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Vivir mi vida
to live, living my life
Voy a reír
I am going to laugh
Voy a gozar*
I am going to enjoy (*not used often, use disfrutar instead)
Voy a disfrutar
I am going to enjoy
A veces llega la lluvia
Sometimes the rain arrives/gets here
Para limpiar
in order to clean
What does para + infinitivo mean?
When para is in front of a verb in the infinitive, like para limpiar, it means “in order to” plus the meaning of the verb. Por ejemplo: para limpiar significa, “in order to clean”
Las heridas
the wounds
A veces solo una gota
sometimes just a drop
Puede vencer la sequía
can overcome the drought
¿Para qué?
For what? Why?
Si duele una pena
If sorrow hurts
Se olvida
forget about it
¿Para qué sufrir?
Why suffer?
Así es la vida
That’s life. In English we sometimes use the French expression for this, “C’est la vie.”
¡Eso!
That’s it!
Voy a vivir el momento
I am going to live in the moment
Para entender el destino
In order to understand destiny
Voy a escuchar en silencio
I am going to listen in silence
Para encontrar el camino
In order to find my way (literally: In order to find the path).
Voy a bailar
I am going to dance