Spanish Sentences using caerse  

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Caerse de sitios altos
Falling from heights
¿Se cayó?
Did you fall?
Sí, y casi todos cayeron en el lodo.
Yes, and almost all of them fell in the mud.
¿Tú te caíste también?
Did you fall too?
Si, me cai y me lastimé la rodilla.
Yes, I fell and hurt my knee.
Setenta por ciento de el polvo en su casa es piel humana que se ha caido.
Seventy percent of the dust in your home consists of shed human skin.
250 personas se han caido de la torre de Pisa.
250 people have fallen off the Leaning Tower of Pisa
Mami se cayó en el piso.
Mommy fell on the floor.
Es dudoso que el puente se caiga.
It is unlikely that the bridge will fall.
Se le cayeron los platos.
He dropped the plates.
Al mesero se le cayeron las bebidas.
The waiter dropped the drinks.
Al mesero se le cayó la sopa.
The waiter dropped the soup.
¿Donde se cayó Ud.?
Where did you fall?
Me caí en la escalera.
I fell on the stairs.
Se cayeron varias tazas.
Several cups fell on the floor.
A la sirvienta se le cayeron varias tazas.
The servant dropped several cups.
Yo no le pegué, mamá. El se cayó.
I didn't hit him, mom. He fell.
Se le está cayendo mucho el pelo a tu tío, ¿verdad?
Your uncle is losing a lot of hair, isn't he?
Sí, se le está cayendo.
Yes, he certainly is.
La niña se cayó de la silla.
The girl fell from the chair.
Me caí de la silla.
I fell from the chair.
Se cayó de la bicicleta y se quebró el brazo.
She fell off her bike and broke her arm.
Se cayó desde una altura de tres metros.
He fell from a height of three meters.

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