Usage examples of "ganarse el pan" in Spanish with translation to English

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Ojalá el pan se conserve hasta mañana. I hope the bread keeps until tomorrow.
Ella hace el pan de una manera especial. She has a special way of making bread.
El pan está sobre la mesa. The bread's on the table.
¿Dónde quedó todo el pan? Where did all the bread go?
¿Dónde fue a parar todo el pan? Where did all the bread go?
¡Cómete el pan! Eat the bread!
El pan se hace con harina, agua y levadura. Bread is made from flour, water and yeast.
El pan está viejo y duro. The bread is old and hard.
Él se gana el pan como escritor. He earns his bread as a writer.
Mientras tanto, corte el pan en cubos y fríalos en aceite hirviendo. In the meantime, cut the bread into cubes and fry them in hot oil.
Tom está cortando el pan. Tom is cutting the bread.
Él trajo a casa el pan y la mantequilla. He brings home the bread and butter.
A él le gustan el pan y la mantequilla. He likes bread and butter.
Me gusta el arroz más que el pan. I like rice more than bread.
¿Quién comió el pan? Who ate the bread?
El pan está hecho de trigo. Bread is made from wheat.
La mujer prueba el pan. The woman tastes the bread.
La mantequilla sobre el pan está muy buena. The butter on the bread is very good.
A él le gusta el pan y la mantequilla. He likes bread and butter.
Me gusta el arroz más que lo que me gusta el pan. I like rice more than I like bread.
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