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Acabe con la leche.: I finished off the milk.
Se nos acabo el dinero.: We've run out of money.
Se acabo: Its over. I'm out of it.
Terminar Agotar Esta agotado.: We're out of it.
Esta acabado: Its finished.
He's washed up.
Acabo de comer.: I have just eaten.
Acababa de comer cuando llegaste.: I had just eaten when you arrived.
Amanecer: to dawn
Como amaneciste?: How did you sleep?
(from "how did you dawn")
Amanecio muerto: he died in his sleep.
Pedro anda gritando tu nombre. Anda corriendo Anda en coche: Pedro's going around shouting your name.
Ya no ando con ellos.: I don't hang around with them anymore.
Por donde andas?: Where are you at?
Andale! Anda!: Let's get moving! o That's fine.

Way to go.
Andale pues!: Have a nice day!
Antojarse: to feel like, craving, urge
Se me antoja una pizza.: I'm dying for a pizza.
Por que no vas a ir al cine? Porque no se me antoja.: Why aren't you going to the movies? Because I don't feel like it.
Dejame una dona; luego se me va a antojar.: Leave me a donut; I'll probably feel like having one later.
Bajar de peso Me baja la maleta por favor? Bajale: lose weight

Get my suitcase down please?

Turn it down (the volume)or slow down (the speed)
Quepo yo? Cabe decir. No cabe duda.: Will I fit?

It's worth mentioning.

There's no doubt.
Se me cayo el vaso Caer bien, caer mal.: I dropped the glass.

I like, I don't like.
Te caigo en la tarde. Es que me cayeron.: I'll drop in on you in the pm.

They just showed up (negative).
Me puede cambiar un billete de a veinte?: Can you change a twenty?
Cambiar de idea Cambiar de opinion Cambiar de casa (mudarse) Cambiar de ropa: change one's mind

change one's opinion

move to another house

change clothes
Coger - vulgar, replace with: Tomar Agarrar: to fornicate

to take

to grab
conocer: to be familiar with, use with proper nouns and all specific people, places and things. se "saber" for everything else.
La pimera vez que lo conoci.: The first time I meet him. (use conocer only for first encounter. After that, "encontrar".
Le encontre en el cine.: I met him at the movies.
They met me at the train.: Me recibieron en el tren.
Quedar en verse o Quedar en encontrarse: for planned get-togethers
Quede en verme con unos amigos en el centro.: I met (up with) my friends downtown.
Creo que tienes la razon.: I think you're right.
Ni creas que te voy a ayudar.: Don't expect me to help you.
Creo que si o no.: I think so.
Ana se quedo para quedar a sus ninos.: Ana stayed home to watch over the kids.
Dar en la torre.: They beat the pants off them.
Dar a la calle: to face the street
da igual da lo mismo: It's all the same to me

It does not matter
dar coraje dar la lata: to make mad

to perter or to be a pain
Estan dando la segunda parte de Arma Mortal.: They're showing the second part of Lethal Weapon.
Darse por vencido: I give up
Darse cuenta Perdon, no me di cuenta de que estaba estacionando en su pie.: To realize.

Sorry, I didn't realize I was parked on your foot.
Dile que venga Dile que estamos aqui.: Tell him to come here.

Tell him we're here.
Dejenos entrar Entremos o vamos a entrar: Let us in

Let's go in
Dejame en paz Dejalo: Leave me alone

Drop it.
Deja ver o Dejame ver: Let me see
Que lo disfruten: that you enjoyed
Diviertanse: Enjoy yourselves.
Sueno dormir o dormirse: sleep

to go to sleep
La fiesta duro toda la noche.: The fiesta lasted all night.
meter sacar echar: putting in

taking out

kicking out
echar a perder: to spoil
Echame la mano.: Give me a hand.
Echale ganas, hijo: Give it a good effort, son.
Echar la culpa: to blame
Se lo encargo mucho: I'm really counting on you.
Te encargo unas aspirinas?: Can you get me some aspirin?
Me equivoque de telefono.: I made a mistake about the phone no.
Espero que venga: I hope she comes.
Espero a que regrese.: I'll wait for her to come back.
El esta de malas.: He's in a bad mood.
Estrenar Voy a estrenar la camisa que me regalaste.: Display something

I'm going to wear (1st time) the shirt that you gave me.
Me guarda la maleta?: Put my suitcase away?
Cuidate la maleta?: Keep an eye on my suitcase?
Habia veinte personas en el auto. Never use habian: There were twenty people in the car.
Hubo un choque en la carretera. Never use hubieron: There was an accident on the highway.
El habla: Speaking

This is he
Hazte de cuenta Haz de cuenta: Pretend that

Let's say that
Hacerse Se hace el loco para no ir a carcel.: to become, to act like

He pretends to be crazy to avoid going to jail.
No te hagas: Don't give me that
No te vayas a meter en lios: Don't go getting yourself in trouble.
Logre reparar la tele: I managed to fix the television.
Cuando tiempo lleva aqui!: How long have you been here?
Es el senor que lleva lentes.: He's the man with the glasses on.
No me llevo con ellos.: I don't get along with them.
Llevatelo: Take it
Manda hacer unas copias.: Have some copies made.
Vamos a meternos.: Let's go inside.
No te metas con mi hermana.: Don't get mixed up with my sister.
Yo te nota: So I see
Si quiere ir parado: If you want to travel standing up.
El coche se paro. Pare el coche.: The car stopped.

I stopped the car.
Me parezco a mi padre.: I look like my father.
Estan pasando la nueva pelicula.: They are showing the new movie.
Pidele que se vaya.: Ask him to leave.
Pedir prestado: to borrow
Me prestas tu pluma?: Can you lend me your pen?
Aqui me quedo: I'm staying here
Quedese con el cambio: Keep the change.
Me quede en blanco.: I don't understand it at all.
Este saco no me queda.: This coat doesn't fit.
Perdon, donde queda la plaza?: Excuse me, where is the plaza?
En que quedamos?: So what's the deal?
Queda bien: to be on one's good side
Cuando quieras, donde quieras, como quieras: whenever you like, wherever you like, however you like
Fue con querer o sin querer?: Was it on purpose or by accident/
romper romperse: to break intentionally

to break accidentally
romper con el novio: break up with sweetheart
de haberlo sabido: if only I had known
que yo sepa: as far as I know
la sopa sabe bien: the soup tastes good
sigue creyendo en Santa Claus: he still believes in Santa Claus
Quien sigue?: Who's next?
Como sigues?: How are you getting along?
Siento haber llegado tarde.: Sorry I'm late.
Que cerveza sea: Whatever or any beer they have.
No sirve mi telefono.: My telephone does not work.
Soler Suele ir al cine saliendo del trabajo.: to be in the habit of

He usually goes to the movies after work.
sonar suena el timbre No, pero el nombre me suena.: to sound or ring

the doorbell is ringing

No, but the name rings a bell.
Sueno con serpientes.: I dream about snakes.
Tarda el tiempo que quieras.: Take as much time as you want.
Tarde en llegar porque habia mucho trafico.: I'm late getting here because there was a lot of traffic.
El tren esta tardando en llegar.: The train is late arriving.
Me toca: my turn
tratar de trate de dormir: to try

I tried to sleep
No vale la pena: Its not worth it.
Mas vale tarde que nunca: Better late than never
Lo veo dificil: It looks difficult
Se ve bien: He, she it looks good.
Se ve que son grandes amigos: You can tell they're great friends.
Volver + infinitivo Gracias, vuelvo a llamar mas tarde: to repeat, do it again

Thanks, I'll call again later.
Vuelve a intentar.: Try again.

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