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(Spanish) Banca para hilar
Speaker: Oscar Bautista Gonzáles
it’s late
(Spanish) es tarde
Speaker: Mariano Sosa Martinez
have accumulated a lot
(Spanish) se ha acumulado mucho
Speaker: Natalia Carreño Hernandez
It is _____ o’clock.
(Spanish) Ya son _____. (Nota: para dar la hora.)
Speaker: Edison Hipólito de los Ángeles
I already know.
(Spanish) Ya sé.
Speaker: Gario Ángeles
Are you coming with us?
(Spanish) ¿Vienes con nosotros?
Speaker: Janet Chávez Santiago
regularly
(Spanish) a cada rato
Speaker: Francisco Ruiz Gutierrez
you came to see us
(Spanish) ustedes vinieron a vernos/visitarnos
(Spanish) tigrillo
problem
(Spanish) problema
Speaker: Teresa Manuela Mendoza Ruíz
we
(Spanish) nosotros
see if...ever again
(Spanish) ¡a ver si...alguna otra vez!
Speaker: Manuel Bazan Chávez
slowly
(Spanish) despacio
let's go slowly
(Spanish) vamos despacio
be resurrected
(Spanish) revivir (tercera persona)
Speaker: Francisco Ruiz Gutiérrez
(Spanish) immaduro, verde
constantly
constantly checking in
(Spanish) a cada rato se asoma
near, close to
(Spanish) cerca de
once in a while
(Spanish) de vez en cuando
They brought me up in the gossip.
(Spanish) Me metieron en el chisme.
(Spanish) elegir los hilos que vas a tejer
there’s nothing, there isn’t anything
(Spanish) no hay nada
I don’t know
(Spanish) No sé
(Spanish) pecho pinto
Speaker: Froylán Carreño Gutiérrez
know (information or facts)
(Spanish) saber
Speaker: Noel Alejandro García Juárez
Speaker: Teresa Martínez Chavez
it knows (animal)
(Spanish) sabe (animal)
itchy
(Spanish) dar comezón
dawn
(Spanish) amanace
sunrise
(Spanish) amanecer
nurses, breastfeeds (of a baby)
(Spanish) mama (dicese de un bebé)
come to
(Spanish) entrar en (un objeto que entra o pasa a otro)
you leave, you unstick
(Spanish) sales
has a pain in
(Spanish) tiene un dolor en
sobs
(Spanish) solloza
to shout
(Spanish) gritar
The edge of the basket is soft.
(Spanish) La orilla de la canasta es suave.
fewer (for countable objects)
(Spanish) menos (como cosas que se pueden contar)
How are you? (formal)
(Spanish) ¿Cómo está?
back of the neck, nape of the neck
(Spanish) mi nuca
daily
(Spanish) diario
every day
(Spanish) a diario, cada día
my grandmother
(Spanish) mi abuela
Speaker: Celso Gutiérrez Montaño
thank you very much (formal)
(Spanish) muchas gracias (ud.)
thank you (formal)
(Spanish) gracias (ud.)
you (formal)
(Spanish) usted