Вы искали: al rato seguimos (Испанский - Английский)

hablamos al rato
message when you free

lo vemos al rato
see you later

al rato vengo amigo
i'm coming for a while, my friend.

al rato estoy equivocado!!!!
ahi viene elver!!!!!!!!!!!!

gracias y al rato hablamos
thanks and after a while we'll takj talked

– nos vemos al rato, lagarto.
see you later, alligator.

que al rato mañana y que tal día.
well no, that day hasn’t yet come.

al rato te marco y te cuento bien
i set you up and i'll tell you later

luego, al rato, aparecen las estrellas .
then stars appear after sometime.

al rato, respondió a nathan como si nada.
he then answered nathan as if nothing had happened:

al rato que logran que la tarjeta funcione.
after a while they get the card to work.

sido un miembro al rato nunca fijado sin embargo.
been a member a while though never posted. 虽然从未成为会员一会儿贴.

muchas. que al rato nos llegan. que al rato vienen.
a lot of them. they’ll be here in a little while. they’re on their way. they’re coming tomorrow or on such-and-such day.

creen que por ello, al rato de iniciar el viaje, que
they believe that is how the taxi

me acosté a las 2 de la mañana y al rato me dormí.
it might have been wednesday, i mean, tuesday late at night, so it was wednesday. i went to bed at two o’clock in the morning and i fell asleep immediately.

al rato, el padre del posible amigo vino a quejarse al abuelo.
a little later, the father of the possible friend came to complain to grandfather.

lloran por un momento y al rato están dando palmadas y armando alboroto.
they cry at one moment and then the next moment, they are clapping and laughing and making a fuss.

al rato aparece una pareja joven, en bicicleta, con equipajes muy voluminosos.
after a while, a young couple turns up, riding bikes, with big luggage.

a ser 100 pronto, mil, 2 mil, 3 mil, y al rato todos los policías van a
three thousand; shortly after, all police officers are going to be

al rato el vendedor ambulante se detiene, con pies cansados, frente a un imponente edificio.
after walking awhile the street vendor stops and rests his tired feet in front of an imposing building.