Phrase of the Week
January 23rd, 2008 Posted in phrase of the weekhasta las manos: up to the hands. Using this phrase would imply your hands are full.
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2 Responses to “Phrase of the Week”
By Aad on Oct 1, 2024
I’d rather say using that phrase would imply you’re in trouble!
Luv this blog
By Patagonia on Oct 1, 2024
¡Ooooopa!