la mini-lección: Expresiones con DAR A2
We will take a look at some expressions with the verb dar (to give).
For example:
Dar a luz – to give birth
Dar clase – to teach a class
Dar de comer – to feed
Dar vergüenza – to feel embarrassed, to feel shy
Dar igual – to not matter, to not care
*Dar envidia – to make someone jealous
*Dar miedo – to scare, to frighten
*Dar rabia – to anger, to enrage
*Please note that these phrases are said differently in Spanish.
For example, we don’t say I’m scared, we say something scares me.
la mini-lección: Expresiones con DAR A3-B2
We will take a look at some expressions with the verb dar (to give).
For example:
Dar de comer – to feed
Darle la espalda a alguien – to turn your/someone’s back on somebody
Dar vergüenza – to feel embarrassed, to feel shy
Dar igual – to not matter, to not care
*Dar asco – to be disgusting
*Dar sueño – to make/be sleepy
*Dar envidia – to make someone jealous
*Dar rabia – to anger, to enrage
*Please note that these phrases are said differently in Spanish.
For example, we don’t say something makes me sleepy, we say something “gives me sleep”.
la mini-lección: Expresiones con DAR B3-C2
We will take a look at some expressions with the verb dar (to give).
For example:
Dar calabazas – to give the brushoff
Dar cosa – to creep out, to feel funny
Dar por sentado – to take for granted, to presume, to imply
Darle la espalda a alguien – to turn your/someone’s back on somebody
Dar vergüenza – to feel embarrassed, to feel shy
Dar igual – to not matter, to not care
*Dar envidia – to make someone jealous
*Dar rabia – to anger, to enrage
*Please note that these phrases are said differently in Spanish.
For example, we don’t say something makes me jealous, we say something “gives me jealousy”.