Let’s enjoy life together again. It’s too short to be angry for long.

Disfrutemos la vida juntos nuevamente. Es demasiado corto para estar enojado por mucho tiempo.

 

I’m sorry I almost hit your motorcycle/ bicycle/ car, but your lights were not on.

Lamento haber estado a punto de chocar contra tu motocicleta/bicicleta/automóvil, pero tus luces no estaban encendidas.

 

Yes, we would like our dining bill, we have been sitting here for 30 minutes looking at you.

Sí, nos gustaría recibir la factura de la cena. Hemos estado sentados aquí durante 30 minutos mirándote.

 

I did not mean to knock the chip off of your shoulder.

No era mi intención quitarte el chip del hombro.

 

Yes, I know it is my fault. Quick, do you want to record that?

Sí, sé que es mi culpa. Rápido, ¿quieres grabar eso?

 

I apologize for staring at your rude child. I am not used to screaming 8-year-olds.

Pido disculpas por mirar fijamente a tu hijo grosero. No estoy acostumbrado a gritar a los niños de 8 años.

 

No, I do not mind you cutting in front of me. Perhaps you also need to have your eyes checked. 

No, no me importa que te cortes delante de mí. Quizás también necesite que le revisen la vista.

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