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1. “keep me company” (English) in Spanish is

   Hazme compañía

2. www.linguee.com › translation › keep+me+companykeep me company - Spanish translation – Linguee

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   Many translated example sentences containing "keep me company" – Spanish-English dictionary and search engine for Spanish translations.

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   Translate Keep me company. See Spanish-English translations with audio pronunciations, examples, and word-by-word explanations.

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   What does can you Keep Me Company mean?

   • Yes, thanks to you, I've understood the meaning much more clearly than I thought I already knew. I was guessing that the origin of "Can you keep me company?" is that "if you would come over and spend some time with me, then, you and I would be a company (a group) and I'm no longer alone". Company as a noun usually does imply a group of some sort.

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   What does 'company' mean?

   • Later on, 'company' came to be a concrete noun for the specific group of people you are associating with at that moment: in the Canterbury Tales Chaucer refers to the pilgrims as "a company of sundry folk"; and that in turn developed into the use of the word for a formal organisation of people. But it wasn't the original meaning.

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   Are Spanish words a good choice for a job?

   • Regardless of where you work, these basic Spanish words are sure to enhance your knowledge! There are many, such as making you stand out at work by setting you apart from other colleagues. Being bilingual also increases your cultural competency and can help you gain resume experience that companies look for when hiring and promoting.

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5. www.spanishdict.com › examples › keep me companyExamples of Keep me company in English | SpanishDictionary.com

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   Dec 5, 2012 · You would be described as being 'in company' or 'with company' or 'having company', or more specifically, perhaps, 'being in the company of wanabee and suzi br'. It is etymologically related to 'companion' (a companion is someone you are in company with), and ultimately derived from the Latin words for "sharing bread together".

7. dictionary.cambridge.org › keep-companyKEEP SOMEONE COMPANY in Spanish - Cambridge Dictionary

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   KEEP SOMEONE COMPANY translations: hacer compañía a alguien. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary.

8. context.reverso.net › keep+me+companyTranslation of "keep me company" in Spanish - Reverso Context

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   Translations in context of "keep me company" in English-Spanish from Reverso Context: I guess I could use something to keep me company at night.

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   Sep 2, 2020 · Useful Basic Spanish Words and Phrases for the Workplace. So, you are able to speak Spanish en el trabajo (at work)—wonderful! Let’s walk through a typical day at la oficina (the office). You are walking through the front doors of el edificio de tu empresa (the company building) and you are greeted with ¡Buenos dias! by la recepcionista.