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AMIGOS LEARNING LANGUAGES

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  • EP41. Spanish verb "pasar" and its English translation.

    Verbo pasar

    Juan pasa todo el día estudiando español

    Pedro paso todo el día tocando la guitarra

    ¿Qué te pasa? ¿Estás bien?

    pásalo bien – que te pases bien --- pásate bien

    pásame las llaves

    te pasaste amigo

    Fue un fin de semana ajetreado, pasó de todo

    Abran paso, viene el camión.

    El camión del gas pasó de largo.

    El yogurt se pasó, esta dañado

    Juan spends all day studying Spanish

    Pedro spends all day playing the guitar

    What's the matter with you?

    have fun with your friends - have a good time ---

    pass me the keys

    you went too far my friend, she cried

    It was a busy weekend, everything happened.

    Make way, the truck is coming.

    The gas truck passed by.

    The yogurt went by, it's damaged

    11 min
  • EP39. TARDAR -- TO LACK, TO NEED, TO BE NECESSARY -- PART 2

    On this week's episode:

    1. Something does not exist where it should

    Falta seguridad en este barrio.

    There is a lack of security in this neighborhood.

    I am $3 short of buying the book I need.

    Me faltan 3 dólares para comprar el libro que necesito

    2. To miss an important obligation

    Hoy falté a la escuela

    I missed school today

    3. When something is missing from where it usually is

    Me falta un libro en el estante

    I'm missing a book on the shelf

    4. Failure to fulfil a promise or complete what is expected

    He promised to call me yesterday, but he broke his word.

    Me prometió que me llamaría ayer, pero faltó a su palabra.

    5. When something could improve something else if it was there

    The soup is lacking salt (to the soup salt is missing).

    A la sopa le falta sal.

    HACER FALTA

    1. hacer falta = to be necessary

    a. Para dominar un arte, hace falta esfuerzo y dedicación.

    To master an art, hard work and dedication are needed/necessary.

    15 min
  • EP38. TARDAR = To miss, to lack, to need, to be necessary.


    On this week's episode:

    1. Something does not exist where it should

    Falta seguridad en este barrio.

    There is a lack of security in this neighborhood.

    I am $3 short of buying the book I need.

    Me faltan 3 dólares para comprar el libro que necesito

    2. To miss an important obligation

    Hoy falté a la escuela

    I missed school today

    3. When something is missing from where it usually is

    Me falta un libro en el estante

    I'm missing a book on the shelf

    4. Failure to fulfil a promise or complete what is expected

    He promised to call me yesterday, but he broke his word.

    Me prometió que me llamaría ayer, pero faltó a su palabra.

    5. When something could improve something else if it was there

    The soup is lacking salt (to the soup salt is missing).

    A la sopa le falta sal.

    HACER FALTA

    1. hacer falta = to be necessary

    a. Para dominar un arte, hace falta esfuerzo y dedicación.

    To master an art, hard work and dedication are needed/necessary.

    15 min

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