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Es cierto decir... "me apuro en llegas en casa" ?

Es cierto decir... "me apuro en llegas en casa" ?

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Es cierto decir... "me apuro en llegar en casa" ? algun consejo?

muchas gracias!

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updated Nov 4, 2015
edited by tamio83
posted by tamio83
Not sure what it is you want, could you put it in English to help those members learning Spanish who only speak English . Thanks mate . Buena suerte. - ray76, Nov 4, 2015

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Sorry!! I want to say in Spanish: "I'm in rush to get home"....

Tengo prisa/apuro de estar en casa...is how I would say it.

updated Nov 4, 2015
edited by gringojrf
posted by gringojrf
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Of the three translators, second has the best option: Tengo prisa por llegar a casa.

You could also say: Ando apurado por llegar a casa.

¿Es cierto decir:...? This should be: ¿Es correcto decir ...........?

updated Nov 4, 2015
posted by 005faa61
Muchas gracias! - tamio83, Nov 4, 2015
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Since English is your better language I am replying in it.

I copied Es cierto hablar... "me apuro en llegar en casa" into the Translate part and the second answer seems best: It is true to speak ... "I rush to get home"

It is true to speak is not good English and perhaps in Spanish it could be "Es cierto decir..." so the meaning is It is true to say which is good English.

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updated Nov 4, 2015
posted by Jubilado
Thank you jubilado , I was not quite sure that is why I asked him to put in the English translation. Good on you mate. - ray76, Nov 4, 2015
Would it be better to say ," Is it correct ( or right ) to say. Do you think Mike ? - ray76, Nov 4, 2015
Ray, Now that I see all the replies, I think "Es cierto decir" was his way to say "Is it correct to say" and not part of his question. Looks like Julian and gringojrf took care of it. When I saw his language levels I felt I needed to reply. - Jubilado, Nov 4, 2015
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Of course you can say Me apuro en llegar a casa, which is totally different from Tengo prisa por llegar a casa.

Consider the following:

I'm in a rush to get home

I rush (to get) home.

updated Nov 4, 2015
posted by chileno
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Sorry!! I want to say in Spanish: "I'm in rush to get home"....

Can I say: "me apuro en llegar en casa" ?

Thanks!

updated Nov 4, 2015
posted by tamio83
JulianChivi, a native Spanish speaker, gave 2 ways which would be the best. - Jubilado, Nov 4, 2015