검색어: yo quiero ir a verte (스페인어 - 영어)

yo quiero ir a dormir
i want to go to sleep

quiero volver a verte.
i want to see you again.

yo quiero ir a la playa
144. the nocebo effect is the phenomenon in which inert substances or mere suggestions of substances actually bring about negative effects in a patient or research participant. for some, being informed of a pill or procedure's potential side effects is enough to bring on real- life symptoms. researchers from the technical university of munich in germany have published one of the most thorough reviews to date on the nocebo effect. breaking down 31 empirical studies that involved the phenomenon, they examined the underlying biological mechanisms and the problems it causes for doctors and researchers in clinical practice. their conclusion: although perplexing, the nocebo effect is surprisingly common and ought to be taken into consideration by medical professionals on an everyday basis. the researchers suggest that doctors reconsider conventional beliefs about pain management to avoid magnifying painful side effects. (smithsonianmag. com) a. patients always feel pain when taking a pill or undergoing a procedure if it is first mentioned as a possible side effect by a doctor. b. after reviewing studies on the nocebo effect, researchers have concluded that the phenom- enon is of little consequence. a review of empirical studies of the nocebo effect indicates that the phenomenon has several identifiable biological causes. d. if a person swallows 2 sugar pills, but is told they have swallowed pills that may cause dizzi- ness, they could experience that side effect.

quiero ir a casa.
i want to go home.

quiero ir a casa".
i want to come home."

quiero ir a bolivia
you want to go to bolivia

quiero ir a corea.
i want to go to korea.

sí, quiero ir a ver.
come in, come in.

—no quiero ir a casa.
ah, but that could never happen. not to her.

¡quiero ir a mi casa!
i want to go home!

yo quiero ir ala tienda
pondremos

me gustaría ir a verte.
i would like to come and see you.

no quiero ir a trabajar hoy.
i don't want to go to work today.

pero yo quiero ir a la escuela, como boni.3.
ma i want to go to school, as boni3.

no quiero ir a ninguna parte.
i don't want to go any place.

jonas gardell: quiero ir a casa
jonas gardell: i want to go home

¿puedo ir a verte esta tarde?
may i come see you this afternoon?

quiero ir a japón cuanto antes.”
when i added that i wanted to go to japan right away, he said, “in that case, let’s discuss the details.”

yo quiero ir adonde sea que tú vayas.
i want to go wherever you're going.

te escribo esto, esperando ir a verte pronto
these things write i unto thee, hoping to come unto thee shortly: