"So that you may return/come back"
"Por que mierda" is a colloquial phrase in Spanish that can be translated to "why the hell" or "why the f***". It is used to express frustration, anger, or disbelief.
Después de cantar en un recital, es importante descansar la voz para permitir que se recupere. Se recomienda beber agua tibia con miel para hidratar la garganta y evitar esfuerzos vocales. También puedes realizar ejercicios de respiración y relajación para liberar la tensión en las cuerdas vocales.
Tengo que irme. It requires no punctuation other than the period and the capital T on tengo.
Lo siento si te he ofendido con mis palabras. No era mi intención hablar de forma negativa o despectiva. Si hay algo específico de lo que quieres discutir o si hay alguna manera en la que pueda ayudarte, estaré encantado de hacerlo de una manera más respetuosa.
The phrase "match to the T" means something is precisely or exactly as it should be, with no room for improvement or error. It suggests a high level of accuracy or completeness.
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"Por que mierda" is a colloquial phrase in Spanish that can be translated to "why the hell" or "why the f***". It is used to express frustration, anger, or disbelief.
"What a load of s*** they are talking."
"I know that my sh*t" --- It's an incomplete sentence...
'que lui arrive-t-il à Claudie' is a sentence you could use in spoken French. It means 'what does happen to Claudie', or if Claudie is ill-tempered, 'what is the matter with Claudie?'.
"Prepárate para tu cuarta derrota"(Use it wisely, don´t be mean)
Que passe doesn't mean anything, it may be qué passa (I,think in Spanish means what's happening/going on)Qui passe would be : who is passing (by)Que se passe t-il : what is happening/going onIn English it would be equivalent to : what happen.... see, no meaning
It means "I had a great day in school and church. I hope that to be good tomorrow is too much. I can´t wait for Friday.
This is the Spanish version of, "Right on! Cool! Me too!" 'También' is spelled with a 't', not a 'd'.
qu'est-ce que tu appelles......? - what do you call.........? It might rather be " Comment est-ce que tu t'appelles?" Wich means, "What is your name ?". If you want to ask someone's name in French, you say - comment t'appelles-tu?
Spanish: at what time
A literal translation would be "Hay más que una forma para desollar un gato", but I don´t think this is really a idiom that is normally used.