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MUST-KNOW PHRASES

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  • Use this phrase when you hope that something good will happen
    FINGERS CROSSED (Spanish: crucemos los dedos)
  • Use this phrase to ask someone to wait in an informal situation
    GIVE ME A SEC
  • What you say when you hand something over to someone
    THERE YOU GO (Spanish: aquí lo tienes)
  • This is a way to say that you accept or that you want to be part of something. Like a plan.
    I'M IN (Spanish: me apunto. cuenta conmigo)
  • We use this phrase to emphasize our surprise or annoyance
    WHAT ON EARTH? (Spanish: qué narices! qué demonios!)
  • We use this word to emphasise something or to express that something is correct
    INDEED (Spanish: efectivamente, ciertamente)
  • It means "of course", "absolutely".
    BY ALL MEANS (Spanish: por supuesto, claro que sí)
  • We use this expression when something bad or annoying is happening again
    HERE WE GO AGAIN (Spanish: ya empezamos, otra vez con el mismo cuento)
  • Extremely funny
    THAT'S HILARIOUS! (Spanish: súper gracioso!)
  • We use it to tell someone angrily not to do something
    DON'T YOU DARE! (Spanish: ni se te ocurra! No te atrevas!)
  • It means "do not worry" or "it's not a problem"
    NO WORRIES (Spanish: no te preocupes, no hay problema)
  • What's the reason for or the purpose of something
    WHAT'S THE POINT? (Spanish: qué sentido tiene?)
  • When something has been repaired, fixed or solved
    SORTED! ALL SORTED (Spanish: arreglado! solucionado!)
  • This is something you say when you are annoyed.
    FOR GOODNESS' SAKE (Spanish: por el amor de Dios!)
  • Use this phrase when you don't have a aprticular preference
    I'M EASY (me da igual)
  • Something you say to express worry, sympathy or concern.
    OH DEAR (Spanish: madre mía...; vaya...)
  • I'm not being serious. I'm joking
    JUST KIDDING (Spanish: es broma, estoy bromeando)
  • Another way to say "it's not a good idea, but I don't care"
    GO ON THEN! (Spanish: venga, va)
  • When someone is incredibly lucky and you feel slightly jealous of them!
    LUCKY YOU! (Spanish: Qué suerte tienes
  • It's a pity, it's disappointing
    IT'S A SHAME (Spanish: qué pena, qué lastima)
  • What you say when you are interrupting someone who looks busy
    SORRY TO BOTHER YOU (Spanish: perdona que te moleste)
  • It means you are too tired or lazy to do something
    I CAN'T BE BOTHERED (Spanish: me da palo, qué pereza)
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