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1. (Generally), la gente está satisfecha con el servicio. start learning
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(Generalmente), people are satisfied with the service. Generally, people are satisfied with the service.
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2. (All of a sudden), empezó a llover. start learning
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(De repente), it started raining. All of a sudden, it started raining.
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3. (Suddenly), empezó a llover. start learning
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(De repente), it started raining. Suddenly, it started raining.
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4. (Out of nowhere), empezó a llover. start learning
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(De la nada), it started raining. Out of nowhere, it started raining.
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He's in (problemas). He's in trouble.
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6. El se fue (permanently). start learning
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He left (permanentemente). He left permanently.
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He left (para siempre). He left for good.
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He left (para siempre). He left forever.
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9. Su madre trato de (persuade) a Erick a no enlistarse en el ejercito. start learning
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His mother tried to (persuadir) Erick not to enlist in the military.
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10. Su madre trato de (convince) a Erick a no registrarse en el ejercito. start learning
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His mother tried to (convencer) Erick not to join the military.
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11. Su madre trato de (talk Erick out), a no registrarse y comvertirse en soldado. start learning
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His mother tried to (convencer) Erick ofnot joining up and becoming a soldier.
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12. (Consegui) la atención del mesero. start learning
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(I got) the waiter's attention. I got thewaiter's attention.
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13. Necesitamos profundizar hasta encontrar la causa raíz del problema. start learning
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We need to drill down to the root cause of the problem.
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14. Tu aprendes el nuevo idioma de una forma muy sutil, casi sin darte cuenta. start learning
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You pick up the new language in a very subtle way, almost without realizing it.
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15. Yo caché (el ojo del mesero). start learning
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I caught (the waiter's eye). I caught the waiter's
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