synonyms. The verbimportar means to matter or to be important.. Although the word has various meanings depending on its context, its an exclamation of surprise on its own, similar to Jesus! or damn it!. Expressions like these are abundant in Spanish, and the best way to learn as many of them as possible is by talking with native speakers and consuming Spanish content. The second part gives us other kinds of information about the verb. To announce something officially or formally. For example, if youre feeling under the weather, you might tell somebody: Me siento regular. I forgot my umbrella.). Rompi conmigo. When youre at the hotel, you might ask the receptionist; You could also say necesito if you need something. Too bad! )\n \n Hasta luego! If cucumbers arent your style, feel free to use one of these food-based variations: Me importa un pimiento (lit. Youre my person/other half. (Im in love with you. Me gusta (I like it) is incredibly useful for Spanish speakers. Here are some examples of useful questions to learn: And of course, you should know what to answer: With this list of Spanish verbs, youll have a firm foundation for creating sentences in different circumstances. Another way to say When Something Happens? De dnde saliste? likely. (What do you think of this song? Just add the right noun to the required verb, but dont forget to conjugate it correctly. "Sure hope, it's something good ." Earlier this month, eagle-eyed fans noticed that Kotb was noticeably missing from her duties as cohost of the Today show and Today With Hoda and Jenna. (It doesnt matter to me, whatever you want.). You can express the answer to that question with A la una or A las + any time after 1:\n\n A qu hora vienen? ), 45. (pohr fah-bohr) (Please? But youll be surprised how much a few Spanish words can improve your experience! Me da la lata [Something] is getting on my nerves, What does it mean for someone to give me the can?. Such is my useless life!) three days ago. Just say Habla ingls? that is used for Do you speak English?. (I take a crap in the sea!). If a native Spanish speaker tells you "ponte las pilas!", then you are probably absent-minded, or not focused enough. Me cago en el mar! Start with the day, then write the month, and then the year. Can you say that again? When expressing time, the Spanish words and expressions in the following table may come in handy:

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\nCommon Spanish Phrases for Time\n

English Phrase	Spanish Equivalent	English Phrase	Spanish Equivalent
a second	un segundo	in an hour	en una hora
a minute	un minuto	in a while	dentro de un rato
a quarter of an hour	un cuarto de hora	until ten oclock	hasta las diez
an hour	una hora	before nine oclock	antes de las nueve
a half hour	una media hora	after seven oclock	despus de las siete
in the morning (a.m.)	por la maana	since what time?	desde qu hora?
in the afternoon (p.m.)	por la tarde	since eight oclock	desde las ocho
in the evening (p.m.)	por la noche	one hour ago	hace una hora
at what time?	a qu hora?	early	temprano
at exactly nine oclock	a las nueve en punto	late	tarde
at about two oclock	a eso de las dos	late (in arriving)	de retraso

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