Si continues així si que tindré un infart abans de
English translation: Translation follows
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7 mins
Translation follows Explanation: It means: If you go on like that (the way you're going), I'm going to have a heart attack before I reach 30! Best regards, Martin [email protected] |
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8 mins
If you carry on like that, I'll have had a heart attack by the time I'm 30! Explanation: Infart = heart attack. The phrasing is quite colloquial and sounds like dialogue. Good luck. |
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39 mins
If you keep on like this, you're going to give me a heart attack before Explanation: "abans de" means before so the phrase is broken off at this point "infart" is a heart attack "continues" is second person familiar of continue, keep on aixi=like this |
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1 hr
If you carry on like this I will have a heart attack before I'm 30. Explanation: I have written I will and not I'll as the word si is there for emphasis. This is colloquial language and unlikely to be found in a medical report. |
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14 days
If you carry on like that, I WILL have a heart attack before... Explanation: The word WILL is emphasised as if in reply to a nagging husband or wife dare I say |
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39 days
If you go on like this (that), I will surely have a heart attack before... Explanation: The use of 'will' is needed because 'tindré' is a future tense. The addition of 'surely' is due to the emphasis given by 'si que...'. Meaning that following a certain conduct, will ____undoubtedly____ cause a heart attack. Hope it helped. |
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