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Chayo said, (me apena, me aflige) it (gri- -) me to think of you in that house alone. start learning
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Grieve —Chayo said, it (grieves) me to think of you in that house alone.
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What idiom means “a son is very similar to his father”?... Like (f-), like (s-). start learning
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Like father, like son — He loves fixing cars. Like father, like son.
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What idiom means “children are similar to their parents”?........ The (a- -) (doesn’t) (fa-) (fa-) from the (tr-). start learning
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The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree — She’s stubborn. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
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She added (rayado) (shr- - -) cheese on top of the tacos. start learning
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She added shredded cheese on top of the tacos... We’ll eat shredded chicken.
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Puedes (sacar) (t- -) la basura? (o--). start learning
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Can you take the garbage out?
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El sol se esta poniendo. El sol se esta lebantando. El sol esta saliendo. start learning
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The sun is setting. The sun is rising. The sun is coming out.
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Entrena duro... Train (h -). start learning
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Eres muy extraño. You’re so (w -)... start learning
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She is still (lsufriendo la pena) (g- -) her father. start learning
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Grieve — She is still grieving her father.
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Don’t (sufras la pena) (g- -) over things you can’t change. start learning
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Grieve over — Don’t grieve over things you can’t change.
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Al mal paso darle prisa... Let’s (ge-) it over (w- -). start learning
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Si sobrecalientas los tacos, se (despedazan)... If you overheat the tacos, they (fa- -) (ap- -). start learning
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If you overheat the tacos, they (fall apart).
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That’s disgusting and (inhumano) (in - -). start learning
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Inhumane — That’s disgusting and inhumane.
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Trumpas was arrested for being a (pedofilo) (pe- -). start learning
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Pedophile — Trumpas was arrested for being a pedophile.
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Mi perrita Cherry esta (pachona)... My doggy Cherry is (f- -). start learning
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Fluffy — My doggy Cherry is fluffy.
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No me faltes al respeto... Don’t (t -) (b -) to me. start learning
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Talk back — Don’t talk back to me.
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smart cookie — You’re a smart cookie.
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A pata, caminando, a pie... I go to work (o-) (f- -). start learning
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on foot, or walking— I go to work on foot. We explored the city on foot. The village is small, so you can see everything on foot. I’m going home walking.
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No me (faltes al respeto) (s- -) jovencito... What verb means “to speak back in a rude or disrespectful way”?. start learning
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Don’t (sass) me, young man.
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Ve con Dios, Que Dios este contigo!. (M- -) (G- -) (b-) (w- -) (y- -). start learning
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May God be with you... Before his son left on a long journey, the father said, “May God be with you.”
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El (desembuchó, reveló) el secreto. He (b- -) (o-) the secret. start learning
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He (blurted out) the secret. She blurted out the first answer that came to her mind.
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The nation (estar de luto) (mo- -) the leader. start learning
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Mourn – The nation mourned the leader.
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Ella habló con gran (pena, tristeza) (so- -) acerca de su hermano. start learning
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Sorrow – She spoke with great (sorrow) about her brother.
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Ojos que no ven corazón que no siente... If you don’t see something bad, you don’t feel sad about it. start learning
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What the eye doesn’t see, the heart doesn’t grieve over... Don’t tell her about it. What the eye doesn’t see, the heart doesn’t grieve over.”
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