Spanish Key Phrase List

Hola Scott,

Thank you for your comment.

I know this can vary depending on the country but some sayings are the same.

Must-Know Mexican Slang Words & Phrases

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Carla

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These phrase are a big help.😄

I'm working on advanced Spanish, having lived several years in Peru... the biggest challenge now is idioms... modismos... either using them or harder still understanding them. I find myself saying, "I understand every word you're saying, but I have no idea what you mean."

So... are there more lessons like this one? This is great but I need more! Things like:

pulling my leg, piece of cake, I'm all ears, raining cats and dogs, sound asleep, getting on my nerves, cold shoulder... these things generally don't translate well, so some examples in Spanish would be wonderful.

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Hello Steph,

Don't worry! Keep practicing and you will get it right in no time!

Let us know if you have any questions.

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Khanh.

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I don't understand if I'm doing something wrong but I don't get it not to say this website is bad I just don't get it.

I think this was very helpful I'm just going to say this to my friend tomorrow

Hola Cassiddy,

Thank you for your comment.

Depending on the time of the day they could both mean "buenas tardes"

But if it's dark outside is better to use "buenas noches" - good night, Which we use all night for greeting or saying good night not necessarily to go to bed.

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Carla

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Hi, just wondering, why does it say buenas tardes for good evening and for good afternoon? Are they supposed to be the same?

Hola erro01,

Thank you for posting.

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Cristiane

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