1. Cuánto tiempo sin verte - long time no see. Cómo estuvo Tu día - how was your day. No me puedo quejar - I can't complain. Esto es para ti - this is for you. Qué te gustaría comer - what would you like to eat. Me tengo que ir - I have to go Nos vemos más tarde - see you later Qué lo pases bien - have a good time Soy capaz De hacerlo - I'm capable of doing it. Ni aquí ni allá - neither here nor there. 2.
See you later...everyone in Mexico just says hasta luego much more often than nos vemos. I live here and all the Mexicans I know use use hasta luego. Whether it's friends or the cashier at OXXO.
It depends in Spain. Hasta luego is most popular, but you do still get nos vemos, ciao, and adiós a bit. Funnily enough, ciao is used in lots of European countries.
@@bokaboka1513 LMFAO, what do you think? The fool above asked a stupid question so I gave a stupid reply. Obviously, I was joking. That should be apparent to anyone with an ounce of knowledge about Spanish.
Perfect like this with both languages spoken out loud. Good video - Can listen while I work -Thumbs up!
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Excellent concept. Excellent word selection. Excellent presentation. Gracias.
Que lo pases bien. Have a good time. No necesita acento porque no es interrogación u admiración.
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Welcome!
1.
Cuánto tiempo sin verte - long time no see.
Cómo estuvo Tu día - how was your day.
No me puedo quejar - I can't complain.
Esto es para ti - this is for you.
Qué te gustaría comer - what would you like to eat.
Me tengo que ir - I have to go
Nos vemos más tarde - see you later
Qué lo pases bien - have a good time
Soy capaz De hacerlo - I'm capable of doing it.
Ni aquí ni allá - neither here nor there.
2.
Nice!
Is there a video for names 🤔
See you later...everyone in Mexico just says hasta luego much more often than nos vemos. I live here and all the Mexicans I know use use hasta luego. Whether it's friends or the cashier at OXXO.
It depends in Spain. Hasta luego is most popular, but you do still get nos vemos, ciao, and adiós a bit. Funnily enough, ciao is used in lots of European countries.
Are these English saying translated to Spanish OR actual things Spanish speakers say? Example “long time no see”, “I can’t complain”
Eso = that
Grcias pero reputation el ingles 2 vesesno el espanol.lo se demasiado
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Are these correct
No, they are all incorrect. The narrator is originally from Russia and this is Yiddish.
@@Miami799 wait what….
@@bokaboka1513 LMFAO, what do you think? The fool above asked a stupid question so I gave a stupid reply. Obviously, I was joking. That should be apparent to anyone with an ounce of knowledge about Spanish.
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Slightly slower on the last one would be perfect.
Espanol?
No, this is Chinese.
7:09 no me hagas reír sentence doesn't stay on it while it pronounces it. Also, No te pongas triste isn't spoken.
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Thanks for you comments
we will correct it!
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