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verdad

/beɾˈdad/, [beɾˈð̞að̞], -ad

truth

Examples

  • No te levantas tan pronto como tu hermana, ¿verdad?

    You don't get up as early as your sister, do you?

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  • Este es su paraguas, ¿verdad?

    This is his umbrella, isn't it?

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  • Les diré la verdad ahora.

    I'll tell you the truth now.

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  • Eso es verdad.

    That's true.

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  • Cuando quieras engañar al mundo, di la verdad.

    When you want to fool the world, tell the truth.

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  • ¿Es verdad que te vas a ir a estudiar a Londres?

    Is it true that you are going to study in London?

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  • ¡Qué ridículo era como una marioneta! ¡Y qué feliz soy, ahora que me he convertido en un chico de verdad!

    How ridiculous I was as a Marionette! And how happy I am, now that I have become a real boy!

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  • Hay mucha verdad en lo que dices.

    There is much truth in what you say.

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  • Siempre se debe decir la verdad.

    One should always tell the truth.

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  • Conchita decidió decirle la verdad a María.

    Conchita decided to tell Mary the truth.

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  • Los hombres de verdad beben té.

    Real men drink tea.

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  • Puede que haya algo de verdad.

    There may be some truth to this.

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  • Ese soy yo, el cobarde incapaz de reunir coraje y averiguar la verdad.

    That's me - the coward unable to muster his courage and find out the truth.

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  • Espero poder hablar chino de verdad.

    I really hope that I can speak authentic Chinese.

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  • Hay algo de verdad en lo que dice.

    There is a certain amount of truth in what he's saying.

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  • El hombre quiere saber la verdad.

    The man wants to know the truth.

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  • La verdad es que sí tengo que irme.

    I really do have to go.

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  • Ella no trató de evadir la verdad.

    She didn't try to evade the truth.

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  • Un malentendido muy común sobre Cristóbal Colón es que una vez impresionó a una tribu de nativos prediciendo un eclipse lunar. La verdad es que él lo CAUSÓ.

    A common misconception about Christopher Columbus is that he once impressed a tribe of natives by predicting the lunar eclipse. The truth of the matter is that he CAUSED it.

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  • El corte ya no te duele tanto como antes, ¿verdad?

    Your cut wound doesn't hurt as much as before, right?

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