La Palabra Del Dia: "manejar"
manejar ( mah-neh-hahr' )
verb ( to drive; to manage )
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There are many native English speakers here, most of us can offer great suggestions to the English sentences. I will do my best to go through them all, too. For the Spanish sentences, edit your posts according to the native Spanish speaker's suggestions. Use today's Word of the Day in your own Spanish sentence (and include the English translation as well). Try to use the word in a completely new way and vote on the sentences you like best. The winner will be chosen based upon the correct use of the word as well as the number of votes.

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Guidelines:
Write sentences at least 5 words long, but don't write a paragraph either. Write your Spanish sentence, but include the English translation as well. Make the corrections suggested by other users and moderators in the comments section (try not to use personal pronouns unless absolutely necessary). Use your own words! (Don't use a translator, copy from a book, use song lyrics, etc.) Please keep political, religious or personal statements to a minimum. This is a practice game.
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1. No sé cómo manejar un carro de transmisión manual.
I don't know how to drive a manual transmission car.
2. Mi jefe manejó la empresa por treinta años antes de retirarse.
My boss managed the company for thirty years before retiring.
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Notes:
"Manejar" is used widely in Latin America to talk about driving a car, but if you're in Spain, you're more likely to hear "conducir."

20 Answers
Me gusto manejar mi carro, pero al llegar a la frontera española tengo que apearme, entonces montar en mi coche y seguir conducirlo en españa...
I like riding in my jalopy, but on arriving at the Spanish border I have to alight, then get in my cabriolet and drive it in Spain...

Espero tener pronto la posibilidad de aprender a manejar.
I hope to have the oportunity to learn to drive soon.

Y hay algunos que creen que las mujeres no saben manejar bien. ¡Ja!
And there are some who think that women don't know how to drive well. Ha!
(Aquí hay otra Dani que les va a gustar) (Here's another Dani that you're going to like.)

Aunque no sé manejar un coche conduzco bastante bien. Creo que es porque en Escandinavia tenemos que saber conducir en condiciones de nieve , hielo y granizo .
In spite of not knowing how to manage a car I drive fairly well. I think it is because in Scandinavia we have to know how to drive in snowy conditions, in icy conditions and in hail.
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Sabe manejar al personal. He knows how to handle his staff.
No te dejes manejar. Dont let yourself be manipulated.
Me encantaría aprender a manejar un camión de 18 ruedas.
I'd love to learn to drive an 18 wheeler.
Si tomas, no manejes
Y si manejas, no tomes.
If you drink, don't drive
And if you drive, don't drink
Me sorprendí a ver que en el Perú muy pocas mujeres tenían una licencia de manejar.
I was surprised to see that in Peru very few women had a driver's license.

Manejar y maquillarse al mismo tiempo, puede resultar fatal, así maquillate bien antes de salir.
To drive and to do your make up at the same time, can turn out to be fatal, therefore make up well before the exit.

Se necesita un tipo especial de persona para supervisar y manejar a los empleados eficazmente.
It takes a special kind of person to supervise and manage employees effectively.
A mí no me gusta un copiloto pesado porque prefiero manejar por mí mismo.
I don't like a back sear driver because I prefer to drive for myself.

Una vez manejé a las Montañas Rocosas en el estado de Colorado en Los Estados Unidos con mi amigo Peter. Visitamos Parque Nacional de las Montañas Rocosas y colocamos un paquete de seis de cerveza Coors en un arroyo muy frío. ¡Qué delicioso!
One time I drove to the Rocky Mountains in the state of Colorado in the United States with my friend Peter. We visited Rocky Mountain National Park and we put a six-pack of Coors beer in a very cold stream. How delicious!

Creo que he aprendido suficiente español para manejar lo que necesito para llevar a cabo. ¿No crees que es significativo?
I believe I have learned enough Spanish to manage what I need to accomplish. Dont you think its significant?
Mi hijo que trabaja con las computadoras me dijo que en el futuro, no muy lejano, los carros serán todos eléctricos, y se manejarán solos. Los jovenes no tendrán que aprender a manejar. Según él, habrá menos accidentes.
My son who works with computers told me that, not very far in the future, cars will be all electric and they will drive themselves. Young people will not have to learn to drive. According to him, there will be fewer accidents.

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Odio a la gente que maneja bajo la influencia (DUI).
I hate people who drive under the influence (DUI).

