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Old April 13, 2012, 08:28 PM
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How to say something "just" happened
What is the correct format to say this? for example, I want to say "I just got off a 12 hour plane ride so i'm tired".
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... For example, I want to say "I just got off a 12-hour plane ride, so I'm tired".
acabar de

Me acabo de bajar del avión, así que estoy cansado.
Acabo de bajarme del ...

Acabo de llegar de/tras un vuelo que duró doce horas, ...
... un vuelo de doce horas, ...
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