cae
/ˈkae/, [ˈka.e]falls, falls off, go to
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De todas formas, no me cae bien.
Either way I don't like him.
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Su cumpleaños cae en domingo.
His birthday falls on Sunday.
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Mi cumpleaños cae un domingo este año.
My birthday falls on a Sunday this year.
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De hecho, él no me cae bien.
As a matter of fact, I dislike him.
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Mi cumpleaños cae en un domingo el año siguiente.
Next year my birthday will fall on a Sunday.
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La manzana no cae lejos del árbol.
The apple does not fall far from the tree.
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En otoño cae la hoja.
In the autumn, leaves fall from trees.
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El traje le cae bien.
The suit becomes him.
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Cuando cae la noche, los babuinos vuelven a los árboles para dormir, a salvo de los merodeadores nocturnos.
When darkness falls, the baboons return to the trees to sleep, safe from night prowlers.
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Si te digo la verdad, en realidad él no me cae bien.
To tell the truth, I don't really like him.
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Mi cumpleaños cae en un domingo.
My birthday falls on Sunday.
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Un trago no le cae mal a nadie.
A drink never hurt anybody.
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Este año, la navidad cae un día domingo.
Christmas falls on Sunday this year.
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No me cae muy bien. Si te digo la verdad, le odio.
I don't like him very much. To tell you the truth, I hate him.
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El cumpleaños de mi padre cae en domingo este año.
My father's birthday falls on Sunday this year.
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Tom me cae bien.
Tom is very nice to me.
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El dinero no cae del cielo.
Money doesn't fall out of the sky.
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