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I feel like smoking.

I feel like smoking.

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Tengo ganas de fumar. Esta bien traducido?

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updated Feb 25, 2013
posted by _kib

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Just as another option. Although the translation is perfect, where I'm from at least I think one would instead say - I feel like having a smoke.

updated Feb 25, 2013
posted by Kiwi-Girl
yes I think the having + verb is becoming more common, I seem to hear it more or at least notice it more - lagartijaverde, Feb 25, 2013
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¡Sí, señor! La oración en inglés es perfecto. Pero voy a avertirte que fumar no es bueno por la salud.

Yes, sir! The English sentence is perfect. But I want to warn you that smoking is not good for your health.

updated Feb 20, 2013
posted by Jubilado
Seems to me that, today, people are more likely to say, "I gotta go out for a smoke!" As if they were driven, not desirous, of smoking! - rickharned, Feb 20, 2013
Unfortunately, smoking is still very popular in Mexico, so nobody goes out. The smoker stays inside and forces everyone there to breathe his regurgitated smoke - 005faa61, Feb 20, 2013
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Looks correct to me.

updated Feb 20, 2013
posted by rac1
Im sorry i wanted to know if sentence in english was correct. Thank you rac1 - _kib, Feb 20, 2013
Yes, it is. - rac1, Feb 20, 2013
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Yes, that's a good idiomatic phrase. Tengo ganas de ... = I feel like VERB ing

updated Feb 24, 2013
posted by lagartijaverde