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Eso Espero.

I hope so.

a desire

Espero que no.

I hope not.

A negative desire.

Parece que va a llover.

It looks like it’s going to rain.

Todavía no.

Not yet.

If you are in your room dressing and someone says to you:


“Can I come in”?

¿Puedo pasar?

May I come in?

If you want to enter a room?

No puedo.

I can’t.

¿Me acompañas?


Can you come with me?

¿Me acompañas?

Can you come with me?

When you ask someone this question they might say “Estoy ocupado”.