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Ser la asignatura pendiente de alguien

 

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Old October 15, 2009, 01:55 AM
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Lightbulb Ser la asignatura pendiente de alguien

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El inglés es mi asignatura pendiente . ( Significa, que es algo que siempre has querido hacer, lo tomas, lo dejas, lo retomas, y al final te decides a estudiarlo, es como decir e mi espinita, y hasta que no lo aprendes no te la sacas)
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Old October 15, 2009, 06:32 AM
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tengo una asignatura pendiente con ella = I have some unfinished business with her.
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Old October 16, 2009, 01:28 AM
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Thanks Mr PERIKLES.

So, English is my unfinished bussiness would be OK?

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So, English is my unfinished bussiness would be OK?
No. The trouble is that it does not sound quite right, and I can't think of a better expression. Just a minute - how about

English is an ongoing issue for me.
English has always been an ongoing issue for me.
I have unfinished business with English (I don't like this)

bussiness business business = Busy: ocupado, apretado
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