tarde piache

tarde piache [tar-day pe-ah’-chay]
adjective
1. Very late, the opportune time past. (Colloquial)

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Q: Quieres tomar algo para su cumpleanos mas tarde?
A: > Amy said: > My understanding of this is they are asking if you would like "to take" something for his birthday later. "tomar" is usually associated…
Q: son las cuatro menos tres de la tarde
A: I think you mean un quarto para las tres( 2:45 pm ) but if you actually mean cuatro para las tres de la tarde,then it would be 2:56 PM cuatro minutos…
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A: Hi Carol, please do not post in caps again, it is considered shouting. Thanks.
Q: Which is correct? "Hay no que llegar..." or "Hay que llegar no tarde a clase."
A: No hay que.. The "no" is negating the "one must"; not "late" We don't say one must arrive "not late" to mean one must arrive on time or early. The "no"…
Q: "Los domingos por la tarde"
A: You just met a Mexican American on the Internet. He asks you what you and the members of your family do on Sunday afternoons. Tell him what you (all)…
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