Hello, My Friends from Around the World!

Here are many idiomatic

verb expressions in Spanish and English.

I hope this helps. 😊

If you cannot see all the words, scroll up and down the image.

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Example: venir = to come

el mes que viene = next month

la semana que viene = next week

¡Venga! = Hurry up!

venga lo que venga = come what may

vendor a = to come to

Comments

Kobi C.

@JoshepJ. Very Welcome!

2020.05.27 20:31
Kobi C.

@Katerin I hope my explanation does not make the issue more confusing.

2020.05.27 20:30
JoshepJ.

Thank you very much!!

2020.05.27 09:06
Katerin

@Kobi C. Me siento muy apenada de no poder ayudarte hoy. Apenada es la palabra para referirse a cuando una mujer se siente avergonzada. Para un hombre sería apenado.

2020.05.27 05:59
Katerin

Thank you so much ☺

2020.05.27 05:55
Kobi C.

@Frank Elvis Chir Very Welcome!

2020.05.27 05:46
Frank Elvis Chir

Thank you

2020.05.27 05:38
Kobi C.

@Angel Very Welcome!

2020.05.27 05:35
Kobi C.

@lalo Fantastic! 🌟⚡️🤙

2020.05.27 05:34
Kobi C.

@Mady Good question. Depending on the degree and the type of feeling you want to express. Here is some common expression: 1. sentarse avergonzado = to feel ashamed Person 1: Why didn’t you tell me you went to jail for stealing? Person 2: Because I feel ashamed. — 2. apenadar = _________ I don’t know this word, Mary. Could you please use it in a sentence for me? (in Spanish) Thanks. 😊

2020.05.27 05:33
Angel

Thanks bro

2020.05.27 04:59
lalo

So useful phrases 📝taking notes👏

2020.05.27 04:56
Kobi C.

@Michelle Leto Very Welcome! 👍

2020.05.27 04:47
Michelle Leto

🙏🙏Thanks

2020.05.27 04:47
Mady

If good to say?.. "I feel aggieve" (Me siento avergonzada o apenada)

2020.05.27 04:47
Kobi C.

@Caro Very Welcome!

2020.05.27 04:46
Caro

Muchas gracias

2020.05.27 04:45