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¿Cómo se dice "Acabaste de decirlo" en Inglés?

¿Cómo se dice "Acabaste de decirlo" en Inglés?

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Quiero saber que este frase significa! I want to know how to say this phrase in English.

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updated Jun 12, 2014
edited by 00138950
posted by 00138950
Please fill out your profile so as we may better help you . Welcome to the forum . Buena suerte amiga. - ray76, Jun 12, 2014
I did :) I can't upload a pic, I dunno why! Thanks, likewise, amigo) - 00138950, Jun 12, 2014
At the moment a few of us are having slight technical probs with images , it will be OK soon . - ray76, Jun 12, 2014

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Hello Dyanich,

Welcome to the Spanish Dict forum smile

Jimmy is correct, smile in Spanish the construction acabar de = / means to have just done something

Acabaste = You finished (simple past)

but Acabaste de decirlo = You have just said it

The word said in this sentence (context) is translated by the preterite form of acabar; acabaste (you said, familiar form)

Please also be aware that when the verb acabar is not followed by the preposition de its meaning changes to: to complete/to finish! wink

You said in your request,

Quiero saber que este frase significa! I want to know how to say this phrase in English.

You should say: Quiero saber qué signfica esta frase = I want to know what this sentence means or better still, Quiero saber ¿qué significa esta frase? Acabaste de decirlo

I hope this helps smile

updated Jun 12, 2014
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
good answer - 00b055e0, Jun 12, 2014
acabar can actually be used with many prepositions meaning different things .. for example .. acabar con, acabar por etc .. can also be used without a preposition as a verb transitive .. example . - 00b055e0, Jun 12, 2014
Thank you, Jimmy. You are right and yes I know but I didn't want to overload the questioner with too much information lol - FELIZ77, Jun 12, 2014
( cont'.d.)...especially in view of the fact that she is a beginner in Spanish according to her profile - FELIZ77, Jun 12, 2014
yes my friend, I understand :) ... - 00b055e0, Jun 12, 2014
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In english it would would be : "you just said it" .

Regards

updated Jun 12, 2014
posted by 00b055e0
You just said it mate hahahaha. - ray76, Jun 12, 2014
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HiTovarich , go to the picture that you would like to add than click on copy image location than come back to your answer you will see a little screen icon beside the numbered list option click on it than paste your link , or simply after coping the link or the location of the photo click on Ctrl + G and paste the link smile

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P.S : If you need more instructions write the phrase '' How to post a pic '' in the search box here and you'll find lots of threads opened about that before wink

updated Jun 12, 2014
edited by ray76
posted by ray76
always helpful .. Sir (Ray) - 00b055e0, Jun 12, 2014
Welcome back Jimmy where have you been i missed you ;) - ray76, Jun 12, 2014
have been busy with my Dog Sir ,, has some complications in his mouth ..I was upset so dint feel like getting online .. thanks for missing me .. likewise - 00b055e0, Jun 12, 2014
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Preliminaries: Obtaining an Image URL

To add a picture, you mustl first know the picture's web address/URL (the web address will usually start with the letters "http://www."). A simple way to find the web address for your desired picture is by right clicking on the picture and then clicking on the option that reads, "Copy Image Location." This will automatically copy the URL to your virtual clipboard. Once the URL has been copied to your virtual clipboard, you can later paste the URL into the appropriate position within the Markdown code by holding down "Ctrl + P."

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http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/153266/photos-in-answers#a266832

updated Jun 12, 2014
edited by ray76
posted by ray76
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No sé, sería como: are you finish to sayd that,

la verdad soy terrible con el inglés :( espero que otro te pueda ayudar smile

updated Jun 12, 2014
posted by GexThunderstrom