a si es
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I'm working with a podcast which is a bit above my level but they use a phrase which sounds like " a si es". It's used as if it means " yes,that's right".... what does it mean ? Thanks
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updated ABR 18, 2008
posted by James-Schneider
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I think it's actually así es. Literally, "It is like that," but more naturally, "That's it" or "That's right."
updated SEP 4, 2009
posted by 00bacfba
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It can be translated literally as "so it is"
updated ABR 18, 2008
posted by Sally
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The right written is " asi es", not " a si es". Es un adverbio que significa " de esta manera" es decir, " en consecuencia". That is why the perfect translation is " It is like this" or It is like that".
Rebeca.
updated ABR 18, 2008
posted by scarlet
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That's what it is , thank you for your help
updated ABR 18, 2008
posted by James-Schneider
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ah sí can traslate as "really"
updated ABR 18, 2008
posted by Eddy
