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Examples of Spanish Colloquial Expressions
Spanish Expressions
Noche vieja
(New Year's eve)
(New Year's eve)
Ir a su bola.
(To do one's own thing.)
(To do one's own thing.)
Ay Pepe mio
(This phrase originated from a tango song with the lyrics "Ay pepe mio, ay pepe mio ven pa´ca, Que no me hagas mas sufrir, Que ni tampoco mas llorar…" The expression can be used to express sudden emotion related to a person. The equivalent might be "oh mama!")
(This phrase originated from a tango song with the lyrics "Ay pepe mio, ay pepe mio ven pa´ca, Que no me hagas mas sufrir, Que ni tampoco mas llorar…" The expression can be used to express sudden emotion related to a person. The equivalent might be "oh mama!")
English Expressions
Let's hurrry
(Arreando que es gerundio)
(Arreando que es gerundio)
Hurry
(Bulla)
(Bulla)
Get out of here.
(No veas.)
(No veas.)