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Spanish to Go or Let's Went to Mexico

English - Spanish
Handy phrases, snappy answers
and vocabulary enlargement for your amusement
COMO SE DICE, GONZALES?
Spanish to Go this time is specifically tailored to the behind the scenes goings on in Gonzales. Practice them before you visit. You can't use them anyplace else, except for numbers one through three.


  • Say, isn't that Nolan Ryan behind that Barbecue?
  • Oiga, ¿ No es ese Nolan Ryan, detras del expendio de Barbacoa?

  • Damn! I lost my last golf ball in the bloodweed.
  • ¡ Maldición! Perdí mi ultima pelota de golf en la maleza.

  • Say, isn't that Nolan Ryan with my golf ball in the bloodweed?
  • Oiga...¿ No es ese Nolan Ryan, con mi pelota de golf en la maleza?

  • I agree with you, those people killed by John Wesley Hardin probably deserved it.
  • Estoy de acuerdo con usted, esas personas que mató John Wesley Hardin probablemente lo merecían.

  • I haven't seen a homemade weapons collection like this since I visited Huntsville.
  • No he visto una colección de armas hecha en casa como esta desde que visité Huntsville.

  • Come and Take This!
  • Venga tomar esto!

  • What a coincidence, Officer, my name is Gonzales too!
  • Una cuál coincidencia, oficial, es Gonzales mi nombre también!

  • There doesn't seem to be any adhesive on my toothpaste.
  • No se parece haber ningún pegamento en mi crema dental.

  • That Benzonite sure makes these ribs stick to my ribs.
  • Marcas seguras de ese Benzonite que estas costillas se pegan a mis costillas.

  • A Caracara has flown off with my Chihuahua!
  • Un Caracara ha volado apagado con mi Chihuahua!


For use around the Courthouse:
Para el uso alrededor del palacio de justicia:
  • What time do you have? I can't seem to set my watch by the Courthouse Clock.
  • Cuándo usted tiene? No puedo parecerme fijar mi reloj por el reloj del palacio de justicia.

  • I could've sworn I locked that door behind me.
  • I I jurado could've bloqueó esa puerta detrás de mí.

  • Who is that guy in the old clothes that floats about a foot off the floor?
  • Quién es ese individuo en las viejas ropas que flota alrededor de un pie del suelo?
 
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