147
Q

La paz es hija de la felicidad.

A

Peace is the child of happiness.

148
Q

That is their dinner. Don’t eat it.

A

Esa es su cena. No la comas.

149
Q

I have a photo of my grandfather dancing with me at my cousin’s wedding.

A

Tengo una foto de mi abuelo bailando conmigo en la boda de mi prima.

150
Q

The teacher chalked some sentences on the blackboard.

A

La profesora escribió algunas oraciones con tiza en la pizarra.

151
Q

Abandonar a tu esposa por una mujer más joven es tan estereotipado.

A

Leaving your wife for a younger woman is so clichéd.

152
Q

Estoy muy emocionada porque mi nieto me viene a visitar mañana.

A

I’m really excited because my grandson is coming to visit tomorrow.

153
Q

Los bebés comienzan a hablar a los 18 meses.

A

Babies start speaking at around 18 months.

154
Q

Nuestro restaurante es exitoso.

A

Our restaurant is successful.

155
Q

Our restaurant is successful.

A

Nuestro restaurante es exitoso.

156
Q

The program is very popular.

A

El programa es muy popular.

157
Q

Hoy es el cumpleaños de nuestra hermana.

A

Today is our sister’s birthday.

158
Q

Today is our sister’s birthday.

A

Hoy es el cumpleaños de nuestra hermana.

159
Q

Sí, mi padre tiene siete hermanos y mi madre tiene cinco. Entonces yo tengo muchos tíos y muchos primos.

A

Yes, my father has seven siblings and my mother has five. So I have many aunts and uncles and many cousins.

160
Q

Prende el radio que quiero escuchar mi emisora favorita.

A

Turn on the radio, I want to hear my favorite station.

161
Q

Mi padre me enseñó a montar a caballo cuando era una niña.

A

My father taught me to ride a horse when I was a child.

162
Q

The dish proposed tries to please everyone.

A

El rancho propuesto quiere gustar a todos.

163
Q

Thomas está de duelo por su difunta esposa.

A

Thomas is in mourning for his dead wife.

164
Q

The groom took the horse out of the stable.

A

El mozo sacó el caballo de la cuadra.

165
Q

El alquiler era muy caro, así que decidí buscar un compañero de piso para compartir mi piso.

A

The rent was too high, so I decided to find a roommate to share my apartment.

166
Q

My brother just bought himself a sweet ride.

A

Mi hermano se acaba de comprar tremendo carro.

167
Q

¿Te traigo la pluma o el lápiz? -Cualquiera.

A

Should I bring you the pen or the pencil? -Either.

168
Q

Mi perro se perdió en el bosque.

A

My dog got lost in the woods.

169
Q

Está enorme mi sobrino; ¡cómo ha crecido desde la última vez que lo vi!

A

My nephew is huge; how he’s grown since I last saw him!

170
Q

The father didn’t want to acknowledge her as his daugther.

A

El padre no quiso reconocerla como su hija.

171
Q

Mi casa es tu casa.

A

My house is your house.

172
Q

gustar

A

to like

173
Q

Mi nuevo sobrino nacerá en el verano.

A

My new nephew will be born in the summer.

174
Q

It’s my favorite song because it cheers me up no matter how I feel.

A

Es mi canción favorita porque me anima, no importa cómo me sienta.

175
Q

Me gusta cómo huelen los lápices recién afilados.

A

I love the smell of freshly sharpened pencils.

176
Q

Estoy aprendiendo el oficio de mi tío.

A

I am learning the trade from my uncle.

177
Q

That conman was able to take all of your money because you’re a total sucker.

A

Ese estafador pudo quitarte todo tu dinero porque eres tremendo primo.

178
Q

Polonia es la tierra de mis ancestros.

A

Poland is the land of my ancestors.

179
Q

Nuestros nuevos corderos están pastando delante de la granja.

A

Our new lambs are grazing in front of the farm.

180
Q

Oh! Let’s go say hello.

A

¡Ah! Vamos a saludarlos.

181
Q

Nuestras preocupaciones no son graves.

A

Our concerns are not serious.

182
Q

My father taught me to ride a horse when I was a child.

A

Mi padre me enseñó a montar a caballo cuando era una niña.

183
Q

Queríamos comprar un coche nuevo, pero todos son muy caros.

A

We wanted to buy a new car, but they’re all so expensive.

184
Q

When he finally saw his brother, he hugged him tight.

A

Cuando por fin vio a su hermano, lo abrazó fuertemente.

185
Q

Conocí a mi esposo en julio de 1972.

(1972 - mil novecientos setenta y dos)

A

I met my husband in July of 1972.

186
Q

The third verse of the poem contains a metaphor.

A

La tercera estrofa del poema contiene una metáfora.

187
Q

No desperdicies tu tiempo hablando con ese terco.

A

Don ‘t waste your time talking to that stubborn man.

188
Q

¿Y quién es esa niña pequeña y morena con el hombre alto?

A

And who is that small, brunette girl with the tall man?

189
Q

I love the smell of freshly sharpened pencils.

A

Me gusta cómo huelen los lápices recién afilados.

190
Q

¿Has conocido a mi primo? Él es de Chile.

A

Have you met my cousin? He is from Chile.

191
Q

The teacher has some fun games for practicing vocabulary.

A

La maestra tiene unos juegos muy divertidos para practicar vocabulario.

192
Q

Mi hermana me marcó para contarme que le pasó algo gordo en el DF.

A

My sister called me to tell me something serious happened to her in Mexico City.

193
Q

Esa es su cena. No la comas.

A

That is their dinner. Don’t eat it.

194
Q

Leave the pit in the avocado if you don’t want it to brown.

A

Deja la semilla en la palta si no quieres que se vuelva marrón.

195
Q

She thinks I look best dressed in red, but I’m not sure.

A

Ella cree que me veo mejor vestida de rojo, pero no estoy segura.

196
Q

¿Me prestas tu lápiz, por favor?

A

Can I borrow your pencil, please?

197
Q

Tú también puedes ser un gran actor.

A

You too can be a great actor.

198
Q

La familia del paciente difunto está demandando al hospital donde murió.

A

The family of the deceased patient is suing the hospital where he died.

199
Q

Should I bring you the pen or the pencil? -Either.

A

¿Te traigo la pluma o el lápiz? -Cualquiera.

200
Q

We have lunch with my aunt every Sunday.

A

Todos los domingos comemos con mi tía.

201
Q

Cinco es un número primo: solo puede dividirse por sí mismo o por el número uno.

A

Five is a prime number: it can only be divided by itself or by the number one.

202
Q

Me tuve que comer tu marrón.

A

I had to deal with your mess.

203
Q

I’m really excited because my grandson is coming to visit tomorrow.

A

Estoy muy emocionada porque mi nieto me viene a visitar mañana.

204
Q

Mi padre está montando un imponente caballo.

A

My father is riding a proud horse.

205
Q

Now it’s your turn.

A

Ahora es tu turno.

206
Q

At night my husband always hogs the bedding.

A

En la noche mi esposo siempre se roba todas las cobijas.

207
Q

¿Podría deletrearme su apellido, por favor?

A

Could you spell your last name, please?

208
Q

Mi hermano se acaba de comprar tremendo carro.

A

My brother just bought himself a sweet ride.

209
Q

The rent was too high, so I decided to find a roommate to share my apartment.

A

El alquiler era muy caro, así que decidí buscar un compañero de piso para compartir mi piso.

210
Q

Mi madre nació en Chile y mi padre, en Texas.

A

My mother was born in Chile, and my father in Texas.

211
Q

Could you spell your last name, please?

A

¿Podría deletrearme su apellido, por favor?

212
Q

Sé que te va a gustar tu regalito.

A

I know that you will like your little present.

213
Q

There is no easy answer to this problem.

A

No existe una respuesta fácil para este problema.

214
Q

Gary ató su caballo a un poste.

A

Gary tethered his horse to a post.

215
Q

Listen, lady, I’m not leaving with you.

A

Escucha, tía, no pienso ir contigo.

216
Q

You can tell that she’s John’s granddaughter; the resemblance is uncanny.

A

Se nota que es la nieta de John; el parecido es asombroso.

217
Q

Es el libro más aburrido que he leído.

A

It is the most boring book I have ever read.

218
Q

Their children are bratty/bad-mannered/spoiled.

A

Sus hijos son malcriados.

219
Q

No existe una respuesta fácil para este problema.

A

There is no easy answer to this problem.

220
Q

Ella es mi madre.

A

She is my mother.

221
Q

The family of the deceased patient is suing the hospital where he died.

A

La familia del paciente difunto está demandando al hospital donde murió.

222
Q

He only buys clothing that is in style.

A

Él sólo compra ropa de moda.

223
Q

You have to partner with the person next to you.

A

Tienes que formar pareja con la persona que está a tulado.

224
Q

I can hear someone talking but I don’t know where’s it coming from.

A

Escucho a alguien hablando pero no sé de dónde viene.

225
Q

That woman is a distant relative of mine.

A

Esa mujer es parienta lejana mía.

226
Q

Ella cree que me veo mejor vestida de rojo, pero no estoy segura.

A

She thinks I look best dressed in red, but I’m not sure.

227
Q

Should I send her flowers for her birthday?

A

¿Debería mandarle flores para su cumpleaños?

228
Q

My sister called me to tell me something serious happened to her in Mexico City.

A

Mi hermana me marcó para contarme que le pasó algo gordo en el DF.

229
Q

The waves broke against the hull of our ship.

A

Las olas rompieron contra el casco de nuestro barco.

230
Q

¿Hiciste su tarea por él?

A

Did you do his homework for him?

231
Q

Nuestros asientos están en el nivel superior del estadio.

A

Our seats are in the upper level of the stadium.

232
Q

Mi hermano es dos años mayor que yo.

A

My brother is two years older than me.

233
Q

Nuestro hijo vive en Boston.

A

Our son lives in Boston.

234
Q

Hey Paco, there’s a dude at the door claiming to be your brother.

A

Oye, Paco, hay un tío en la puerta que dice ser tu hermano.

235
Q

Drinking coffee is part of my morning routine.

A

Parte de mi rutina de todas las mañanas es tomar café.

236
Q

Her grandson grew a whole inch over the summer.

A

Su nieto creció una pulgada entera durante el verano.

237
Q

The grandmother helped her granddaughter unwrap the gifts.

A

La abuela ayudó a su nieta a deshacer los regalos.

238
Q

Some whale species are endangered.

A

Algunas especies de ballenas están en peligro de extinción.

239
Q

Mi mamá me mandó a la panadería a comprar una barra de pan.

A

My mom sent me to the bakery to buy a loaf of bread.

240
Q

La profesora escribió algunas oraciones con tiza en la pizarra.

A

The teacher chalked some sentences on the blackboard.

241
Q

Mi tía dice que es exitosa porque también es trabajadora y honesta.

A

My aunt says she’s successful because she’s also hardworking and honest.

242
Q

Mi abuela murió a los cien años.

A

My grandmother died when she was a hundred.

243
Q

Su nieto creció una pulgada entera durante el verano.

A

Her grandson grew a whole inch over the summer.

244
Q

Our cousins stayed with us during Christmas.

A

Nuestros primos se quedaron con nosotros durante la Navidad.

245
Q

Ahora es mi turno, después será el tuyo.

A

Now it’s my turn, afterwards it’ll be yours.

246
Q

Mi abuela se puso mi suéter rosado y el tejido se estiró.

A

My grandma wore my pink sweater and the fabric stretched.

247
Q

Se me rompió el zipper, así que usé un seguro para cerrarel vestido.

A

The zipper broke, so I used a safety pin to close the dress.

248
Q

My brother is two years older than me.

A

Mi hermano es dos años mayor que yo.

249
Q

Our son lives in Boston.

A

Nuestro hijo vive en Boston.

250
Q

Turn on the radio, I want to hear my favorite station.

A

Prende el radio que quiero escuchar mi emisora favorita.

251
Q

Cuando por fin vio a su hermano, lo abrazó fuertemente.

A

When he finally saw his brother, he hugged him tight.

252
Q

Kids usually like bright colors.

A

A los niños les suelen gustar los colores vivos.

253
Q

My nephew is huge; how he’s grown since I last saw him!

A

Está enorme mi sobrino; ¡cómo ha crecido desde la última vez que lo vi!

254
Q

Leaving your wife for a younger woman is so clichéd.

A

Abandonar a tu esposa por una mujer más joven es tan estereotipado.

255
Q

¡Mi nieto apenas tiene un año de edad y ya puede caminar!

A

My grandson is barely a year old and can already walk!

256
Q

I have spent the whole day running around after the kids.

A

Me he pasado el día corriendo detrás de los niños.

257
Q

En la noche mi esposo siempre se roba todas las cobijas.

A

At night my husband always hogs the bedding.

258
Q

It was a pleasure to meet your charming wife.

A

Fue un placer conocer a tu encantadora esposa.

259
Q

My aunt says she’s successful because she’s also hardworking and honest.

A

Mi tía dice que es exitosa porque también es trabajadora y honesta.

260
Q

El circo era enorme con sus tres pistas.

A

The circus was huge with its three tracks.

261
Q

My dog got lost in the woods.

A

Mi perro se perdió en el bosque.

262
Q

Creo que deberíamos tocar la canción en re, pero nuestro bajista quiere tocarla en mi.

A

I think we should play the song in D, but our bass player wants to play it in E.

263
Q

It pleased her to see her son so happy.

A

A ella le gustó ver a su hijo tan contento.

264
Q

¡Caramba! Esto sí que es una fiesta.

A

Good heavens! This is some party.

265
Q

Vamos abuelo, que todavía no es hora de dormir.

A

Come on old man, it isn’t time for bed yet.

266
Q

My grandparents have another house in Monterrey.

A

Mis abuelos tienen otra vivienda en Monterrey.

267
Q

to like

A

gustar

268
Q

Estoy en el restaurante en donde comimos el otro día.

A

I’m at the restaurant where we ate the other day.

269
Q

El bolígrafo se inventó después del lápiz.

A

The pen was invented after the pencil.

270
Q

La casa y cuanto encerraba, eran de su propiedad.

A

The house was his own, and everything in it.

271
Q

Our concerns are not serious.

A

Nuestras preocupaciones no son graves.

272
Q

My new nephew will be born in the summer.

A

Mi nuevo sobrino nacerá en el verano.

273
Q

Grandma sent for me to come and spend the afternoon with her.

A

Abuela me mandó a venir a pasar la tarde con ella.

274
Q

Esta es su caseta.

A

This is its doghouse.

275
Q

I met my husband in July of 1972.

A

Conocí a mi esposo en julio de 1972.

(1972 - mil novecientos setenta y dos)

276
Q

I hate feeling like a burden for my family when I’m sick.

A

Odio sentirme como una carga para mi familia cuando estoy enfermo.

277
Q

You can’t find your keys? Perhaps you left them in the car.

A

He brushed her cheek with his lips.

278
Q

¡Caramba! ¡Se me cayó mi laptop!

A

Darn! I dropped my laptop!

279
Q

La abuela ayudó a su nieta a deshacer los regalos.

A

The grandmother helped her granddaughter unwrap the gifts.

280
Q

Fue un placer conocer a tu encantadora esposa.

A

It was a pleasure to meet your charming wife.

281
Q

The zipper broke, so I used a safety pin to close the dress.

A

Se me rompió el zipper, así que usé un seguro para cerrarel vestido.

282
Q

Our seats are in the upper level of the stadium.

A

Nuestros asientos están en el nivel superior del estadio.