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how would you say in spanish: there are plenty of fish in the sea?

how would you say in spanish: there are plenty of fish in the sea?

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How would you say the expression -- or something of the like -- 'there are plenty of fish in the sea' ???? i'm wanting slang Mexico DF, not correct, spanish.... ???

Gracias!!

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updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by jenniedelavega

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Or you could say: Hay muchos mas piedras en la playa. There are plenty more pebbles on the beach. This is an English saying I don't know wether or not that it would make sense in Spanish.

updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by kenwilliams
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"Hay todo un monton de peces en el mar" is something that my Honduran friends might have said, and my experience is that Honduran Spanish is quite similar to Mexican. At least, the phrase for sure isnt correct.

updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by hannamoee
would this have the same meaning as the expression in English? - jenniedelavega, Mar 10, 2011
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There are plenty more fish in the sea


Hay mucho más donde escoger

Hay mucho más donde elegir

updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by pesta
Sorry, we don't do slang here, much. - pesta, Mar 10, 2011
Thanks! I find slang muy dificil! :) - jenniedelavega, Mar 10, 2011
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They say "hay muchos peces en el mar". Well, the simpsons say like this and it's translated by mexican people.

updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by ale_rd
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Ah, I was thinking you actually wanted to say theres a lot of fish in the sea, now I see I was thinking a bit narrowly.

updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by hannamoee