!Por supuesto!
te apuesto que te gano
I bet you didn't know that I could speak Spanish.
Apuesto a que es un buen sitio
It is proper grammar to say, "I bet you".
When you say 'I bet you...' in a real or figurative way, you are making a bet with someone on the outcome of something. When you say 'I bet on you', you are telling someone that you believe they will succeed or win.
Cuanto apostaste means "how much did you bet", in Spanish. The verb to bet is "apostar".
I bet they are talking in spanish to get kids to be bilingual early.
Excuse me? i happen to be colombian and i bet my spanish is better than yours
Handsome, or Good looking. ---- It can also mean "I bet" or just "bet". Depends on how its used
Since they speak English, you bet.
Believe it or not, Flexible is spelled the same in English and Spanish and means the same thing. Just remember the Spanish vowel pronunciations. No silent E. E always sounds like the E in "Bet" or "Flex" and the I always sounds like the I in Machine.
It will be spelled the same in Spanish but pronounced differently if you are actually speaking in Spanish. It will be like: j(Spanish j sounds like h in English like in "how") e(English short e like in "bet") n(English n like in "no") i(Spanish i sounds like long e in English like in "be") f(English f like in "fat") e(English short e like in "bet") r(English r like in "run") Hope that helped.