Sentence game! (04) - Parties & Good times

Question

I want people to find as many sentences as possible that are about parties & good times!

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Rules:
- The person that has the most votes will win! (usually when I get 20-25 posts/or if this post to goes inactive)
- The sentence has to be longer than 6 words.
- The sentence has to be shorter than 21 words.
- You have to write it in English and Spanish.
- You can post more than once if you like!
- Nothing offensive please!
- I would appreciate it if pictures were included!
- Anyone is welcome to post!
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- You have to correct your posts according to Lazarus.

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My example:

I like to party at family's places.

Me gusta festejar en las casas de familiares.

(Please edit this if I am wrong, I am only a beginner)

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Okay, let's see what creative sentences you guys are able to come up with!

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This thread is kindly being moderated by: Lazarus1907

Nice interests :) - Fidalgo, May 23, 2011

Haha, thanks Fidalgo :) - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

Answer 1

Si bebe demasiada cerveza en la fiesta, podría terminar como este tipo.

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If you drink too much beer at a party, you might end up like this guy.

AHhahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahhahahaha, I havn't laughed so hard at a pic since ages ago!!!! That's funny! - Destroyed99, May 22, 2011

Hehe. Just change "demasiada" and "en la fiesta". The preposition "a" generally implies motion. - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

muchas gracias Laz. - amykay, May 23, 2011

what if you saw a guy with a lampshade connected to his head, and the bulb lit up - Marsviking, May 23, 2011

Answer 2

At every party there are two kinds of people - those who want to go home and those who don't. The trouble is, they are usually married to each other. ~Ann Landers

En todas las fiesta hay dos tipos de persona: aquellos que quieren irse a casa y aquellos que no quieren irse. El problema es que normalmente están casados el uno con el otro.

I just giggled. +1 - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

Hehehe... Pretty good. Just change "el uno con el otro". Also, Spanish orthography expects a colon after "persona", not a dash. - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

Answer 3

Había partes de diversión durante el programa de televisión, ¨ Good Times ¨. ¡Se dinamita!

There were fun parties during the television program, ¨Good Times¨. It was dynamite!

Edits: "Habían fiestas...era dinamita"...

Haha, you got both "parties" AND "good times" in one sentence! Good job +1 - Destroyed99, May 22, 2011

..."era dinamita"... - 00a4c226, May 22, 2011

Gracias, Coquito! - bandit51jd, May 22, 2011

Y, tú, Johanna! - bandit51jd, May 22, 2011

:P - Destroyed99, May 22, 2011

"Parties" = "fiestas"; "parts" = "partes". Also, "¡Era dinamita!" - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

Answer 4

El hombre en el anuncio dice "¡Hay una fiesta dentro de la boca!"

The man in the commercial says "There's a party going on in my mouth!"

Jaja :P - Destroyed99, May 22, 2011

Until not very long ago, I never realised that "Popeye" actually meant something. In Spain we read it as it sounds in Spanish: po + pe + ye. - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

Popeye = El ojo saltón :) - Sabor, May 23, 2011

Answer 5

Vamos a tener una grand celebración en mi cumpleaños en junio.

We are going to have a big celebration on my birthday in June.

Beautiful Sandy :) - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

"Grande" must be shortened to "gran" when it is used before a noun. - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

¡Gracias, Lazarus! - sanlee, May 23, 2011

Answer 6

Mi vida es una larga fiesta.

My life is one big party.

Hmm :P - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

"Larga" = "long" - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

That's a good point of view :) - Fidalgo, May 23, 2011

I meant long Lazarus , but felt that it may not be understood as stretching out in time , what do you think ? - ray76, May 23, 2011

Answer 7

Yo solamente me lo paso bien cuando estoy cerca de los que quiero.

I only have a good time when I am near loved ones.

Hmm, probably doesn't make any sense at all, but hey, I have to try.

It needs a few corrections: "Yo solamente disfruto/me lo paso bien cuando estoy cerca de los que quiero". - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

Lazzy, I can't edit anymore posts! *cry* I hate the limit! :(, can you correct it pleasseee Lazzy? - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

Answer 8

Mucha gente le gusta bailar en las fiestas.

Heaps of people like to dance at parties.

Are they dancing? hehe, doesn't look like it! haha :-P - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

yes RB No 2, they're learning to Waltz :) - Kiwi-Girl, May 23, 2011

Hwhw - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

I meant "hehe" - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

lol I thought it was a new kind of txt laugh ja ja :) - Kiwi-Girl, May 24, 2011

mhmm, sure! hahahahaha :P - Destroyed99, May 24, 2011

Answer 9

Edit gracias a Laz

Algunas personas se lo pasan tan bien rato en las fiestas que bailan sobre la mesa.

Algunas personas tienen tal buen rato en las fiestas que se bailan sobre la mesa. (I have no idea why I put that 'se' bailan in there - brain freeze obviously)

Some people have such a good time at parties that they dance on the table.

"...personas (se) lo pasan tan bien..." and "... que bailan sobre la mesa". - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

Jejejejeje... - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

Answer 10

Al ranchero de Johanna la familia beben mucho vino y cado día es una fiesta. Esp. después el harvest of olives.

At Johanna's farm the family drinks a lof of wine and each day is a party. Esp. in the olive harvest.

Vino de aceituna... es algo nuevo! :) - NickDan, May 23, 2011

I need an English version; I don't quite get what it means. - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

I think I know what that says ;-), don't be so cheeky Vikin! hehehe, Lazzy, he is talking about me, my olive grove and yeah, how do you know all of that anyway Vikin? hahahaha - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

Answer 11

Las fiestas son los tiempos alegres. No preocupados, solamente la chispa de la vida.

Parties are happy times. No worries, only sparkle in life. Chispa en su vida comes from a Coke ad!

English? - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

Hmm, Lazzy, he doesn't speak in English, only text talk :-D jejejejejejeje, I will go get him to correct it. :) - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

Answer 12

It was my niece's third birthday on Sunday. The party obviously wasn't wild, but good times nevertheless.

Mi sobrina complió tres años el domingo. Obviamente la fiesta no estuvo desenfrenada, pero fue divertida no obstante.

"sabosa" = "delicious"; "sobrina" = "niece". "Buen tiempo" means "nice weather"; say "pero fue divertida" or "pero lo pasamos bien". - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

¡Ay, que tonto! ¡Muchas gracias Laz! - NickDan, May 23, 2011

Answer 13

Más frases?

More Sentences?

Answer 14

Here is a very common "slangy" phrase you may not know -- now you will.

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"¡Vamos a parranda!" (Let's party!)

:P - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

"'¡Vamos DE parranda!" - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

Answer 15

Hace tres semanas hubo una fiesta de cumpleaños para mi esposo en nuestra casa.

Three weeks ago there was a birthday party for my husband at our house.

Hmmm....the people in that picture look very happy! - Destroyed99, May 23, 2011

In general, "a" indicates motion and "en" location. You cannot use "a" in that sentence. - lazarus1907, May 23, 2011

¡Gracias, Lazarus! - sanlee, May 23, 2011