This is the third and last part of the linking words in Spanish. You can check out the first and second parts by clicking on the links below.<\/p>\n
Linking words in Spanish Part 01<\/a><\/strong> Let’s go for it!<\/p>\n 1. Cuando<\/strong><\/p>\n Cuando<\/strong> paso por aqu\u00ed, siempre me acuerdo de mi padre. [When<\/strong> I walk by here, it always reminds me of my father.]<\/em> 2. Conque<\/strong><\/p>\n No est\u00e1s totalmente recuperado, conque<\/strong> no hagas esfuerzo. [You’re not totally recovered, so<\/strong> don’t push yourself too hard.]<\/em> 3. Luego<\/strong><\/p>\n No estudiaste lo suficiente, luego<\/strong> no aprobar\u00e1s. [You haven’t studied enough, therefore<\/strong> you won’t pass.]<\/em> 4. As\u00ed que<\/strong><\/p>\n T\u00fa eres la \u00fanica persona que ley\u00f3 el art\u00edculo, as\u00ed que<\/strong> eres el \u00fanico que lo puede comentar. [You’re the only one who has read the article, so<\/strong> you’re the only one who can comment on it.] 5. Como<\/strong><\/p>\n Como<\/strong> me tomes el pelo, me enojo contigo. [If<\/strong> you pull my leg, I will be mad with you.]<\/em> Como<\/strong> me extra\u00f1es mucho, te escribo a menudo. [If<\/strong> you miss me a lot, I’ll write often.]<\/em> 6. Siempre que<\/strong><\/p>\n Siempre que<\/strong> me haces esos elogios, me siento muy contenta. [Whenever<\/strong> you compliment me, I feel very happy.]<\/em> 7. Si<\/strong><\/p>\n Si<\/strong> vienes a verme, no te olvides de las fotos. [If<\/strong> you come to see me, don’t forget about the pictures.]<\/em>
\nLinking words in Spanish Part 02<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n
\nCuando<\/strong> era ni\u00f1a, me encantaba o\u00edr los cuentos que mi abuela me contaba. [When<\/strong> I was a little girl, I used to love to listen to the tales my grandmmother used to tell.]<\/em>
\nCuando<\/strong> tengas tiempo, lee ese libro. Es b\u00e1rbaro. [When<\/strong> you have time, read this book. It’s amazing.]<\/em>
\nAv\u00edsenme cuando<\/strong> hayan terminado los ejercicios. [Let me know when<\/strong> you’ve finished the exercises.]<\/em><\/p>\n
\nNo ten\u00eda las llaves para entrar, conque<\/strong> tuve que esperarla en la calle. [I didn’t have the keys to go in, so<\/strong> I had to wait for her on the street.]<\/em><\/p>\n
\nNo particip\u00f3 de la reuni\u00f3n, luego<\/strong> no est\u00e1 enterada de las novedades. [She didn’t participate in the meeting, therefore<\/strong> she isn’t up to speed.]<\/em><\/p>\n
\nNo lo encontr\u00e9 en la oficina, as\u00ed que<\/strong> no pude hablarle. [I couldn’t reach him in the office, so<\/strong> I couldn’t talk to him.]<\/p>\n
\nComo<\/strong> te tomas el pelo, me enojo contigo. [As<\/strong> you’re pulling my leg, I’m mad at you.]<\/em><\/p>\n
\nComo<\/strong> me extra\u00f1as mucho, te escribo a menudo. [As<\/strong> you’re missing me a lot, I’m writing often.]<\/em><\/p>\n
\nTodo saldr\u00e1 bien, siempre que<\/strong> sigas las orientaciones del m\u00e9dico. [Everything will be alright, as long as<\/strong> you follow the doctor’s orders.]<\/em><\/p>\n
\nSi<\/strong> quieres respeto, respeta. [If<\/strong> you want respect, respect.]<\/em>
\nSi<\/strong> puedo, me compro un auto nuevo. [If<\/strong> I can, I will buy a new car.]<\/em><\/p>\n