“I wish that
I knew what I know now when I was younger.”
(Ojalá hubiera
sabido lo que sé ahora cuando era joven.)
Bucket
– cubo
To
Kick – dar una patada, patear
To
Kick the Bucket – morir
Bucket
List – lista de cosas por hacer en la vida
To Do List – lista de quehaceres
1)
Make a “To Do” List
2)
Clean the Kitchen
3)
Do the Laundry
4)
Wash the dog
5)
Fix the Sink
6)
Water the Plants
Shopping List = Grocery List – lista de compras
To Cross Off – tachar
I crossed off
“travel to Spain” on my bucket list.
Self-esteem – autoestima
“To
each his own” – cada uno con su gusto, a cada cual lo suyo (Sobre gustos no hay
nada escrito)
Many Americans are manic list makers. We are crazy about making lists. To
make a list and then to cross everything off the list gives some people a sense
of accomplishment. I am not a list maker but “To each his own.”
The idea of a bucket list is something relatively recent in America. Most
people who make these lists only talk about things that they could do if they
had a lot of money, things they would do if they won the lottery. What would
you do if you had a million Euros? Most of us will probably never have a
million Euros. I think that a lot of things that people would like to do in
life require more time than money. For example, if you want to learn English
you don’t need a lot of money; you need a lot of time.
One thing that all of you should have on your Bucket List is a visit to Seattle. It is a very beautiful city and it has great seafood. There are lots of mountains and lots of water all around.
1) Visit Seattle
One thing that all of you should have on your Bucket List is a visit to Seattle. It is a very beautiful city and it has great seafood. There are lots of mountains and lots of water all around.
1) Visit Seattle