Deep Spanish, by Notes in Spanish

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Words and phrases from today's episode:
Me he quedado de piedra - I was shocked/amazed
Me he quedado a cuadros - I was shocked/amazed
Me he quedado atónito - I was astonished/amazed (a touch more formal)
¿Qué más da si nos sentamos antes? - What does it matter if we sit down early?

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Today we have a real Spanish conversation about great colloquial phrases with the word 'toque' - and why what the guy at the car mechanics said wasn't as bad as it sounds!
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Words and phrases used today:
Tener un pinchazo - To have a punctureSe me ha pinchado la rueda - I've got a punctureTe pego un toque cuando esté preparado - I'll call you when I'm readyTe pego un toque cuando llegue - I'll call you when I arriveTe doy un toque cuando salga de casa - I’ll give you a call when I leave the houseBen lleva una racha difícil con el coche - Ben's had a run of bad luck with the carTener una mala racha - To have a run of bad luck with somethingTiene un toque muy profesional - It's got a nice professional touch about itMe han dado un toque en el trabajo por llegar tarde - I got told off at work for arriving late. Me han llamado la atención - They told me off, warned me about something

Today we have a real Spanish conversation about two words Ben swears he'd never heard in Spanish, plus one great phrase he never wants to hear from Marina!Words and Phrases from the Video:Están desperdigados por el mundo - They are scattered around the worldRecoge tus cosas que están desperdigadas por todo sitios - Pick up your things, they're scattered all over the place Por eso la palabra te ha pasado desapercibida - That's why the word has passed you buy, you didn't notice itNo te pega ni con cola - It doesn't look good on you, go well together, suit you at allNo pega ni con cola - It doesn't go well with that other piece of clothing
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Today we have a real Spanish conversation about great phrases around the wonderful colloquial verb "pillar"!
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Today we have a real Spanish conversation about great phrases around food and eating!Phrases:Desayuna como un rey, come como un príncipe y cena como un mendigo - Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper.De grandes cenas están las sepulturas llenas - Graves are full of heavy dinners.La comida reposada y la cena paseada - Rest your lunch and walk off your dinner.
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