YA en fiestas: cómo usarlo bien
Mini-artículo: usos de 'ya' en charlas sobre planes de fiesta y deseos navideños.
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En esta situación, ¿qué significa "¡Ya está!"?
They have just finished decorating the Christmas tree.
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Hints for this Quiz
Think of the meaning "all done!".
They have just finished decorating the Christmas tree.
"¡Ya está!" = "All done!" / "That’s it." You say this when you have just finished or completed something.
Look for the option that means "already".
Here you need "ya" = "already". "Todavía" = "still/yet", "ya no" = "no longer/anymore", "ahora" = "now".
You need a sentence that shows strong agreement.
"Ya te digo" is a colloquial way to strongly agree: "totally", "you’re telling me", "too right".
Translate it as "since…" or "as…" ("given that…").
"Ya que" = "since/as" (in the sense of "given that"). You’re asking someone to do something since they’re coming anyway.
It’s the comment phrase like "you see…" / "there you go…".
"Ya ves" = "you see" / "there you go" — a comment on a situation, often with mild regret or resignation.
Look for the meaning "no longer/anymore".
"ya no" = "no longer/anymore". We use it for a habit that has stopped.
You need the idea of "right now" / "already now".
Here "ya" = "right now / already" in the sense of "can we toast now?" or "at this very moment".
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