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Usually we answer with absurd sentences. For instance, you've been sick and you've not gone working. One day you arrive at your job and it's obvious you're fine:
- ¿Ya estás buena? - Nunca he estado muy buena, pero una hace lo que puede (it's a pun ![]() Another one would be if you went to a friend's home and the only way to arrive there is by car: - ¿Has venido en coche? - No, he venido volando. Sometimes we also answer with a question. For instance, it's time to leave: - ¿Ya es la hora? - ¿A ti qué te parece? ![]() |
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As Irma has said, the usual reply in Spanish to something that's obvious, is an absurd statement.
- ¿Ya llegaste? - No, aún estoy en el autobús. - ¡Válgame Dios! ¿Te caíste? - No, bajé a saludar a las hormigas. - ¿Todavía no llegan los invitados? - Sí, pero los escondí para que no los vieras.
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