you're coming

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By the way, you haven't told me if you're coming tomorrow.
Por cierto, aún no me has dicho si vendrás mañana.
Oh, and tomorrow you're coming with us to a meeting.
Y mañana vendrás con nosotros a una reunión.
All I'm saying is you're coming and you're going.
Todo lo que estoy diciendo es vienes y te vas.
If you're coming with us, we have to go.
Si vienes con nosotros, tenemos que ir.
If you're coming to say that we need to drop the case,
Si vas a decir que tenemos que dejar el caso,
Tulip says that you're coming between us. And she's right.
Tulip dice que se interponga entre nosotros... y tiene razón.
But you don't know if you're coming or going.
Pero tu no sabes si vienes o te vas.
You think we care if you're coming or not?
¿Crees que nos importa si vienes o no?
Shea Williamson, Zachary Rittner, Gabe Calligan, you're coming with us.
Shea Williamson, Zachary Rittner, Gabe Calligan, vengan con nosotros.
Jeannie wants to know when you're coming over for dinner.
Jeannie quiere saber cuando vendrás a cenar.
What is the best solution for accommodation if you're coming to study?
¿Cual es la mejor solución de alojamiento si vienes a estudiar?.
Do the same if you're coming home from the hospital.
Haz lo mismo si llegas a casa del hospital.
Must be a good one if you're coming to me.
Debe ser uno bueno si acude a mí.
Professor, I've decided that you're coming to Fiumicino too.
Profesor, he decidido que venga a Fiumicino con nosotros.
Louis, I don't understand what you're coming to me for.
Louis, no entiendo a qué vienes a mí.
They don't realise you're coming to take pictures and get information.
No que vienes a tomar fotos y recabar información.
No, but you do... and that's why you're coming with us.
Pero tú sí... y por eso vendrás con nosotros.
Must be a good one if you're coming to me.
Debe ser uno bueno si acude a mí.
I just want to know if you're coming to the trial.
Solo quiero saber si vas a venir al juicio.
Because you're coming with me to the outpost.
Porque vas a venir conmigo al puesto fronterizo.
Palabra del día
apestar