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La gente no se lo espera.

La gente no se lo espera.

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Hola a todos,

It's been a while that I haven't asked a question here. But I was always here, reading questions, using the great dictionary etc. raspberry

I hope you are all well!

So here is my question:

Is the word in the sentence below, pronominal verb "esperarse" which means "to hold on" in the dictionary of SD? How would you translate the sentence below?

My attempt : So that, when storms really come up, the folk or people doesn't really expect it.

Así que cuando en realidad llegan(tormentas), la gente no se lo espera.


¡Muchas gracias de antemano!

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updated Jun 24, 2016
edited by AndréYuhai
posted by AndréYuhai
'It has been a while since I asked a question' is better. Look forward to the next question. - Mardle, Jun 24, 2016
Thank you Mardle! :) - AndréYuhai, Jun 24, 2016

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I think you're about right:

So when storms really arrive, people don't expect it.

That would be my take.

updated Jun 24, 2016
posted by jellonz
I agree. :) - bosquederoble, Jun 24, 2016
Thank you so much both! :) - AndréYuhai, Jun 24, 2016