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October 25, 2020, 12:34 AM
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Se te pasa el arroz
Hi,
Yes, I know, that literally it means "your rice is overcooking", figuratively "you are getting too old [to have kids]". I'm just having trouble internalizing the approach. Also Se la pasa dandome órdenes. She's ordering me about. Se te nota un poco nervioso. You look a bit nervous; it's obvious you are a bit nervous. What is it? How am I supposed to master this way of saying things? 
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