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What are you talking about ... ??/ ¿De qué estás hablando ...?

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Like in every language, in spanish too, there are expressions that you wouldn't be able to understand what they mean if someone doesn't explain them ... For me every time it is a challenge finding out. So I will give you an expresion and I want you to find or guess which is the word that is missing, what it means and of course, write a new one for me to find. smile ... " En mi vida he tenido experiencias positivas, pero también me han dado c_________s * en algunas ocasiones."

Buena suerte wink*

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updated Dec 27, 2011
edited by Eddy
posted by Moshja1734
I have corrected mistakes in your post. - Eddy, Dec 26, 2011

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My guess:

han dado contradictorios

updated Dec 26, 2011
posted by Tasear
no es eso, es una expresion coloquial-slang tienes que buscar la expresion, si no quieres buscar, te lo digo yo pero sería mejor si lo encuentras por sí mismo. :) - Moshja1734, Dec 26, 2011
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Ver las estrellas.

"See stars" is used the same way in English.

updated Dec 27, 2011
posted by lorenzo9
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... me han dado calabazas ... Dar calabazas: Rechazar a alguien : To reject someone I learned it this week smile But i think it would be better if you put a frase and put the meaning of the frase too so it would be easier for the others to find ... just a suggestion... I have a frase too... "Ver las e______s : Sentir muchisimo dolor

updated Dec 27, 2011
posted by lalluvia82
Yes, thats the correct answer, and thank you you are right we should put the meaning of the frase too. :) - Moshja1734, Dec 27, 2011
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I don't know the expresion 'Me han dado calabazas', and I'm a native speaker of Spanish.

updated Dec 27, 2011
posted by Fraan
I don't know what to tell you, i also learned it in my spanish classe, it's in the book, check this book: http://www.sgel.es/ele/ficha_producto.asp?id=364 - Moshja1734, Dec 27, 2011