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Papá no va a entrar porque no quiere que le sermonees. | Dad's not coming in 'cause he doesn't want a lecture. |
Dice que no va a entrar hasta que vayas y te disculpes. | She says she won't come in until you go out and apologize. |
No va a entrar en un coche. | She's not getting in a car. |
Bueno, no va a entrar, y ya está. | Well, she's not coming in and that's flat. |
Dice que no va a entrar hasta que vayas y te disculpes. | She says she won't come in until you apologise to her. |
Él no va a entrar, no me importa que sea acción de gracias | He's not coming inside. We don't care if it's thanksgiving. |
No va a entrar en esa TC. | He's not going in that C.T. |
Si no lo puedes sacar, Quayle va a entrar. | If you can't get him out, Quayle's gonna come in. |
Deja a la bebé con una vecina cuando va a entrar. | Leaves the baby with a neighbor when she goes in. |
¿Piensa que va a entrar en mi cabeza, detective? | You think you're gonna get into my head, detective? |
No solo va a entrar aquí y tomar el relevo. | He's not just going to walk in here and take over. |
J.J. va a entrar ahí con el dinero. | J.J. is gonna come in there with the money. |
¿alguno de ustedes va a entrar o qué? | Is one of you going to get in or what? |
Entonces ¿dices que papá no va a entrar en línea? | So, you're saying dad's not going to go online? |
Si alguien va a entrar ahí, tienes que ser tú. | If anyone's gonna get in there, it's gonna be you. |
Dice que si no salen, va a entrar él. | He says if you do not go, will enter it. |
Cree que va a entrar a usar el baño. | He thinks he's coming inside to use the bathroom. |
Papá va a entrar para saludar a un amigo. | Daddy's going inside to say hi to a friend. |
¿Piensa que va a entrar en mi cabeza, detective? | You think you're gonna get into my head, Detective? |
Esta ciudad va a entrar en la era de Blankman. | This city is going into the Blankman era. |
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