ya me acostumbré

ya me acostumbré
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
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a. I'm used to it now
¿No te molesta ese sonido? ¿Quieres que apague el abanico? - No, está bien. Ya me acostrumbré.Doesn't that sound bother you? Do you want me to turn off the fan? - No, it's OK. I'm used to it now.
b. I'm already used to it
¿Marla te trata de esa manera todo el tiempo? - Sí, pero no me molesta tanto. Llevo trabajando para ella diez años. Ya me acostumbré.Does Marla treat you like that all the time? - Yeah, but it doesn't bother me that much. I've been working for her for ten years. I'm already used to it.
c. I'm already used to
Ya me acostumbré a los ronquidos de Luís, pero cuando estábamos recien casados me daban ganas de echarlo del cuarto todas las noches.I'm already used to Luis's snoring, but when we first got married, I wanted to kick him out of the room every night.
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