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te

/te/, [t̪e]

tea, you

Examples

  • ¿Te interesa la música japonesa?

    Are you interested in Japanese music?

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  • Te haré feliz.

    I'll make you happy.

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  • Te dije que abrieras el capó, no el maletero.

    I told you to open the hood, not the trunk.

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  • Vení que te reviso el pulso.

    Come in and I'll check your pulse.

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  • Estaré sola después de que te vayas.

    I'll be lonely after you've gone.

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  • Te confirmo mi presencia.

    I confirm you my presence.

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  • Te veré mañana.

    I'll see you tomorrow.

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  • Pase lo que pase, quiero que sepas que te quiero.

    Whatever happens, I want you to know that I love you.

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  • ¿Me permites que te ofrezca algo para beber?

    May I offer you a drink?

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  • ¡No te pongas descarada conmigo señorita!

    Don't get sassy with me young lady!

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  • Yo también te he echado de menos.

    I've missed you, too.

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  • Te quiero, ángel mío.

    I love you, my angel.

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  • Te perdonaré sólo esta vez.

    I'll forgive you just this once.

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  • Te agradecería que te quedaras hasta mañana.

    I would be thankful to you if you stayed until tomorrow.

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  • Apenas te contactes con tus amigos, diles que viene una avalancha.

    As soon as you contact your friends, tell them that an avalanche is coming.

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  • ¿Alguna vez te has dado la mano con el presidente?

    Have you ever shaken hands with the President?

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  • ¡Oh, pronto te acostumbrarás!

    Oh, you'll get used to it soon!

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  • ¿Te ayudo?

    Would you like me to help you?

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  • Mejor apresúrate, o te vas a perder el tren.

    You'd better hurry, or you'll miss the train.

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  • No importa cuánto insistas en convencer a la gente de que el chocolate es vainilla, seguirá siendo chocolate, aunque puede que te convenzas a ti mismo y a algunos otros de que es vainilla.

    No matter how much you try to convince people that chocolate is vanilla, it'll still be chocolate, even though you may manage to convince yourself and a few others that it's vanilla.

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