A dozen eclairs? Moonshine? Drag racing on the highway? Whatever the temptation, SpanishPod has you covered! In today's big podcast learn how to declare when you've had enough.
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I really had a great time and i'm eager to go on with the rest of the lessons. I
sounds like leo had a great time too. He's in danger of being type cast. I wonder if he does a lot of research for the part
¡No más! Question of the day: Have you ever said this words?
In Mexico there is a drinking culture, sometimes we can be very pushy.
I have said this phrase too many times! I have friends that like to say SALUD a lot!
He dicho las palabras “no más” muchas veces. Hay una cultura bebiendo donde yo vivo también. ¡Pero no he dicho “no más” suficiente veces!
Mi problema fue nunca yo decía "no mas", solo yo despertaba en lugares extrañas...je je.
jaja, mi universidad tiene una cultura de bebedores. Una parte del himno del colegio que cantamos a juegos de futbol americano fue "...and drink our whiskey clear" y entonces hicimos! (o tal vez con un coca cola)
por cierto, esto es un sitio web fantastico.
(creo que es un uso bueno de frase "por cierto" en lugar de "by the way")
Leo didn't take that much convincing to keep going, otra otra otra (no ultima por tu).
Just wondering can you say: "no puedo mas,gracias." to a waiter in the restaurant when you have enough (finished eating) especially when he try bringing tea or dessert or something after the food or is it considered rude? Just a use of the sentence as I don't drink.
spanishlearners,
That sentence is fine! I don't think it's rude at all!
You could also say:
"No deseo nada mas, muchas gracias"
"Muchas gracias, pero estoy lleno"
MM
Muchas gracis MM now I can order and say I had enough and ask for the bill, that is very handy when going to a latin restaurant thanks a lot SPod.
muchas gracias por las palabras como "no mas,no
deseo nada mas, estoy muy lleno" es muy ultil en
un invitacion.