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    tell tales means to talk about things that should remain secret; a false or unkind account. For example: Children shouldn't tell tales. (= Children shouldn't tell lies about each other.) or tell-tale (adj.) means that makes a fact known, especially an unpleasant fact. For example: The murderer was given away by a few tell-tale bloodstains on his car seat. or telltale (n.) means a person who informs about other people's secrets, wrong actions, etc.
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    June 6, 2010
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    You hurt me, Pinocchio. You will end up in prison. "hurt" here also can means hurt somebody's feelings.
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    May 20, 2010
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    Soy (ser): for invariable conditions, like nationality, occupation, how tall you are...etc. - De donte eres? ( Where are you from? ) - Soy espanol. / Soy espanola. ( I am Spanish. ) - Que haces?/ A que te dedicas? ( What do you do?) - Soy camarero. / Soy camarera. ( I am a waiter. / I am a waitress.) - Quien es? ( Who is it? ) - Es un cantante. Es alto y delgado. ( He is a singer. He is tall and thin.) ...etc Estar: for variable or temporary conditions, like mood...etc. - Donte esta Barcelona? ( Where is Barcelona? ) - Esta en el noreste de Espana. ( It is in the northeast of Spain. ) - Donte esta el perro? ( Where is the dog? ) - Esta debajo del sofa. ( The dog is under the sofa. ) * Estar for the mood, it will put an adjective after estar. - Que te pasa? ( What's wrong? ) - Estoy cansado. / Estoy cansada. ( I am tired. ) - Estoy enfermo. / Estoy enferma. ( I am sick. ) - Estoy preocupado. / Estoy preocupada. ( I am worried. ) - Estoy nervioso. / Estoy nerviosa. ( I am nervous. ) - Esroy triste. ( I am thirsty. ) ...etc.
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    May 19, 2010
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