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January 15, 2008 | Más vale tarde que nunca.
| | proverb Meaning: Better late than never! |
January 16, 2008 | No hay de que
| | expression Meaning: Think nothing of it, you’re welcome! |
January 17, 2008 | El perro del hortalero, que ni come ni deja comer
| | proverb Literal Meaning: The orchard owner’s dog neither eats nor lets others eat. Analogous Saying: He’s a dog in a manger. |
January 18, 2008 | Trato y hecho, or just “hecho”
| | expression Meaning: Said and done! Example: Q: ¿Me puedes conseguir boletos para el concierto de Maná? A: Trato y hecho! (“Can you get me tickets to the Maná concert?” “Said and done!”) |
January 19, 2008 | Haz bien y no mires a quien.
| | proverb Literal Meaning: Do good [things] and don’t look at others. Practical Meaning: Mind your own business! |
January 20, 2008 | Chido
| | slang Meaning: cool/awesome Example: ¡Qué chido estuvo el juego de futbol! (“The soccer/football game was awesome!”) |
January 21, 2008 | Así es
| | expression Meaning: That's right, that’s correct Example: ¿Es usted la maestra nueva? (Are you the new teacher? Así es. (That's right.) |
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cabezónFamiliar expressionLiteral Meaning: Literally meaning “having a big head,” cabezón is used to mean “stubborn, pigheaded, or obstinate.” Example: Te he dicho mil veces. ¡Qué cabezón eres!
(“Ive told you a thousand times! How stubborn you are!)
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