Spanish 2 Right a hunch

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Novosadov [1.4K]2 years ago

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Hola, Hola!

Answer:

Tuve una corazonada que mi mamá no me iba a hacer lonche hoy.

Explanation:

A hunch is like an intuitive though right? I guess I would say an example of this is, "Tuve una corazonada que mi mamá no me iba a hacer lonche hoy." Which literally translates to, "I had a hunch my mother wasn't going to make me lunch today." It's definitely an example in spanish of having "a hunch"!

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