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July 26, 2008 | trillado
| | slang Meaning: worn out, repetitious, trite Example: ¿Vas a poner esa corbata trillada? ¿Por qué no te compras una nueva? (Are you going to wear that old tie? Why don’t you buy a new one?) |
July 25, 2008 | tenis
| | Anglicism Pronunciation: TEH-nees Meaning: tennis shoes, sneakers,
sports shoes Example: Vamos a caminar. No se te olividen los tenis. (We’re going to walk. Don’t forget your sneakers.) |
July 24, 2008 | Se lo debo.
| | expression Literal Meaning: I owe it to you. Meaning: Sorry, I don’t have any. (Shopkeepers say this when you ask for something that’s out of stock or even that they don’t carry.) Example: [Juanita] Me da un cuaderno “Hello Kitty”, por favor. (Give me a “Hello Kitty” notebook, please.) [Dueña de la tienda/shop owner] Se lo debo. No quiere uno de Pirulín? (Sorry, we don’t have one. How about one with Tweety Bird?) |
July 23, 2008 | ñoño/ñoña
| | vocabulary Pronunciation: NYO-nyo Meaning: insipid, lame, unsophisticated, dorky Example: ¿Por qué escuchas esa musiquilla ñoña, compa? (Why do you listen to that lame music, buddy?) |
July 22, 2008 | No hagas hoy lo que puedas hacer mañana.
| | Saying Meaning: Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. |
July 21, 2008 | super
| | Anglicism Meaning: extremely, really, super Example: Hoy no puedo. Estoy super ocupada. (I can’t today. I’m super busy.) |
July 20, 2008 | Mal comienza la semana aquel que es ahorcado en lunes.
| | proverb Meaning: It’s a bad start on the week for the man who is hanged on a Monday. |
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El que bien te ama, te hará sufrir.proverbMeaning: He who really loves you will make you suffer.
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