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How to say "It goes without saying..." in Spanish (Día 102)
Tengo otra frase para ustedes que fue pedida por alguien.
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How to say "I'm sick and tired of..." in Spanish (Día 100)
¡Guau! ¡Llegamos al día cien! ¿Ya están hartos de la frase del día?
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How to say "I'm coming!" in Spanish (Día 103)
Here's a phrase that I think people might mistranslate to "Ya vengo" (I'll be right back!)
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How to say "I love you" in Spanish (Día 32)
Starting this month until I run out of ideas / time, check every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for a new Frase del Día!
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How to say "Give me a hand!" in Spanish (Día 125)
¡Feliz octubre! En esta lección, hablaremos de algunas formas de pedir ayuda. --------------- Happy October! In this lesson we'll be talking about some forms of asking for help. *in some places like Argentina, "Dar una mano" (to give a...
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How to say "Give it a shot!" in Spanish (Día 126)
Tengo otra frase que alguien me pidió. Ojalá les guste."Hagamos" doesn't need an accent mark. That's a typo.
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How to say "Everyone makes mistakes" in Spanish (Día 116)
Here's another phrase of the day!
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How to say "Every cloud has a silver lining" in Spanish (Día 115)
Here's an idiom translated for you in Spanish. Notice it's not about clouds in the Spanish version!
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How to say "Enjoy the meal!" in Spanish (Día 122)
Here's one about telling someone to enjoy the meal!
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How to say "easier said than done!" in Spanish (Día 98)
He aquí otra frase del día que me pidieron. Ojalá les guste.
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How to say "Close ___!" in Spanish (Día 111)
Here's another phrase pertaining to school...
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How to say "clear your desks!" in Spanish (Día 109)
He aquí otra frase que tiene que ver con la escuela. :-) Que tengan buen fin de semana.
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How to say "to each his own" in Spanish (Día 57)
¡Feliz abril! I realize some people might want to know phrases I haven't covered so I dedicate this month to you! Let me know what phrases you would like to learn by leaving a comment in the comments section.
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How to say "to be used to [something]" in Spanish (Día 95)
Wow I made it to 95 phrases of the day this year... are you getting used to them yet? ;-)
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How to say "to be ticklish" in Spanish (Día 45)
Here's another phrase with tener... hopefully it tickles your fancy. Well that is, if your fancy is ticklish.
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How to say "to be successful" in Spanish (Día 53)
Here's another lesson successfully uploaded on time! Yay! [pats self on back]
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How to say "to be lucky" in Spanish (Día 54)
Hey another video. Lucky you! ;-) You could also use the phrase: estar afortunado / afortunada when talking about luck. And in Spain, when you're lucky in games, you can use: tener potra
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How to say "to be jealous" in Spanish (Día 47)
In this lesson we talk about jealousy! You could also say: tener envidia de (to be jealous of / envious of) estar celoso / celosa de (to be jealous of) *tener celos might be used a lot of times in romantic situations while people might...
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How to say "to be in a hurry" in Spanish (Día 50)
Were you in a hurry for the next lesson? That is... ¿tenías prisa? In this video, we just talk about one of many ways to describe one being in a hurry. Of course in this video we're using tener! *in Colombia, the phrase will be: tener afán
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How to say "to be guilty" in Spanish (Día 55)
Here's a great one (especially if you're wanting to point out your significant others' shortcomings!) Just kidding. In this lesson we learn about how to talk about someone being at fault or guilty! :-)
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How to say "to be comfortable / at ease / happy" in Spanish (Día 31)
The phrase in this video seems to translate to different things depending on the context. But it could be used to ask if someone is feeling ok / comfortable / at ease. At least that's what I think it means. ;-)
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How to say "to be afraid" in Spanish (Día 44)
Don't be afraid. Just another phrase of the day brought to you by your friendly neighborhood Señor Jordan. you might also notice the phrase with an 'a' at the end instead of a 'de' *tener miedo a
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How to say "that's how we roll (that's how we do things)" in Spanish (Día 62)
Here's a phrase someone requested that I learned about. "That's how we roll" is slang in English basically saying, "That's how we do things" or "That's how we act."