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Guardad las cosas
How can we translate " guardad las cosas " in a classroom context ?
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Not sure what you mean? As in the teacher taking some object belonging to a student to keep during class as a 'punishment' e.g.?
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For example in an exam, they have some notes, books, portables etcc.. on the table, and you want them to put them away ??????
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Hmm maybe 'put your stuff/things away'..
oh wait this is what you said already.. hmm no I can't think of anything else..
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Quote:
O, bueno, "Clear your desks" (quitad las cosas de vuestras mesas). |
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Gracias majillos.
can you say " once you finish you can leave "? When they´re taking an exam ? <once you finish or once you´re finished ???? Last edited by AngelicaDeAlquezar; September 19, 2009 at 02:58 PM. Reason: Merged back-to-back posts |
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hi RDB - it is correct to say "once you finish...", "once you're finished..."
or "once you have (you've) finished...". hermit |
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Guardad las cosas = Put everything away / Put your things away.
When you have finished you can leave.
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A guardar, a guardar
cada cosa en su lugar. Sin romper, sin romper que mañana hay que volver. Kindergarden song
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