Quedarse en un lugar sin un propósito claro.
To stay in a place without a clear purpose.
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¿Puedes quedarte un rato? — Can you hang around for a while?
A menudo nos quedamos en la cafetería después de clases. — We often hang around the coffee shop after class.
Les encanta quedarse en el café después de la escuela. — They love to hang around the café after school.
Me gusta quedarme en la cafetería. — I like to hang around the coffee shop.
¿Por qué te gusta quedarte aquí? — Why do you like to hang around here?
¿Vas a quedarte con nosotros hoy? — Are you going to hang around with us today?
A menudo se quedan después de clase. — They often hang around after class.
¿Puedes dejar de quedarte aquí y ponerte a trabajar? — Can you stop hanging around and get to work?
Por favor, quédate un poco más antes de irte. — Please hang around a little longer before leaving.
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