A ti se te dañó el auto anoche.
The verb "dañar" implies the production of damage to a certain or determinable thing or person.
Thus, the sentence refers to damage that happened to the car of the person to whom the sentence refers. In addition, this damage occurred in the past tense, that is, on the night before the sentence is pronounced.
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warming up the iced tea and colding-up the hot tea?
put one to a hotter spot and one in the refrigerator?
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No
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There muscles are not strong enough to handle this kind of weighh
