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Translating Break-Ups and Advice For Break-Ups

Translating Break-Ups and Advice For Break-Ups

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June 10, 2014, 05:54 PM

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Translating Break-Ups and Advice For Break-Ups

"My boyfriend broke up with me yesterday."
Would that be: Mi novio se rompió conmigo ayer?

"I broke up with my boyfriend yesterday"
Would that be: Yo me rompí con mi novio ayer?

"Surround yourself with your friends."
Would that be Rodea tu mismo con tus amigos?

"Old Boyfriend"
Would that be antiguo novio or novio antiguo?

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