How is the phrase mariposas en el estómago translated from Spanish to English

Sensación de nervios antes de algo importante.

A nervous feeling before something important.

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English translation
Butterflies in the stomach

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  • Tenía mariposas en el estómago antes del examen. I had butterflies in my stomach before the exam.

  • Tener mariposas en el estómago es normal antes de una primera cita. Butterflies in the stomach are normal before a first date.

  • ¿Todavía sientes mariposas en el estómago en el escenario? Do you still get butterflies in the stomach on stage?

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FAQ about “mariposas en el estómago”

How is “mariposas en el estómago” translated from Spanish?
“mariposas en el estómago” translates into English as “Butterflies in the stomach”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “mariposas en el estómago” mean?
Meaning of “mariposas en el estómago”: Sensación de nervios antes de algo importante. In English — “Butterflies in the stomach”.
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“mariposas en el estómago” is a phrase.
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