Times said too many ways
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"no me cae nada bien " - Where is time is this sentence?
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updated Apr 13, 2014
posted by spergeon-thompson
Welcome to the forum. Please be more specific. - rac1, Apr 13, 2014
Nothing to do with time, mate, unless you give more context? - annierats, Apr 13, 2014
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Literal translation will not work on this one.
This is from the translator above: No me cae bien (impresión), I don’t like him at all. (m & n)
I don't like anything about he/she/it.
Generally ojects or situations would use "me gusta" rather than "me cae" so in your case the sentence probably refers to a person.
updated Apr 13, 2014
posted by gringojrf
:) - annierats, Apr 13, 2014
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Time isn't in the sentence.
updated Apr 13, 2014
posted by Rozalyn01581
