Speechling; Free Language Learning Tools; Free Audio Dictionary; Let's go (Vamos) How to say "Let's go" in Portuguese (Vamos) We have audio examples from both a male and female professional voice actor.
a. to get to know (a person or a place) Conociéndolo mejor, veo que es buena persona.Getting to know him better, I can see he's a good person. Cuando llegamos a Madrid, salimos a caminar para conocer la ciudad. When we got to Madrid, we went out to walk around and get to know the city. b. to familiarize oneself with. Some examples following this pattern are: “Yo voy a ver una película” and “Nosotros vamos a jugar futbol”, where both words VOY and VAMOS are forms of IR in Spanish. The subject is optional most of the time and the activity actually depends on what you are going to do, which could be anything from household chores (los quehaceres) to Clive speaks so fast that I don’t understand what he says. 7. ¡Rápido! As an expression, ¡rápido! can also be used as a standard way to hurry someone up. With this meaning, this word can be translated as ‘hurry’, ‘quick’ or ‘chop-chop’. Just like ‘deprisa’, rápido doesn’t need to be conjugated. Good luck, Lots of luck. Buena suerte and mucha suerte are both safe bets when wishing good luck in Spanish. These are essentially the direct translation of the English expression. They can both be used interchangeably when wishing luck, and they’re suitable in any level of formality. I’m going on vacation next week.all aboard! ¡vámonos! let's go! ¡venga, vámonos! come on, let's go! ¡vámonos ya, coño! come on, let's get a bloody move on! ¡ojalá! hopefully!
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