I meant to upload this earlier today since this is your Monday phrase of the day. Boy am I embarrassed.



Please note that the phrases in this video use: tener, which means "to have", but the translation sometimes is different...

Es otra frase que me gusta. :-)<b<br/>r/>

otras opciones<br/> (gracias a yomenoims)
Nad<br/>ie está contento con lo que tiene
Nadie está contento con lo que le toca

Here goes nothing! Day two of the phrase of the day for this year. Hope you enjoy.

Here's a phrase that could translate to many things in English:<br/>
Get ou<br/>t a pencil!<<br/>br/>Pull out a pencil!
Take out a pencil!

But now I'm back starting the school year and speaking of school year, for August we'll learn some phrases that could be used in (and outside of) the classroom!

Yet another phrase of the day! A ver si les gusta.

Here's a good phrase for this romantic month! Espero que les guste.

*re-uploaded to fix error on chart<b<br/>r/>

Here's another one that you might hear in a class context!

En este video, tengo una frase para los incrédulos.<br/>
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In this video, I have a phrase for the unbelievers.

Y hoy, les doy una frase algo chistosa para describir cuando alguien te habla y te habla y te habla porque no está contento contigo.

Here's another phrase that I hope you enjoy! Gracias por mirar. :-)

En esta lección, usamos el verbo "abrir" para formar algunos mandatos.<br/>--------
In this lesson, we use the verb "abrir" to form some commands.

He aquí una frase pedida por ustedes. Espero que les guste.

Someone requested awhile back the differences between a few words. Enjoy!<b<br/>r/>

¡"La Frase del Día" regr<b<br/>r/>esará el 15 de agosto!

*In Spain: "vago" is quite commonly used for "lazy"

He aquí una frase bastante común (por lo que he visto). Que disfruten. :-)<b<br/>r/>
you could also say:
parece que va a llover. (it seems like it's going to rain)

Tengo otra frase para ustedes que fue pedida por alguien.

¡Guau! ¡Llegamos al día cien! ¿Ya están hartos de la frase del día?

Here's a phrase that I think people might mistranslate to "Ya vengo" (I'll be right back!)

Starting this month until I run out of ideas / time, check every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for a new Frase del Día!

¡Feliz octubre! En esta lección, hablaremos de algunas formas de pedir ayuda.

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Happy October! In this lesson we'll be talking about some forms of asking

for help.

*in some places like Argentina, "Dar...

Tengo otra frase que alguien me pidió. Ojalá les guste."Hagamos" doesn't need an accent mark. That's a typo.

Here's another phrase of the day!

Here's an idiom translated for you in Spanish. Notice it's not about clouds in the Spanish version!

Here's one about telling someone to enjoy the meal!