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Old April 10, 2010, 02:10 AM
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ME hago cargo, hazte cargo

English?
Puede signigicar dos cosas:
1. Yo me ocupo de ello- I´ll take care of it.
2. Comprendo prefectamente lo que quieres decir, entiendo la gravedad del caso.

Is there a saying in English for both meanings?
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I highly doubt it. "To take care of something" or "to realise something" sound very different in English, contrary to "hacerse cargo de algo" in Spanish... .
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ME hago cargo, hazte cargo

English?
Puede signigicar dos cosas:
1. Yo me ocupo de ello- I´ll take care of it.
2. Comprendo prefectamente lo que quieres decir, entiendo la gravedad del caso.

Is there a saying in English for both meanings?
Para el primer caso se usa, no así para el segundo (que yo sepa).

I (will) take charge ...

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En España, se usan las dos, creedme.
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En España, se usan las dos, creedme.
Claro, si es castellano.
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