CONECTORES ESPAÑOL-INGLES
Columna 1
1. ¿alguna vez ….?
2. a los que se enfrenta x
grupo (children, women,
men, spanish people,
etc.)
3. a menos que
4. a pesar de
5. a pesar de que
6. acabo de + verbo
7. acertar en el blanco
8. aclaremos una cosa1
9. afortunadamente2
(expresión introductoria)
10.al contrario
11.Aparte de…
12.así que
13.aún así
1
Vamos a aclarar una cosa. Dejemos claro una cosa.
2
Aunque es menos frecuente también se usa: “luckily”
Columna 2 Columna 3
Have you ever…? (+ past
participe). Alguna vez en toda
tu vida. Con este mismo
significado, aunque menos Have you ever taken a taxi in New York?
común, tenemos: Or Did you ever taken a taxi in New York?
Did you ever…? (+ past Do you ever take a taxi to go to work?
participe)
Do you ever…? (+ infinitivo
sin to). Alguna vez en el
tiempo presente.
The high unemployment rate is one of the most
Facing
important problems facing the government.
I wouldn’t accept the offer unless they doubled
unless (sin coma previa)
the salary.
despite (dis’páit)
You didn’t pass your exam despite your potential.
He hit me, even though I was pregnant [‘prég-
even though (‘ívendeu)
nant]
BE:- I’ve just + past
participe
I’ve just spoken your father.
AmE:- I just + past simple
I just spoke your father.
(común en AmE pero
incorrecto gramaticalmente)
To hit the mark (o target)
I hit the mark (Acerté en el blanco –o diana-).
(pret. hit – p.p. hit)
let me get something
First of all, let me get something straight.
straight
fortunately [fóo-chi-nat-le] I can help you. Fortunately, I still have some
(va seguido de coma) money.
on the contrary (va siempre
seguido de coma y precedido
I wouldn’t change anything in my life. On the
de una pausa larga, por eso
contrary, if I could, I would do the same things
suele ir al principio de la
again.
oración)
We need a lot of support apart from financial
Apart from
help.
so (suele ir seguido de coma
-So, if I could change something in my life, I
al principio de frase y antes
would change only my age.
de coma en medio de una
-I wanted economic independence, so I got a job
oración. pero no siempre es
as well as I finished school.
así).
still I didn’t win; still, it’s been a good experience.

14.aunque3
15.cada vez más
16.colegio privado
17.colegio público
18.como (=de la manera
que)
19.como era de esperar4
20.como yo lo veo
(expresión introductoria)
21.Con asombro
22.con independencia de
23.con suerte (expresión
introductoria)
24.curiosamente5
25.dado que
26.de alguna manera
27.de manera que
28.de qué va?
29.de una vez por todas
30.de vez en cuando7
31.dentro de
32.desde el principio8
33.desgraciadamente
(expresión introductoria)
3
También: “even though” y “though)
4
Muy frecuente también “sure enough”
5
También: “curiously”
6
En lenguaje colocial se admite suprimir el “that”
7
También: “from time to time”, “ocasionally”, etc..
8
También: “from the outset”
although (óoldeu)
increasingly
(UK) fee-paying school
(colegio de pago) or
Independent school = private
school. También “public
school” pero sólo para
colegios de élite tipo Eton.
(Niños de más de 11 años).
(US) private school.
(UK) state school.
(US) public school.
however (haueva)
as expected
as i see it
In amazement [ina-
méismant].
Amazement=asombro.
regardless of
hopefully (seguido de coma)
interestingly
since
somehaw
so that6 [sóde]
What’s it about?
once and for all
once in a while
within
from the beginning (suele ir
al final)
unfortunately
-Although my father wanted me to be an engineer
I became a carpenter.
-I see her all the time, although I never speak to
her.
Each subject has been increasingly complex.
I’m looking for a private school in the London
area.
My son is going to a state school.
You can do it however you want to.
Frank was always dating with Mary and as
expected he married her.
As I see it, terrorism is an awful crime, it’s not a
political issue..
They looked at me in amazement.
All men are created equal, regardless of race.
Hopefully, you will pass all your exams.
Interestingly, you have not said anything about it.
I'm a native English speaker since I'm from
England.
I think, somehow, my experience can help other
people.
Hang the picture so that you don’t see the hole in
the wall.
Hang the picture so you don’t see the hole in the
wall.
Do you read this book? What’s it about?
This has to change once and for all.
I come in here once in a while.
Please stay within the limits.
The examination will take place within a month.
We have to work within the law.
I liked Mary from the beginning.
Desde el principio me gustó Mary.
I thought it was a good idea from the beginning.
Desde el principio creí que era una buena idea.
I would like to help you. Unfortunately, I don't
have enough money.

34.el año en que The year in which
35.en absoluto at all
in contrast (va siempre
seguido de coma y precedido
36.en cambio de una pausa larga por eso
suele ir al principio de la
oración).
I began to study English the year in which I
married.
You don’t need my help at all.
I have always lived in Glasgow. In contrast, my
brother moved to London when he was very
young.

I don’t agree as you know. But, in any case, I will

37.en cualquier caso
38.en cuanto a x
39.en el peor de los casos
40.En ese momento (en
aquel momento)
41.en general
42.en la mayoría de los
casos
43.en lo más mínimo
44.en los últimos (días,
semanas, años)
45.en los últimos x años12
46.en lugar de
in any case
take into account your opinion.
As for woman, their contribution to the economy
as for9 x,
was no doubt underestimated.
at worst At worst, we can pay with a credit card.
At that time (or moment) At that time the club had only 90 partners.
Generally The security situation was generally calm.
The subcutaneous route is preferred in most
in most cases10
cases.
in the least11 It wouldn’t surprise me in the least
We’re spent a lot of time together over the past
Over the past few days
few days.
in the last x years In the last hundred years…
instead of (si detrás va un We used margarine instead of butter.
verbo será en –ing) We decided to walk instead of taking the bus.

47.en mi opinión
in my opinion In my opinion, newspapers should be VAT-free
(expresión introductoria)
48.en primer lugar first of all First of all, let me get something straight.
instead of (si detrás va un
verbo será en –ing). We used margarine instead of butter.
49.en vez de
-rather than… We decided to walk instead of taking the bus.
-in place of…

50.entre otras cosas not least because (después I’m not going to buy it, not least because I don't
porque13 de coma) have enough money.
51.es como si It’s like It’s like I have a great weight on my check.
I went to my least favourite place, that is, the
52.es decir, that is14
dentist
53.es por eso que (al that’s why (no lleva coma I work as civil servant. That’s why I have a
principio de frase) detrás) steady job.
I was about to
54.Estaba a punto de I was about to make a coffee.
I was just about to
55.estoy harto de I’m fed up with I’m fed up with the persecution against christians.
56.evidentemente clearly Clearly, there are better options for you in the city
-We talked frankly about my intentions.
57.francamente (expresión
frankly -Frankly, I would tell them to pay up15 or move
introductoria)
out16.

9
Siempre encabeza la oración. Es un uso menos formal que “Por lo que respecta a…”(As regards)
10
También: in the majority of cases.
11
También “in the slight” o “at all”
12
A lo largo de los últimos x años.
13
No obstante la traducción principal es “sobre todo porque”. Por otra parte, esta es la misma expresión
que se utiliza para decir “entre otras razones porque”.
14
También, en inglés escrito: i.e. [ai-i].
15
Pay up = saldar la deuda, pagar.
58.hacer frente a
address The government needs to address terrorism.
(abordar)
59.honestamente
honestly Honestly, I cannot believe that.
(expresión introductoria)
60.lo que más me gusta
What I like most His eyes are what I like most about him.
(me gustó)
61.me he permitido I’ve allowed myself to I’ve allowed myself to be happy.
62.me parece bien That’s fine If he would like to come to my home, that’s fine.
63.me tomé la libertad de I took the liberty of I took the liberty of bringing your suit.
64.mientras que 1-whereas Some women will need hormone therapy whereas
(contraste) 2-whilst (UK) others may do without (pueden evitarlo)
65.mientras que (al mismo
while I listen to music while I’m studying.
tiempo que)
66.ni uno sólo (ninguno) not one of Not one of the protesters has a record.
67.ninguno de nosotros
None of us [nán-abás] (pron) I think none of us will ever forget.
(pron)
Any of us This decision is not good for any of us.
68.ninguno de nosotros
69.no importa (a otro: no
.- Let’s go to the cinema o to the theater?
me importa, lo mismo I don’t mind
.- I don’t mind.
me da.)
70.no importa (dicho a
otro: da igual, no tiene .- I’m sorry, I forgot to call you.
never mind.
importancia, no te .- Don’t worry, never mind.
preocupes)
71.no importa (en general) It doesn’t matter It doesn’t matter how many times you fail.
72.no importa (peyorativo,
.- Frank will not go to the cinema tonight.
no me importa, me da I don’t care
.- I don’t care, I hate him.
igual)
73.no obstante however (haueva)
It’s raining. However, I’ll go to ride a bike.

Don’t you ever speak the name of my sister

Don’t you ever…(+ inf.sin again.
74.No vuelvas a…
to) Don’t you ever touch me again.
Don’t you ever do that again.
75.obviamente obviously Obviously, I didn’t know it.
76.para (seguido de
for (+ sustantivo) I bought some water for the trip.
sustantivo)
77.para17 (seguido de
to (+ infinitivo, nunca -ing) I study English to improve my CV.
verbo)
78.para el próximo… for the next… I booked a room for the next Monday.
79.para entonces By then We were his prisoners by then.
to my surprise (al principio,
80.para mi sorpresa en medio o al final de I passed all my exams, to my surprise.
oración)
81.para no in order not to I don’t eat fats in order not to gain weight.
82.para que so that I’ll help you so that you can pass your exam.
My father wanted me to be an engineer but I
83.pero but (bat)
became a carpenter.

84.pero aún así but still I’m tired, but still, I’ll be going to cook dinner.

16
Move out = irse de casa, marcharse.
17
Es frecuente también: “in order to”. I went to supermarket in order to buy some bread.

85.poner de los nervios
(sacar de los nervios)
86.por (=debido a) +
sustantivo
87.por aquel entonces
88.por el contrario
To get on (pron) nerves
because of
Back then18 (puede ser al
principio de frase o al final)
on the contrary (va siempre
seguido de coma y precedido
de una pausa larga, por eso
suele ir al principio de la
oración)
I get on my nerves (me pongo de los nervios)
I am getting on your nerves (te estoy
poniendo…)
You’re getting on my nerves (Me estas
poniendo…)
I didn’t study Medicine because of my father.
Back then, I was living in Madrid.
I wouldn’t change anything in my life. On the
contrary, if I could, I would do the same things
again.

89.por eso (al principio de
frase)
90.por lo general
91.por lo que he oido
92.por lo que respecta a19
93.por lo que se refiere a20
94.por lo que se refiere a22
95.por lo tanto
96.por mi cuenta (yo solo)
97.por mucho tiempo23
98.por no hablar de
99.por poco tiempo
100. por si
101. por si acaso
102. por tanto27
103. porque + frase
104. presta atención
(aguza el oido, escucha
atentamente)
105. puede ser
sorprendente
106. puesto que
that’s why (no lleva coma I work as civil servant. That’s why I have a
detrás) steady job.
Generally The security situation was generally calm.
from what I hear They were very close, from what I hear.
As regards your question, my answer is no.
as regards
I disagree.
As regards cooperation between the UE and the
as regards21 (+ sustantivo)
USA, my delegation is working intensely.
As far as + sujeto + to be As far as I am concerned,
concerned, As far as the accounts are concerned,
therefore (suele ir al
You had been working very hard. Therefore, you
principio de oración seguido
deserve a good prize.
de coma)
I did it on my own.
On my own
I wandered Europe on my own.
for a long time This situation cannot continue for a long time.
Something like this could ruin your career not to
not to mention
mention your marriage.
for a little while24 This situation can only continue for a little while.
in case25 Take an umbrella in case it rains.
just in case26 (sin coma
Buy two baguettes just in case.
previa o posterior)
therefore Therefore, your argument has to be rejected.
because I'm not going to watch Tv because I'm tired.
Listen out for Listen out for the answers to these two questions:
It may be a little surprising but I’ve never
it may be a little surprising
smoked a cigarret.
I'm a native English speaker since I'm from
since
England

18
También “At the time” o “At that time”
19
En cuanto a, con respecto a, …
20
En cuanto a….
21
Es un uso formal. Igualmente formal, usamos “regarding” o “concerning”.
22
Expresión repetida. Señalo ésta por su especial estructura. Relativamente frencuente.
23
Mucha veces aparece la versión reducida: “for long”
24
Si decimos “for a while” decimos “durante un tiempo”. A veces es una alternativa a “por poco tiempo”.
25
El significado principal de “in case” es, por supuesto, “en caso”: in case of need, in case of doubt, in
case of emergency, etc.
26
Puede ir solo, como ocurre en español. Puede ir al principio, en medio o al final.
27
También: “as a result”
 107. que en paz descanse
108. quedar embarazada
(de)
109. quería que supieras
110. se prolongó (duró)
hasta
111. se prolongó (duró) x
tiempo
112. siempre que28
113. sin duda
114. sin embargo29
May he/she rest in peace.
Get pregnant (with)
I wanted you to know
Lasted until
Lasted
as long as
no doubt [no dáut]
however (haueva). va
siempre seguido de coma.
puede ir al principio o al
final.
My wife, may she rest in peace, had blue eyes.
In 1960 she got pregnant.
In 1960 she got pregnant with her first child.
In 1960 she got pregnant with her boyfriend.
I wanted you to know I’m thinking of you.
The war lasted until 1945.
The war lasted five years.
You can go out on Sundays as long as you study
on Saturdays.
The road will, no doubt, be long and winding.
-I never went to university. However, I had a
successful career [‘sík-ses ca’rría].
-He has one problem, however.
Sin embargo, tiene un problema.

115. sino para
116. sobre todo
117. sobre todo porque
118. sorprendentemente
(expresión introductoria)
119. soy consciente de31
120. tantos y tan
121. tener en cuenta32
122. tengo muchas ganas
de33
123. todos nosotros
124. una vez más
125. vivir con miedo
126. y ahora (así que
ahora)
127. y mucho menos36
128. Ya era hora!
129. Ya es (era) hora de
que
but for I didn’t do that for money but for help you.
above all30 The solution is above all political I think.
not least because (después I’m not going to buy it, not least because it’s
de coma) very expensive.
surprisingly (seguido de
Surprisingly, I passed all my exams.
coma)
I’m aware of I’m aware of the difficulties.
There were so many and such different cars tha I
so many and such
didn’t know which to buy.
I don’t agree as you know. But, in any case, I will
to take into account
take into account your opinion.
I’m looking34 forward to I’m looking forward to going35 on hollidays.
all of us [ól-abás] Terrorism poses a tremendous threat to all of us.
once again I have to say once again that I disagree.
We have to facing the terrorism, cannot live in
Live in fear
fear.
So now I didn’t sleep well last night, so now I’m sleepy.
I’m not willing to rent your house, let alone buy
let alone (suele ir tras coma)
it.
It’s about time! They finally paid me my money. It’s about time!
It’s about time…(pron.
It’s about time you said something bright.
Name)

28
Mientras, en tanto en cuanto, siempre y cuando.
29
También: “nevertheless” y “still”
30
Algunas veces se puede sustituir por otra expresión, aún más frecuente y más facil de pronunciar,
“especially”.
31
En la mayor parte de los casos se podría emplear el verbo “realise”. “I realise the difficulties”. Pero el
significado de “to be aware of” está más cercano al de “became aware” of something (“tomar
conciencia” de algo).
32
También: “to considerer” y sobre todo “to bear in mind”
33
Se usa con la misma frecuencia: “I really want to…”
34
OJO: “I’m looking forward to” significa “Tengo ganas de…” (= really want to). Pero “I look forward
to…” significa “espero con interés…”. “I always look forward to your reports”
35
Aquí el “to” es una preposición que forma parte de un phrasal verb. Como siempre después de una
preposición el verbo tiene que ir en gerundio.
36
Puede equivaler en la mayoría de los casos a “not to mention” ( por no hablar de)
130. ya que (después de
coma)
131. ya no
132. solo por curiosidad
133. o algo así
(aproximadamente, o
así)
134. lo que hay que hacer
135. en mayor o menor
medida
136. para empezar (tu,
para que puedas
empezar, para que
empieces.)
137. enseguida (subo,
bajo, vuelvo, voy…)
138. (estar, haber) quedar
sin… (tiempo, dinero,
comida, paciencia…)
139. vistas
impresionantes38
140. ¿Cómo puedo llegar
a…? (¿Cómo llego a…?
141. No tiene ningún
sentido
142. Resulta que…
143. Cuanto más…
(dinero, gente, recursos,
etc.) (cuanta, cuantos,
cuantas) más
144. (en) toda la mañana
(durante toda la mañana)
145. No tiene mucho
sentido
146. y cosas así.
(similares)
147. y esas cosas
148. tiene (mucho) que
ver con…
149. o mejor dicho
150. mejor dicho
We are going to make a big profit, since sales are
since37
increasing.
Adoption is no longer reserved for married
No longer
couples.
Just out of curiosity I took the meeting just out of curiosity
Or so We only need about 30 meters or so.
What needs to be done I don’t know what needs to be done.
All have been investigated to a greater or lesser
To a greater or lesser extent
extent.
To get you started I can give you some tips to get you started.
I’ll be right…(up, down, -. Sara, boss wants to see you.
back, over…) -. Ok, I’ll be right over.
run out of… (time, money,
etc.). (run, ran, run)
Lo más común es con el The exam is next week. I’m running out of time.
verbo to be o con to have. I’ve run out of tea.
I’m running out of…
I’ve run out of…
The Balnerario has breathtaking views over the
Breathtaking views
beach.
How can I get to…?
Excuse me, How can I get to Westminster?
How do I get to…?
(it)39 Doesn’t make any Purchasing the company doesn’t make any sense
sense… at this moment.
It turns out that [i-táans- It turns out that Frank is not her biological
audat] father.
The more…the more (o the
The more people buy our product, the more
better, the greater, the safer,
money we can earn.
the less, u otro superlativo)
All mornig He was playing the piano all morning.
(It) doesn’t make much
It doesn’t make much sense, does it?
sense…
I always enjoyed of military uniforms, medals
And the like.
and the like.
I always enjoyed of military uniforms, medals
and things.
and things.
-It has (a lot) to do with...
The current unemployment has (got) a lot to do
(it’s to do with…)
with the economic crisis.
-It’s got (a lot) to do with…
Or rather (puede haber coma
antes y después según el She sold him her home, or rather, gave it to him.
contexto)
Or rather (puede haber
coma antes y después según She sold him her home, or rather, gave it to him.
el contexto)

37
Al principio de una oración o después de una coma para iniciar una frase.
38
Breathtaking = impresionante. Se puede aplicar a otras cosas: breathtaking arquitecture, breathtaking
film, etc.
39
Añadir “it” si no hay otro sujeto.
151. dentro de los
próximos x días
(minutos, años,
semanas)
152. como mínimo
153. como máximo
154. en el acto
155. desde que…
156. siempre y cuando
157. mientras
158. Teniendo en cuenta
que
159. bastante más
160. Te diré algo, …
161. Será mejor que…
162. Más vale que…
163. Mejor (será) que…
164. en otras palabras
165. es decir
166. ya en… (año, mes,
…)
167. todo tipo de…
168. toda clase de…
169. pero…¿sabes una
cosa? (¿sabes qué?)
170. es más
171. estar en un apuro
172. , después de todo,
173. , al fin y al cabo,
174. hacerse mayor
175. hacer turismo (en el
sentido de visitar lugares
de interés)
176. estar de vacaciones
177. hacer una fiesta
178. Se celebrará, tendrá
lugar
179. Se celebró
Within the next two (X) We must to reach our goals within the next two
days (or weeks, or years, etc) weeks.
At least Annual holiday lasts at least 4 weeks.
Maximum (informal)
Annual holiday lasts maximun 4 weeks.
-at most or at the most
On the spot They executed him on the spot.
Ever since Ever since I exercise I feel better.
As long as
while
-As long as
Given that
Well over
I’ll tell you what, … I’ll tell you what, I’m only trying to help you.
We’d better + basic form…
We’d better get on.(será mejor que sigamos).
(d=would). Puede ser. I’d,
You’d better book for when you leave.
you’d, they’d
We’d better + basic form …
We’d better get on.(será mejor que sigamos).
(d=would)
You’d better book for when you leave.
Puede ser. I’d, you’d, they’d
We’d better + basic form …
We’d better get on.(será mejor que sigamos).
(d=would)
You’d better book for when you leave.
Puede ser. I’d, you’d, they’d
In other words, (entre She have the right experience, in other words,
comas) she can do the job.
In other words, (entre She have the right experience, in other words,
comas) she can do the job.
I knew computers as long ago as 1970.
As long ago as I worked in this company as long ago as july
1980.
But, you know what? I won’t give you the
But, you know what?
chance to fire me, I’m leaving.
What is more
My mother lent me some money because I was in
To be in a hurry a hurry.
- to be in a rush -My mother lent me some money because I was in
a rush.
You can always ask me for help; after all I am
After all
your father.
You can always ask me for help; after all I am
After all
your father.
To get older I’m getting older.
Sightsee I went to Paris to sightsee.
To be on holiday She didn’t go to work because she is on holiday.
I bought a new flat; I would like to throw a
To throw a party
party.
Will be held.
Your exam will be held next Monday.
-will take place
Was held
The summit was held last summer.
-took place
180. No puedo evitar  I can't help thinking that those conferences are a
I can’t help thinking
pensar good thing.
I don’t like France. That said, I have to say Paris
181. Dicho esto, … That said, …
is beautiful.
I’m living in London only two monts ago, which
182. Razón por la cual Which is why
is why I don’t speak English very well yet.
I’m living in London only two monts ago, which
183. y por eso Which is why
is why I don’t speak English very well yet.
184. Así que ahora So now So now you know, try to drive safely.
185. From now on A partir de ahora From now on, try to drive safely.
The Government said all was Ok, but one year
186. one year on Un año después
on, everything's the same.
187. pasará mucho It will be (it’ll be) a long It will be a long time before but I’m going to
tiempo antes time before learn English.
Far from (normalmente con
188. ni mucho menos Our Germany is far from finished, Hessler.
to be antes)
189. cómo era de esperar as expected, As expected, Real Madrid won the match.
190. Me casé con… I married… I married Mary
191. Estoy casado con… I’m married to… I’m married to Mary
192. Voy a casarme con… I’m getting married to… I’m getting married to Mary
Puede cambiar el sujeto (I, he, she…) y el verbo
193. la primera vez que
que siempre va en pasado (saw, met, heard,
194. cuando (¿? ) por When I first
started, moved)
primera vez
When I first saw you I fell in love.
195. mucho más fácil Far easier For our parents it was far easier to get a job.
196. Hasta qué punto…? To what extent…? To what extent are you flexible?
197. después de todo After all I was right, after all.
198. recoger a alguien
To collect someone I have to collect my wife at the airport.
(UK)
199. recoger a alguien
To pick someone up I have to pick my wife up at the airport.
(USA)
200. ponerse al día Catch up I have to study to catch up.
201. lo que sea (después
You name it You can eat meat, fish, vegetables, you name it.
de una lista de cosas)
202. enamorarse de To fall in love with I fell in love with Sophie.
203. lo que importa es
What matters is that What matters is that they pay soon.
que
You didn’t estudy enough so now you’ll not pass
204. así que ahora So now
your exam.
205. a partir de (fecha o
As of Registration will be open as of April.
tiempo concreto)
Many people were deported soon after the end of
206. poco después Soon after
the Second World War.
207. por aquí Around here The keys have to be around here.
208. por allí Around there I usually go around there for a drink.
209. en poco más de In just over I’ll finish my essay in just over a week.
210. semanalmente On a weekly basis I go to a night school on a weekly basis.
We are facing the disembarkation of illegal
211. diariamente On a day-to-day basis
inmigrants on a day-to-day basis.
If you want to improve your English, here you are
212. para ello To do so.
two ways you might use to do so.
If you want to improve your English, here you are
213. para hacerlo To do so.
two ways you might use to do so.
If you want to improve your English, here you are
214. de hacerlo To do so.
two ways you might use to do so.
 Many countries have a Central Bank, while not all
215. si bien while
have his own currency.
When saying these expressions the accent is
216. Al decir, al hablar, al
When + ing different.
caminar, al toser, al…
When coughing, my chest hurts.
217. Tómalo con calma take it easy At your first operation be careful and take it easy.
218. Cálmate Take it easy At your first operation be careful and take it easy.
219. ¿qué te ha parecido...? What do/did you think of...? What did you think my discourse?
220. Si acaso If anything She’s not exactly fat, if anything, a bit plump.
221. En todo caso If anything She’s not exactly fat, if anything, a bit plump.
Ever since then
222. Desde entonces Since then And ever since then, I always buy this brand.
Ever since
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223. Desde ese momento Since then And ever since then, I always buy this brand.
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