Answer:
Más Tico que el gallo pinto | “More Costa Rican than spotted rooster” ...
Explanation:
Pura vida | “Pure life” ...
Mae | “Dude” ...
Brete | “Work” ...
Diay. ...
Tuanis | “Cool,” “nice,” “awesome” ...
Por dicha / qué dicha | “Fortunately” / “how fortunate” ...
Qué pereza | “What a drag”
<span>Who serves the food?</span>
<span>quieres ir al cine conmigo
</span>
Apena stuve tiempo de ponerme la ropa.
Explanation:
The preterite, or simple past, form of the verb tener is completely irregular. It is very similar to the preterite form of the verb "estar", using tuv- as a stem. Here we have some example sentences using the verb tener in the preterite tense
