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About Maria-Teresa Troelstrup
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Can answer questions regarding English to Spanish & Spanish to English translation & interpretation (e.g. idioms, sayings, metaphor etc...)from the academic and proper to the every day use of the Spanish language. Can help with Spanish language structure,grammar ,proofreading, editing and/or anything related to learning Spanish as a second Language. Also able to help Spanish speakers seeking help with English as a second language, editing,writing or proofreading work or documents in Spanish/English. Nevertheless, if you have a question regarding something cultural or social, I would be happy to help you.

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Native Spanish speaker. 2 yrs. Spanish as a second Language Instructor (Secondary Level).

Education/Credentials
High School- Colegio de Bachilleres, Mexico Bachelors Education & Spanish as a foreign language- In Progress State Registered Court Interpreter

 
   

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Spanish Language - idioms in Spanish from Mexico


Expert: Maria-Teresa Troelstrup - 10/7/2009

Question
The phrase is something like "le da juego hablarme la nube".  Would you be able to tell me what this means in english?

I speak spanish relatively well but I am trying to transcribe some recorded conversations and there is so much that I cannot figure out because it is said to fast or a modismo is used. I need help on a lot of this stuff because it is so loud and rapid.  I would guess a native speaker would understand it but I am lost.

THANK YOU

Answer
Karl,

The phrase you provided is indeed fragmented in some way and does not make sense as a sentence or idiomatic expression in Spanish. It might be due to the fact that is said rapidly.
Please let me know if I can help you with any other questions.

Regards,

Maria-Teresa

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