We want you to spend your money now. We are prepared for every eventuality Often used when entering uncharted territory. Sounds like: We have a thoughtful, well-reasoned strategy for moving forward. We are competitively priced Familiar words in comparison shopping situations. Sounds like: We are trying to give you a good deal. We have your best interests in mind. You understand why. Sounds like: We must move with the times.

Might mean: The rules have changed.

We have a big tent Often used in politics when people are seeking unity. Sounds like: We are an inclusive organization including many differing points of view, working towards a common goal.

Might mean: We need you behind us now. Sounds like: I acknowledge this is a possible outcome.

Sounds like: A well-reasoned analysis that good times will ultimately come. Might mean: If things go bad, you were right. If things get better, no one will care you were wrong. Sounds like: Be a good person and share your wealth during your lifetime.

Using the basic rule to create a negative phrase, place the word no in front of the conjugated verb hablo.

The phrase means "I'm sorry, I don't speak Spanish. The second "no" goes with the verb. Unlike in English, Spanish uses a double negative.

Because acordarse is a reflexive verb, it needs a reflexive pronoun, which is me. Just remember the phrases themselves and worry about understanding the details of the grammar later as you learn more about pronouns and verbs. Why not simplify it further? Whenever you use these question phrases, make sure to use a higher inflection at the end of the sentence. You do this naturally in English as well as most languages. So raise the pitch for questions!

You can also use this to apologize for being a bother, by saying disculpa la molestia. Most people understand. But, sometimes it can feel more polite or necessary to apologize. So you can use these phrases.

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