"Empezar a caminar"
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Does this have another meaning other than the literal "start to walk"? It doesn't seem to make sense here:
Yo estoy bien. Gracias por preguntar. Me ha ido cada vez mejor y todo empieza a caminar.
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updated Jan 1, 2014
edited by lizarey
posted by lizarey
start to work, begin to function, something like that. - Jack-OBrien, Dec 29, 2013
That's right Brian. - chileno, Dec 29, 2013
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In this case it means :everything is starting to go as it naturally should.
updated Jan 1, 2014
posted by 005faa61
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Everything is falling into place.
updated Jan 1, 2014
posted by annierats
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It can be translated as "Everything is all right".
updated Jan 1, 2014
posted by jaenero
