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What does "ponerse las pilas" mean? / ¿Qué significa "ponerse las pilas"? en Español
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Need a boost of motivation in your Spanish studies? In this Episode of Spanish World with Maria, we break down the widely used idiom ponerse las pilas (literally "to put in your batteries"). Discover how native speakers use it to mean getting focused, motivated, and down to work.
Episode Highlights:
- Meaning and origin of ponerse las pilas.
- Contexts where this phrase is used in daily life and work.
- How to use it in different tenses and commands.
In what area of your life do you need to ponerte las pilas this week? Let us know in the comments and subscribe to stay on track!
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