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Not sure i think you meant 'mad' not 'mat' in the clue
Instead of "no lo tomes a mal", in English we say "stay cool,calm and collected"
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Wong Z.
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Maria del Pilar M.
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Rating: 2
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November 24, 2010
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Angela W.
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August 19, 2010
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Instead of "no lo tomes a mal", in English we say "don't take it bad"
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Gunni M.
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April B.
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February 12, 2010
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Instead of "no lo tomes a mal", in English we say "BE COOL"
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Suzanne
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In English we say "When you get angry,keep your cool and..." Many people make the mistake of saying mad- but that really means crazy. It should only be used to describe angry dogs that are foaming at the mouth.
Instead of "no lo tomes a mal", in English we say "don't lose your head"
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Instead of "no lo tomes a mal", in English we say "chill out"
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