Level 2 Unit 4 Dating 101 Flashcards

1
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Supongo que no caminan directamente hacia ti, Tom.

A

I don’t suppose they walk straight up to you, Tom.

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2
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¿Y? Tú cenas con Tina.

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So? You have dinner with Tina.

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3
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But soon you’ll see who he is. He’s on his way.

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Pero ya pronto verás quién es. Está en camino.

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4
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Fuimos al cine y luego cenamos.

A

We went to the movies and had dinnerafterward.

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5
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Me divierto mucho cuando me llevas.

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I have a lot of fun when you take me.

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6
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Sí, nos conocimos en la universidad y estamos enamorados.

A

Yes, we met at the university and we are in love.

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7
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Cada dos semanas, Desi camina cuatro horas para llevar a Michel al centro de salud.

A

Every two weeks, Desi walks four hours to take Michel to the health center.

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8
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Tu estudias con tu amiga, Elena.

A

You study with your friend, Elena.

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9
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¿Crees que debería textear a Terry?

A

You think I should text Terry?

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10
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Te mando el más cordial saludo desde Argentina.

A

I send my warmest regards from Argentina.

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11
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Tú llevas mucho equipaje.

A

You carry a lot of baggage.

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12
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Puedes sentirlo cuando caminas por esas sinuosas calles empedradas.

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You can feel it when you walk down those winding cobblestone streets.

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13
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Y nosotros mismos, trabajamos en ellas.

A

And we ourselves are working on this.

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14
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¿Qué nos llevamos ahora? – dijo Grete, y miró a su alrededor.

A

What shall we take now, then? , said Grete and looked around.

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15
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to dance

A

bailar

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16
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¡Cuéntame! ¿Cómo es él? ¿Qué hacen cuando salen?

A

Tell me all about it! What is he like? What do you do when you go out?

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17
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We dance salsa.

A

Bailamos salsa.

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18
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Llegaremos mañana si caminamos toda la noche.

A

We’ll be there tomorrow if we walk all night.

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19
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little love / baby, sweetie

A

amorcito

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20
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Estoy muy feliz con mi nuevo novio.

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I am very happy with my new boyfriend.

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21
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Se sabe que el color rojo hace que los toroscarguen.

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

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22
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You don’t need to flirt with me, we’re already married.

A

No necesitas coquetear, ya estamos casados.

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23
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Ellos bailan el tango.

A

They dance the tango.

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24
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When they touch their rings, they activate - form of a waterfall, shape of a dinosaur, that kind of thing.

A

Cuando ellos tocan sus anillos, activan… una figura de pared de agua, en forma de dinosaurio, ese tipo de cosas.

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25
Q

I can’t tell you. You know him…

A

No te puedo decir. Tú lo conoces…

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26
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Caminamos en la playa.

A

We walk on the beach.

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27
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Elaine tocó una interpretación preciosa de Scarlatti en el clave.

A

Elaine played a lovely rendition of Scarlatti on the harpsichord.

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28
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The boy next door helped me carry the bags.

A

El chico de al lado me ayudó a llevar las bolsas.

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29
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I always knock on the door before coming into her room.

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Siempre le toco la puerta antes de entrar en su habitación.

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30
Q

mi vida

A

my life / honey

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31
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Como yo estudio literatura, tiendo a ver las películas desde una perspectiva artística.

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Because I study literature, I tend to see films from an artistic perspective.

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32
Q

This guy, is he blond or brunette?

A

¿Este chico, es rubio o moreno?

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33
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Mi perro nada en el agua mientras yo camino por la playa.

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My dog swims in the water while I walk down the beach.

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34
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Fabiola canta muy lindo.

A

Fabiola sings very nicely.

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35
Q

So… merry Christmas, sweetheart.

A

Bueno… feliz navidad, corazoncito.

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36
Q

Dear , why don’t you call your mother?

A

Mijo , ¿por qué no llamas a tu mamá?

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37
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Me lleva él o me lo llevo yo.

A

He takes me or I take him.

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38
Q

llamar

A

to call

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39
Q

to eat

A

dormir

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40
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Mi nombre es Francisco pero mis amigos me llaman Fran.

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My name is Francisco, but my friends call me Fran.

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41
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The road that takes you to the mountains is closed.

A

La carretera que te lleva a la montaña está cerrada.

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42
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Me encanta la sensación de caminar descalzo por la playa.

A

I love the feeling of walking barefoot on the beach.

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43
Q

Ella estudia a sus enemigos, cariño.

A

She studies her enemies, darling.

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44
Q

to study

A

estudiar

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45
Q

Quiero comer chocolate.

A

I want to eat chocolate.

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46
Q

We are going to take the kids to see an animated movie this Saturday.

A

Vamos a llevar a los niños a ver una película animada este sábado.

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47
Q

You carry a lot of baggage.

A

Tú llevas mucho equipaje.

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48
Q

We have dinner on Fridays.

A

Nosotros cenamos los viernes.

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49
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Dicen que lo que él toca, florece.

A

They say whatever he touches flourishes.

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50
Q

¿Este chico, es rubio o moreno?

A

This guy, is he blond or brunette?

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51
Q

There’s little wine left for the guests.

A

Queda poco vino para los invitados.

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52
Q

Algunos dicen que el Polo Norte se está derritiendo debido al calentamiento global.

A

Some people say that the North Pole is melting due to global warming.

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53
Q

La ardilla con menos bellotas tiene que ponerse a trabajar.

A

The squirrel with the fewest acorns needs to get busy.

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54
Q

I cook breakfast every morning.

A

Yo cocino desayuno todas las mañanas.

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55
Q

to walk

A

caminar

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56
Q

querer

A

to love, to want

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57
Q

El papa lo halagó por la Capilla Sixtina.

A

The pope complimented him on the Sistine Chapel.

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58
Q

What shall we take now, then? , said Grete and looked around.

A

¿Qué nos llevamos ahora? – dijo Grete, y miró a su alrededor.

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59
Q

Pero puede parecer muy diferente en septiembre.

A

But it might look very different in September.

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60
Q

El lunes tengo una cita con el dentista.

A

I have a dentist appointment on Monday.

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61
Q

I work for the Daily Planet as a photographer.

A

Trabajo para el Daily Planet como fotógrafo.

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62
Q

The cat purrs whenever you touch it.

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El gato ronronea cada vez que lo tocas.

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63
Q

We just need to set the table and then we can eat.

A

Sólo tenemos que poner la mesa y luego podemos comer.

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64
Q

Esos son los países y los pueblos de los que hablamos.

A

Those are the countries and peoples of whom we speak.

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65
Q

to call

A

llamar

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66
Q

Sometimes I walk in my sleep.

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A veces, yo camino dormida.

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67
Q

Sweetie, do you want your coffee with or without milk?

A

Amorcito, ¿quieres tu café con o sin leche?

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68
Q

Yo llamo a mi abuela en su cumpleaños.

A

I call my grandmother on her birthday.

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69
Q

My parents get anxious if I don’t call every few days.

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Mis padres se ponen inquietos si no les llamocada par de días.

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70
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Ella trabaja como una intérprete en las Naciones Unidas.

A

She works as an interpreter at the United Nations.

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71
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Mi perro saltó y se lastimó la pata.

A

My dog jumped and hurt his paw.

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72
Q

I work with my father.

A

Yo trabajo con mi padre.

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73
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She works as an interpreter at the United Nations.

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Ella trabaja como una intérprete en las Naciones Unidas.

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74
Q

Mucha gente ya no escribe con papel y pluma.

A

Many people don’t write with pen and paper anymore.

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75
Q

Hola Emily, ¿cómo estás?

A

Hi Emily, how are you?

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76
Q

Me llama y hablamos durante horas, caminamos por el parque, a veces hasta cocina para mi.

A

He calls me and we talk for hours, we walk through the park, sometimes he even cooks for me.

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77
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I’m taking them to get them cleaned, because they’re dirty.

A

Las llevo para lavarlas, porque están sucias.

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78
Q

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

A

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

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79
Q

My dog jumped and hurt his paw.

A

Mi perro saltó y se lastimó la pata.

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80
Q

Our neighbors are too loud. We had to call the police on several occasions.

A

Nuestros vecinos son muy ruidosos. Tuvimos que llamar a la policía en distintas ocasiones.

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81
Q

He becomes upset if he calls and I don’t answer.

A

Se enoja si llama y no contesto.

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82
Q

We had to make several trips to bring all our things to the new apartment.

A

Tuvimos que hacer varios viajes para llevartodas nuestras cosas al nuevo departamento.

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83
Q

Las arañas tienen seis patas.

A

Spiders have six legs.

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84
Q

She still loves you deeply.

A

Ella todavía te quiere profundamente.

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85
Q

You study with your friend, Elena.

A

Tu estudias con tu amiga, Elena.

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86
Q

Camino con mis primas.

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I walk with my (female) cousins.

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87
Q

Mi hermana es muy tímida; nunca habla en clase.

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My sister is very shy; she never talks in class.

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88
Q

See you tomorrow, my love.

A

Hasta mañana, mi amor.

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89
Q

Such operations take up to four hours to be completed.

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Estas operaciones llevan hasta cuatro horas.

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90
Q

I am speaking not of years but quite certainly of decades.

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No estoy hablo de años, sino ciertamente de decenios.

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91
Q

Today I ran eight kilometers

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Hoy corrí ocho kilómetros.

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92
Q

Those are the countries and peoples of whom we speak.

A

Esos son los países y los pueblos de los que hablamos.

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93
Q

Huellas que siempre me llevan a ti, quitapenas.

A

Footsteps that always take me to you, oh drink.

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94
Q

Lo llaman un noticiero, pero para mí es pura comicidad.

A

They call it a news show, but to me it’s pure comedy.

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95
Q

to speak, to talk

A

hablar

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96
Q

In the evening, I have dinner at home with my family.

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Por la noche, yo ceno en casa con mi familia.

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97
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Son como pompas de jabón que desaparecen cuando las tocamos.

A

They’re like soap bubbles that disappear when we touchthem.

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98
Q

It ‘s cold in Canada during the winter, so you should take a thick coat.

A

Hace frío en Canadá durante el invierno, así que debes llevar una chamarra gruesa.

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99
Q

No te puedo decir. Tú lo conoces…

A

I can’t tell you. You know him…

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100
Q

Ustedes estudian el español.

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You (all) study Spanish.

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101
Q

La resolución que tenemos ante nosotros nos manda dos claros mensajes.

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The resolution we have before us sends outtwo clear messages.

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102
Q

My poor little heart will suffer for your love.

A

Mi pobre corazoncito sufrirá por tu amor.

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103
Q

Ceno con mi tía.

A

I dine with my aunt.

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104
Q

I don’t suppose they walk straight up to you, Tom.

A

Supongo que no caminan directamente hacia ti, Tom.

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105
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to have dinner

A

cenar

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106
Q

textear

A

to text

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107
Q

They’re like soap bubbles that disappear when we touchthem.

A

Son como pompas de jabón que desaparecen cuando las tocamos.

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108
Q

Creo que los aplausos hablan por sí solos.

A

I think the applause speaks for itself.

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109
Q

Yo toco todo lo que tú tienes miedo de tocar, - y nunca me enfermo.

A

I touch everything you’re afraid to touch, and I never get sick.

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110
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I think the applause speaks for itself.

A

Creo que los aplausos hablan por sí solos.

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111
Q

llevar

A

to take, to bring

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112
Q

to touch

A

tocar

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113
Q

Hace frío en Canadá durante el invierno, así que debes llevar una chamarra gruesa.

A

It ‘s cold in Canada during the winter, so you should take a thick coat.

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114
Q

In my free time, I like to study poetry and playthe piano.

A

En mi tiempo libre, me gusta estudiar poesía y tocar el piano.

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115
Q

Every two weeks, Desi walks four hours to take Michel to the health center.

A

Cada dos semanas, Desi camina cuatro horas para llevar a Michel al centro de salud.

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116
Q

We used to eat our enemies, now we study engineering.

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Solíamos comer a nuestros enemigos, ahora estudiamosingeniería.

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How great! Welcome to the family!

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¡Qué bien! ¡Bienvenida a la familia!

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118
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¿Es de México?

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Is he from Mexico?

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119
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Ella habla con su esposo.

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She speaks with her husband.

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Ellos llevan el perro a caminar todas las tardes.

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They take the dog for a walk every afternoon.

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121
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Me encanta cuando bailas así.

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I love it when you dance like that.

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122
Q

Él es muy alto y guapo.

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He is very tall and handsome.

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Mi hermano baila peor que todos los demás hermanos.

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My brother dances worst of all the siblings.

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124
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Yo cocino desayuno todas las mañanas.

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I cook breakfast every morning.

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125
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My name is Francisco, but my friends call me Fran.

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Mi nombre es Francisco pero mis amigos me llaman Fran.

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126
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Amorcito, no te pongas celoso. Sabes bien que él es solo un amigo.

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Don’t be jealous, darling. You know he’s just a friend.

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127
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No, él cena fuera esta noche.

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No, he’s dining out tonight.

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128
Q

I just touched the light switch and it gave me an electric shock. Be careful!

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Acabo de tocar el interruptor de luz y me dio un calambre. ¡Ten cuidado!

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129
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Is he from Mexico?

A

¿Es de México?

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She makes the bed every morning.

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Ella hace la cama todas las mañanas.

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131
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Tú estudias el español.

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You study Spanish.

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132
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Nuestros vecinos son muy ruidosos. Tuvimos que llamar a la policía en distintas ocasiones.

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Our neighbors are too loud. We had to call the police on several occasions.

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133
Q

The player shot the ball into the goal.

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El jugador metió el balón en la meta.

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134
Q

Walking under the desert sun is truly exhausting.

A

Caminar bajo el sol del desierto sí agota.

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135
Q

¿Por qué mandamos terneros de Suecia a Holanda?

A

Why do we send calves from Sweden to Holland?

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136
Q

Good morning, my love. Would you like a cup of coffee?

A

Buenos días, mi amor. ¿Te traigo una taza de café?

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137
Q

The figures speak for themselves, even if they are not clear.

A

Las cifras hablan por si mismas aunque no estén claras.

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138
Q

El estrés de estudiar tantas horas la estaba volviendo loca.

A

The strain of studying so many hours was driving her crazy.

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139
Q

I am too slow to dance to Caribbean rhythms.

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Me muevo muy lento para bailar ritmos caribeños.

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140
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No, he’s from Honduras, like you. Look, he’s over there.

A

No, él es de Honduras, como tú. Mira, allí está.

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141
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Bueno… feliz navidad, corazoncito.

A

So… merry Christmas, sweetheart.

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142
Q

We went to the movies and had dinnerafterward.

A

Fuimos al cine y luego cenamos.

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Tú estudias, yo curioseo.

A

You’re studying, I’m prying.

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144
Q

We do lots of things together.

A

Hacemos muchas cosas juntos.

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145
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Mi amorcito me regaló una caja de bombones y una rosa.

A

My love gave me a box of chocolates and a rose.

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146
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bailar

A

to dance

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147
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No necesitas coquetear, ya estamos casados.

A

You don’t need to flirt with me, we’re already married.

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148
Q

You (all) study Spanish.

A

Ustedes estudian el español.

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149
Q

They call it a news show, but to me it’s pure comedy.

A

Lo llaman un noticiero, pero para mí es pura comicidad.

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150
Q

Acabo de tocar el interruptor de luz y me dio un calambre. ¡Ten cuidado!

A

I just touched the light switch and it gave me an electric shock. Be careful!

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151
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to take, to bring

A

llevar

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152
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They take the dog for a walk every afternoon.

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Ellos llevan el perro a caminar todas las tardes.

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153
Q

I call my grandmother on her birthday.

A

Yo llamo a mi abuela en su cumpleaños.

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154
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trabajar

A

to work

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155
Q

He calls me and we talk for hours, we walk through the park, sometimes he even cooks for me.

A

Me llama y hablamos durante horas, caminamos por el parque, a veces hasta cocina para mi.

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156
Q

El chico de al lado me ayudó a llevar las bolsas.

A

The boy next door helped me carry the bags.

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157
Q

Mi abuelo lleva fruta al mercado.

A

My grandfather takes fruit to the market.

158
Q

Dicen que no cenan hasta medianoche.

A

They say they don’t eat dinner until midnight.

159
Q

The poor dog had a thorn in his paw.

A

El pobre perro tenía una espina en la pata.

160
Q

No, él es de Honduras, como tú. Mira, allí está.

A

No, he’s from Honduras, like you. Look, he’s over there.

161
Q

You (informal) cook the vegetables and I cook the meat.

A

Tú cocinas las verduras y yo cocino la carne.

162
Q

El jugador metió el balón en la meta.

A

The player shot the ball into the goal.

163
Q

Ella trabaja en una escuela.

A

She works in a school.

164
Q

Elsa and Fred talk while they drink coffee.

A

Elsa y Fred hablan mientras toman café.

165
Q

Maybe you should talk less and listen more.

A

Tal vez deberías hablar menos y escuchar más.

166
Q

A mí no me mandas, ¿entendido?

A

You can’t order me around, understand?

167
Q

I walk with my (female) cousins.

A

Camino con mis primas.

168
Q

We talked all afternoon.

A

Nosotros hablamos toda la tarde.

169
Q

He put his hand upon my hip and we danced.

A

Puso su mano en mi cadera y bailamos.

170
Q

We dance, we dine, he takes me to the movies.

A

Bailamos, cenamos, me lleva al cine.

171
Q

Do you think I should call him? -It can’t hurt.

A

¿Piensas que lo debería llamar? -No pierdes nada con hacerlo.

172
Q

amorcito

A

little love / baby, sweetie

173
Q

Tú cocinas las verduras y yo cocino la carne.

A

You (informal) cook the vegetables and I cook the meat.

174
Q

El pobre perro tenía una espina en la pata.

A

The poor dog had a thorn in his paw.

175
Q

Because I study literature, I tend to see films from an artistic perspective.

A

Como yo estudio literatura, tiendo a ver las películas desde una perspectiva artística.

176
Q

Bailamos, cenamos, me lleva al cine.

A

We dance, we dine, he takes me to the movies.

177
Q

Elaine played a lovely rendition of Scarlatti on the harpsichord.

A

Elaine tocó una interpretación preciosa de Scarlatti en el clave.

178
Q

Tuvimos que hacer varios viajes para llevartodas nuestras cosas al nuevo departamento.

A

We had to make several trips to bring all our things to the new apartment.

179
Q

I love the feeling of walking barefoot on the beach.

A

Me encanta la sensación de caminar descalzo por la playa.

180
Q

estudiar

A

to study

181
Q

It will be difficult to mail such a heavy package.

A

Será difícil mandar por correo un paquete tan pesado.

182
Q

Siempre como un trozo de chocolate oscuro después de cenar.

A

I always eat a piece of dark chocolate after dinner.

183
Q

Vais a ver cómo nos mandan un regimiento entero dijo Porthos.

A

You see, they are going to send a whole regiment against us, said Athos.

184
Q

Walk towards the church and then take a left before the park.

A

Camina hacia la iglesia y vira a la izquierda antes del parque.

185
Q

The resolution we have before us sends outtwo clear messages.

A

La resolución que tenemos ante nosotros nos manda dos claros mensajes.

186
Q

They say whatever he touches flourishes.

A

Dicen que lo que él toca, florece.

187
Q

Sólo tenemos que poner la mesa y luego podemos comer.

A

We just need to set the table and then we can eat.

188
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.

189
Q

Mi amiga baila ballet.

A

My friend dances ballet.

190
Q

Footsteps that always take me to you, oh drink.

A

Huellas que siempre me llevan a ti, quitapenas.

191
Q

Ellos cantan feliz cumpleaños.

A

They sing happy birthday.

192
Q

to work

A

trabajar

193
Q

to text

A

textear

194
Q

Mi amor por el ajo es parte de mi herencia italiana.

A

My love of garlic is part of my Italian heritage.

195
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caminar

A

to walk

196
Q

Hacemos muchas cosas juntos.

A

We do lots of things together.

197
Q

Now shall I dance for you?

A

¿Quiere ver cómo bailo?

198
Q

Mi hermano estudia en Nueva York.

A

My brother studies in New York.

199
Q

Help me to move the table a bit.

A

Ayúdame a mover la mesa un poco.

200
Q

I’m not sure l want to go in.

A

No estoy segura de querer entrar.

201
Q

Cuando ellos tocan sus anillos, activan… una figura de pared de agua, en forma de dinosaurio, ese tipo de cosas.

A

When they touch their rings, they activate - form of a waterfall, shape of a dinosaur, that kind of thing.

202
Q

My dog swims in the water while I walk down the beach.

A

Mi perro nada en el agua mientras yo camino por la playa.

203
Q

You (formal) work a lot.

A

Usted trabaja mucho.

204
Q

my love /honey

A

mi amor

205
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So? You have dinner with Tina.

A

¿Y? Tú cenas con Tina.

206
Q

They say they don’t eat dinner until midnight.

A

Dicen que no cenan hasta medianoche.

207
Q

Esta mesa es demasiado baja para trabajarbien.

A

This table is too low to work comfortably.

208
Q

They sing happy birthday.

A

Ellos cantan feliz cumpleaños.

209
Q

Tal vez deberías hablar menos y escuchar más.

A

Maybe you should talk less and listen more.

210
Q

Eduardo llama a su madre por teléfono.

A

Eduardo calls his mother on the phone.

211
Q

Aurora cocino muy rico.

A

Aurora cooks very richly/deliciously.

212
Q

Javier always texts Marta on the weekends.

A

Javier siempre textea a Marta los fines de semana.

213
Q

Mis padres se ponen inquietos si no les llamocada par de días.

A

My parents get anxious if I don’t call every few days.

214
Q

mandar

A

to send, to order

215
Q

Ayúdame a mover la mesa un poco.

A

Help me to move the table a bit.

216
Q

A veces, yo camino dormida.

A

Sometimes I walk in my sleep.

217
Q

Only the best engineers work at NASA.

A

Solo los mejores ingenieros trabajan en la NASA.

218
Q

Nosotros hablamos toda la tarde.

A

We talked all afternoon.

219
Q

I bought some candy in the kiosk beside the train station.

A

Compré algunas golosinas en el kiosco que está al lado de la estación del ferrocarril.

220
Q

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

A

Se sabe que el color rojo hace que los toroscarguen.

221
Q

En mi tiempo libre, me gusta estudiar poesía y tocar el piano.

A

In my free time, I like to study poetry and playthe piano.

222
Q

Él trabaja mucho.

A

He works a lot.

223
Q

But it might look very different in September.

A

Pero puede parecer muy diferente en septiembre.

224
Q

Pero ya pronto verás quién es. Está en camino.

A

But soon you’ll see who he is. He’s on his way.

225
Q

Por la noche, yo ceno en casa con mi familia.

A

In the evening, I have dinner at home with my family.

226
Q

Tú estudias español.

A

You study Spanish.

227
Q

She just called up and ordered the cake.

A

Sólo llamó y pidió el pastel.

228
Q

We plunder everything there is and take all the riches.

A

Saqueamos por doquier y nos llevamos todas las riquezas.

229
Q

I touch everything you’re afraid to touch, and I never get sick.

A

Yo toco todo lo que tú tienes miedo de tocar, - y nunca me enfermo.

230
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cenar

A

to have dinner

231
Q

Buenos días, mi amor. ¿Te traigo una taza de café?

A

Good morning, my love. Would you like a cup of coffee?

232
Q

I want to eat chocolate.

A

Quiero comer chocolate.

233
Q

Las llevo para lavarlas, porque están sucias.

A

I’m taking them to get them cleaned, because they’re dirty.

234
Q

¡Guau, qué maravilla! ¿Quién es este chico?

A

Wow, how fantastic! Who is this guy?

235
Q

I have a dentist appointment on Monday.

A

El lunes tengo una cita con el dentista.

236
Q

Siempre le toco la puerta antes de entrar en su habitación.

A

I always knock on the door before coming into her room.

237
Q

Las cifras hablan por si mismas aunque no estén claras.

A

The figures speak for themselves, even if they are not clear.

238
Q

Yo hablo por teléfono.

A

I talk on the phone.

239
Q

Nosotros cenamos los viernes.

A

We have dinner on Fridays.

240
Q

Se pone muy vergonzoso cuando los desconocidos le hablan.

A

He becomes very shy when strangers talk to him.

241
Q

My brother dances worst of all the siblings.

A

Mi hermano baila peor que todos los demás hermanos.

242
Q

My sister is very shy; she never talks in class.

A

Mi hermana es muy tímida; nunca habla en clase.

243
Q

Don’t be jealous, darling. You know he’s just a friend.

A

Amorcito, no te pongas celoso. Sabes bien que él es solo un amigo.

244
Q

He becomes very shy when strangers talk to him.

A

Se pone muy vergonzoso cuando los desconocidos le hablan.

245
Q

mi amor

A

my love /honey

246
Q

Hoy corrí ocho kilómetros.

A

Today I ran eight kilometers

247
Q

Puso su mano en mi cadera y bailamos.

A

He put his hand upon my hip and we danced.

248
Q

Camina hacia la iglesia y vira a la izquierda antes del parque.

A

Walk towards the church and then take a left before the park.

249
Q

I love it when you dance like that.

A

Me encanta cuando bailas así.

250
Q

¿Vienes mucho a este café a estudiar?

A

Do you come to this cafe to study much?

251
Q

You’re studying, I’m prying.

A

Tú estudias, yo curioseo.

252
Q

Realizaron los experimentos sin tocar ningún animal.

A

They carried out all the tests without touching a single animal.

253
Q

Wow, how fantastic! Who is this guy?

A

¡Guau, qué maravilla! ¿Quién es este chico?

254
Q

to flirt

A

coquetear

255
Q

Necesito textear a Carly ahora.

A

I need to text carly now.

256
Q

They dine as a family on Sundays.

A

Ellos cenan en familia los domingos.

257
Q

The squirrel with the fewest acorns needs to get busy.

A

La ardilla con menos bellotas tiene que ponerse a trabajar.

258
Q

Do you come to this cafe to study much?

A

¿Vienes mucho a este café a estudiar?

259
Q

He’s brunette and tall.

A

Es moreno y alto.

260
Q

Vienen aquí y ni siquiera beben o bailan.

A

They come here and don’t even drink or dance.

261
Q

La mejor sopa que sirven es de brócoli y queso cheddar.

A

The best soup they serve is broccoli cheddar.

262
Q

El gato ronronea cada vez que lo tocas.

A

The cat purrs whenever you touch it.

263
Q

I send a lot of text messages.

A

Yo mando muchos mensajes de texto.

264
Q

We’ll be there tomorrow if we walk all night.

A

Llegaremos mañana si caminamos toda la noche.

265
Q

Many people don’t write with pen and paper anymore.

A

Mucha gente ya no escribe con papel y pluma.

266
Q

I need to text carly now.

A

Necesito textear a Carly ahora.

267
Q

My love gave me a box of chocolates and a rose.

A

Mi amorcito me regaló una caja de bombones y una rosa.

268
Q

They come here and don’t even drink or dance.

A

Vienen aquí y ni siquiera beben o bailan.

269
Q

He works a lot.

A

Él trabaja mucho.

270
Q

Ella hace la cama todas las mañanas.

A

She makes the bed every morning.

271
Q

I am very happy with my new boyfriend.

A

Estoy muy feliz con mi nuevo novio.

272
Q

The best soup they serve is broccoli cheddar.

A

La mejor sopa que sirven es de brócoli y queso cheddar.

273
Q

Cristina y Javier hablan durante horas.

A

Cristina and Javier talk for hours.

274
Q

This table is too low to work comfortably.

A

Esta mesa es demasiado baja para trabajarbien.

275
Q

Solo los mejores ingenieros trabajan en la NASA.

A

Only the best engineers work at NASA.

276
Q

Javier siempre textea a Marta los fines de semana.

A

Javier always texts Marta on the weekends.

277
Q

Trabajo para el Daily Planet como fotógrafo.

A

I work for the Daily Planet as a photographer.

278
Q

Fabiola sings very nicely.

A

Fabiola canta muy lindo.

279
Q

Te mandamos saludos desde la playa.

A

Everyone sends their best wishes from the beach.

280
Q

It’s actually called texting, Dad.

A

En realidad se llama textear, papá.

281
Q

The space I have in my double bed is so luxurious.

A

El espacio que tengo en mi cama doble es tan lujoso.

282
Q

Mi pobre corazoncito sufrirá por tu amor.

A

My poor little heart will suffer for your love.

283
Q

Hablan por teléfono por la noche.

A

They talk on the phone at night.

284
Q

My darling, would you marry me?

A

Mi amor, ¿te casarías conmigo?

285
Q

No estoy hablo de años, sino ciertamente de decenios.

A

I am speaking not of years but quite certainly of decades.

286
Q

La carretera que te lleva a la montaña está cerrada.

A

The road that takes you to the mountains is closed.

287
Q

She studies her enemies, darling.

A

Ella estudia a sus enemigos, cariño.

288
Q

¡Qué bien! ¡Bienvenida a la familia!

A

How great! Welcome to the family!

289
Q

to love, to want

A

querer

290
Q

She speaks with her husband.

A

Ella habla con su esposo.

291
Q

Cristina and Javier talk for hours.

A

Cristina y Javier hablan durante horas.

292
Q

Why do we send calves from Sweden to Holland?

A

¿Por qué mandamos terneros de Suecia a Holanda?

293
Q

My brother studies in New York.

A

Mi hermano estudia en Nueva York.

294
Q

No, he’s dining out tonight.

A

No, él cena fuera esta noche.

295
Q

He takes me or I take him.

A

Me lleva él o me lo llevo yo.

296
Q

You study Spanish.

A

Tú estudias el español.

297
Q

Usted trabaja mucho.

A

You (formal) work a lot.

298
Q

Hi Emily, how are you?

A

Hola Emily, ¿cómo estás?

299
Q

You can feel it when you walk down those winding cobblestone streets.

A

Puedes sentirlo cuando caminas por esas sinuosas calles empedradas.

300
Q

You think I should text Terry?

A

¿Crees que debería textear a Terry?

301
Q

Yo mando muchos mensajes de texto.

A

I send a lot of text messages.

302
Q

Mijo , ¿por qué no llamas a tu mamá?

A

Dear , why don’t you call your mother?

303
Q

Me muevo muy lento para bailar ritmos caribeños.

A

I am too slow to dance to Caribbean rhythms.

304
Q

my life / honey

A

mi vida

305
Q

He is very tall and handsome.

A

Él es muy alto y guapo.

306
Q

Some people say that the North Pole is melting due to global warming.

A

Algunos dicen que el Polo Norte se está derritiendo debido al calentamiento global.

307
Q

You see, they are going to send a whole regiment against us, said Athos.

A

Vais a ver cómo nos mandan un regimiento entero dijo Porthos.

308
Q

They talk on the phone at night.

A

Hablan por teléfono por la noche.

309
Q

My friend dances ballet.

A

Mi amiga baila ballet.

310
Q

I’d do anything for you, my darling.

A

Yo por ti haría cualquiera cosa, mi vida.

311
Q

corazoncito

A

little heart / baby, sweetheart

312
Q

dormir

A

to eat

313
Q

I work in a new office.

A

Yo trabajo en una oficina nueva.

314
Q

Ellos cenan en familia los domingos.

A

They dine as a family on Sundays.

315
Q

No estoy segura de querer entrar.

A

I’m not sure l want to go in.

316
Q

hablar

A

to speak, to talk

317
Q

Saqueamos por doquier y nos llevamos todas las riquezas.

A

We plunder everything there is and take all the riches.

318
Q

El relojero encendió una lámpara de kerosén y la observo.

A

The watchmaker lit a kerosene lamp and stared at her.

319
Q

Esto es lo que llamamos sentido común.

A

This is what we call common sense.

320
Q

If you speak to the teacher, she may let you hand in your homework late.

A

Si hablas con la maestra, a lo mejor te dejará entregar la tarea tarde.

321
Q

El ambiente de ese bar invita a bailar.

A

The atmosphere of that bar entices you to dance.

322
Q

Tell me all about it! What is he like? What do you do when you go out?

A

¡Cuéntame! ¿Cómo es él? ¿Qué hacen cuando salen?

323
Q

The watchmaker lit a kerosene lamp and stared at her.

A

El relojero encendió una lámpara de kerosén y la observo.

324
Q

Everyone sends their best wishes from the beach.

A

Te mandamos saludos desde la playa.

325
Q

Do you work or do you study?

A

¿ Trabajas o estudias?

326
Q

The atmosphere of that bar entices you to dance.

A

El ambiente de ese bar invita a bailar.

327
Q

But that’s my brother, Daniel!

A

¡Pero ese es mi hermano, Daniel!

328
Q

tocar

A

to touch

329
Q

Spiders have six legs.

A

Las arañas tienen seis patas.

330
Q

I have a lot of fun when you take me.

A

Me divierto mucho cuando me llevas.

331
Q

Estas operaciones llevan hasta cuatro horas.

A

Such operations take up to four hours to be completed.

332
Q

Se enoja si llama y no contesto.

A

He becomes upset if he calls and I don’t answer.

333
Q

Queda poco vino para los invitados.

A

There’s little wine left for the guests.

334
Q

Me invitó a cenar con su familia.

A

He invited me to have dinner with his family.

335
Q

They dance the tango.

A

Ellos bailan el tango.

336
Q

little heart / baby, sweetheart

A

corazoncito

337
Q

¿Quiere ver cómo bailo?

A

Now shall I dance for you?

338
Q

My grandfather takes fruit to the market.

A

Mi abuelo lleva fruta al mercado.

339
Q

Bailamos salsa.

A

We dance salsa.

340
Q

coquetear

A

to flirt

341
Q

Solíamos comer a nuestros enemigos, ahora estudiamosingeniería.

A

We used to eat our enemies, now we study engineering.

342
Q

¡Pero ese es mi hermano, Daniel!

A

But that’s my brother, Daniel!

343
Q

Caminar bajo el sol del desierto sí agota.

A

Walking under the desert sun is truly exhausting.

344
Q

Es moreno y alto.

A

He’s brunette and tall.

345
Q

They carried out all the tests without touching a single animal.

A

Realizaron los experimentos sin tocar ningún animal.

346
Q

Mis hijas estudian en un colegio cerca de la casa.

A

My daughters study at a school near our house.

347
Q

to eat

A

comer

348
Q

He invited me to have dinner with his family.

A

Me invitó a cenar con su familia.

349
Q

Yo por ti haría cualquiera cosa, mi vida.

A

I’d do anything for you, my darling.

350
Q

Ella todavía te quiere profundamente.

A

She still loves you deeply.

351
Q

Yo trabajo en una oficina nueva.

A

I work in a new office.

352
Q

My brother and your sister have been flirting all night long.

A

Mi hermano y tu hermana han estado coqueteando toda la noche.

353
Q

I talk on the phone.

A

Yo hablo por teléfono.

354
Q

Yes, we met at the university and we are in love.

A

Sí, nos conocimos en la universidad y estamos enamorados.

355
Q

Aurora cooks very richly/deliciously.

A

Aurora cocino muy rico.

356
Q

¿Piensas que lo debería llamar? -No pierdes nada con hacerlo.

A

Do you think I should call him? -It can’t hurt.

357
Q

I always eat a piece of dark chocolate after dinner.

A

Siempre como un trozo de chocolate oscuro después de cenar.

358
Q

Sólo llamó y pidió el pastel.

A

She just called up and ordered the cake.

359
Q

Será difícil mandar por correo un paquete tan pesado.

A

It will be difficult to mail such a heavy package.

360
Q

Hasta mañana, mi amor.

A

See you tomorrow, my love.

361
Q

I send my warmest regards from Argentina.

A

Te mando el más cordial saludo desde Argentina.

362
Q

The pope complimented him on the Sistine Chapel.

A

El papa lo halagó por la Capilla Sixtina.

363
Q

¿ Trabajas o estudias?

A

Do you work or do you study?

364
Q

You can’t order me around, understand?

A

A mí no me mandas, ¿entendido?

365
Q

Amorcito, ¿quieres tu café con o sin leche?

A

Sweetie, do you want your coffee with or without milk?

366
Q

El espacio que tengo en mi cama doble es tan lujoso.

A

The space I have in my double bed is so luxurious.

367
Q

Elsa y Fred hablan mientras toman café.

A

Elsa and Fred talk while they drink coffee.

368
Q

to send, to order

A

mandar

369
Q

Compré algunas golosinas en el kiosco que está al lado de la estación del ferrocarril.

A

I bought some candy in the kiosk beside the train station.

370
Q

Yo trabajo con mi padre.

A

I work with my father.

371
Q

My love of garlic is part of my Italian heritage.

A

Mi amor por el ajo es parte de mi herencia italiana.

372
Q

You study Spanish.

A

Tú estudias español.

373
Q

And we ourselves are working on this.

A

Y nosotros mismos, trabajamos en ellas.

374
Q

No pude dormir porque estaba duro el colchón.

A

I couldn’t sleep because the mattress was hard.

375
Q

I couldn’t sleep because the mattress was hard.

A

No pude dormir porque estaba duro el colchón.

376
Q

My daughters study at a school near our house.

A

Mis hijas estudian en un colegio cerca de la casa.

377
Q

Las patas de las gaviotas habían dejado su inconfundible huella en la arena.

A

The seagulls’ feet had left their unmistakable prints on the sand.

378
Q

En realidad se llama textear, papá.

A

It’s actually called texting, Dad.

379
Q

The seagulls’ feet had left their unmistakable prints on the sand.

A

Las patas de las gaviotas habían dejado su inconfundible huella en la arena.

380
Q

I dine with my aunt.

A

Ceno con mi tía.

381
Q

She works in a school.

A

Ella trabaja en una escuela.

382
Q

Mi amor, ¿te casarías conmigo?

A

My darling, would you marry me?

383
Q

Mi hermano y tu hermana han estado coqueteando toda la noche.

A

My brother and your sister have been flirting all night long.

384
Q

comer

A

to eat

385
Q

This is what we call common sense.

A

Esto es lo que llamamos sentido común.

386
Q

We walk on the beach.

A

Caminamos en la playa.

387
Q

Vamos a llevar a los niños a ver una película animada este sábado.

A

We are going to take the kids to see an animated movie this Saturday.

388
Q

Si hablas con la maestra, a lo mejor te dejará entregar la tarea tarde.

A

If you speak to the teacher, she may let you hand in your homework late.

389
Q

The strain of studying so many hours was driving her crazy.

A

El estrés de estudiar tantas horas la estaba volviendo loca.

390
Q

Eduardo calls his mother on the phone.

A

Eduardo llama a su madre por teléfono.