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Ten everyday situations where you choose the expression a native speaker would use: menos mal, ya era hora, ¡qué mala pata!, ¡maldita sea! or ¿qué se le va a hacer? A C1 test on the colloquial expressions that give your Spanish a natural touch.
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Menos mal expresses relief because something bad did not happen: Menos mal que me ayudaste. Por fin expresses that something long awaited has finally happened: ¡Por fin has llegado!
With ¿qué se le va a hacer?, en fin or ¡vaya por Dios!: nothing can be done, so we accept it. ¿Qué se le va a hacer? Ya tendrás otras oportunidades.
It is an exclamation of annoyance: informal, but not offensive. Use it with friends, not in a formal context.
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