Sentence examples of "te quedes en casa" in Spanish
No te quedes en la cama, a menos que puedas ganar dinero en la cama.
Don't stay in bed, unless you can make money in bed.
Si no sabés nada sobre el asunto, es mejor que te quedes callado.
If you don't know anything about the matter, it's better that you keep quiet.
Creo que es mejor que te quedes aquí hasta que deje de nevar.
I think it's better you stay here until the snow stops.
No quiero pasar las vacaciones encerrada en casa.
I don't want to spend my vacations locked inside my house.
Voy a morir, y quiero que te quedes aquí conmigo.
I'm going to die, and I want you to stay here with me.
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