how do you say embarrased in spanish?
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You could say "avergonzado" or "avergonzada" depending on whether you are male or female.\n\nWhatever you do, don't say "embarazada"!  This is a common mistake by English speakers learning Spanish.  It doesn't mean embarrassed; it means pregnant.
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Yo soy una pelluquera. I hope I spelled it right. :)
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Quieres salir conmigo?\n{It's pronounced: Key-ear-ah-s  sah-leer  con-mee-go}
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you can say:\n\n¿Te gustaría casarte conmigo?\n¿Te casarías conmigo?\n¿Desearías casarte conmigo?\n¿Quieres casarte conmigo?
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Say: ¿Podría pasarme a [Fred] por favor?\nPronounce: Poe-DREE-uh poss-AR-may ah [Fred], pour fah-VOOR?\nMeans: May I please speak with (could you pass me to) Fred, please?\n\nSay: ¿Está Fred?\nPronounce: Ess-TAH Fred?\nMeans: Is Fred there?\n\nSay: ¿Se encuentra Fred?\nPronounce: Say en-KWAIN-tra Fred?\nMeans: Is Fred found there?\n\nDon't forget to say Hola, and a ¿Qué tal? (pronounce Kay Tall? - roughly translates to How are you?) never hurts!  When I make phone calls in spanish I still get so nervous that I forget the niceties!
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giggle giggle giggle\n\nrofl
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Well if you mean like, Print your Name here: You would say\nEscriba El Nombre.\n\nOr if you you mean like your name in "print" as in media you would say nombre de la impresión
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translated literally to Spanish excitement es exitación which in Spanish is used to refer to sexual excitement or an upset behavior as in a state of emotional upset, if you want to use it for an ad or a question not referring to any sexual or mental context it is better translated as :\nBusca emociones?< looking for emotions ( or emotion )\nDesea emociones?<wishing for emotions ( or emotion )\nQuiere emociones?<want emotions ( or emotion )\nin Spanish fué muy emocionante means it was very exciting\nemoción is used for uplifting and adventurous feelings (other than sentiments)\n\naaaaaaaaaaand two points-dos puntos-due ponti
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1. Not very.\n2. Urkel.\n3. Senorita, feel the conga, let me see you move like you come from Colombia\n\nMira en Barranquilla se baila as�say it!\nMira en Barranquilla se baila as퍊
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say, shut the F. up.\nlol, just joking.\nnothing u can say
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Well, that depends. Some people are way too ignorant and arrogant to feel embarassment. In certain cases, for example, being in a place where people speak other language and you say a word in that language that is improper in public.\nI know a case of somebody who used a wrong word in Spanish and received a slap on the face. The meaning was not to be used in public
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porsupuesto que habemos hispanos aqui hay que tratar de preguntar cosas en epanol para averiguar cuantos hispanos somos aqui hablemos el mismo idioma dame la mano mi heremano
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write the food name in english(or w/e language you speak) on your leg folowed by a - and then the name of the food in spanish make sure your wearing shorts that way when you get stuck you pull up you shorts leg and look
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too little: muy poco\n\ntoo late: muy tarde\n\n"too little, too late" could be "demasiado tarde"
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A few minor corrections.\n\nIt should be "yo naci" not "nacia".\n-Add "el" after "es" in "Mis cumpleanos..".\n-Add "el" after "en" in "Voy a la escuela..".\n-Say "Mi pelo es moreno y ondulado" instead of the current sentence about your hair.\n\nDid you want to say you LIKED to listen to music on the Ipod? If so, say "Me gusta" not "Yo quiere"\n\nDid you want to say that you DON'T LIKE insects, doing hw, or tomatoes? Then say, "No me gusta los insectos, los tomates, o haciendo la tarea.
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To add to those above:\n\n1) It's on the tip of my tongue: I know what it is but I can't think of it.\n2) Break a leg: good luck\n3) Put your foot in your mouth: said something and then realized that it was inappropriate or wrong\n4) You've got a chip on your shoulder: you've decided to not like something/someone, so you're easily offended by anything that has to do with that something/someone.\n5) Turn a blind eye: ignore something that you may not approve of\n6) Pulling my leg: trying to deceive me (but in a joking manner)\n7) Play by ear: see how the situation goes and decide how to deal with it as it goes along--impromptu.\n\nIt's difficult defining these; I hope they make sense.
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¿Te gustaria ir al cine (conmigo*)? Me encantaria.\n\n\n*(with me)\n\nI warn you, most people here are using online translators, which sound weird and do not translate things correctly.