bring right cheeks close but no touch or "air" kiss

"What's up?"

"What's new?"

"Tell me about it"

"Seriously?" Really? "Are you kidding me?"

1) verb used to say what you do for a living multiple://2) to indicate the purpose of an organization or institution

even though/although

[conversational marker]multiple://a word that is inserted to indicate a reason for what was previously said. There is no English equivalent.

"Of course!"

"That's great!"

expression used to introduce info that may surprise the listener. No English equivalent, closest is 'actually'.

'to have just.'

to move (to a new residence/location)

"including" "even" multiple://indicates that you are including something or someone that may seem surprising.

A more common expression to say good-bye. In some countries (Colombia) it's repeated twice.

To Be: (I am), (You are), (He/She/You are), (We are), (They, You All are)

Delighted to meet you. multiple://Charmed to meet you.

in the infinitive, used to indicate meeting for the first time multiple://in conjugated form, to indicate that you already know

to meet or run into someone, either intentionally or on purpose.

To call oneself; use this to specifically ask for or tell names.

"...,right? ..., Isn't it? ...., aren't you?"

The Latin American countries that use the definite article in front.

Translates loosely to "but rather" in English.

To ask how long something has been going on

To ask how long something has been going on

To ask how long something has been going on

grammatical structure used to tell how long one has been doing something.

now (I want to go now);multiple://already(I already did the homework);

("let me see.../let's see...);

(so..., therefore...)

(well,...)

It doesn't seem possible...

(with ESTAR): how are (you, they, etc.) multiple://(Before SER): what...like? multiple://(After SER): just like.multiple://(before verbs): how multiple://(after verb): like (comparison)

since (in the sense of time).

[conversational marker]multiple://inserted in a sentence to indicate 'whether'.

[conversational marker]multiple://commonly used expression similar to 'you know', 'I mean', 'like'

[conversation marker]multiple://As a matter of fact...

[conversational marker]multiple://Speaking of which...

What do you think of...?

How about if we...?

[conversational marker]multiple://To be honest with you...

to tolerate

to provide a living for someone.

to provide moral/physical support.

to give physical support.

[conversational marker]multiple://in addition..., plus..., furthermore...

[conversational marker]multiple://on the other hand...