Usages of con calma
Es posible terminar la tarea si estudias con calma.
It is possible to finish the homework if you study calmly.
Yo preparo mi café con calma.
I prepare my coffee calmly.
Gracias a la biblioteca, estudio con calma.
Thanks to the library, I study calmly.
La directora revisa el permiso con calma.
The principal checks the permit calmly.
Ella es una candidata bilingüe y responde con calma.
She is a bilingual candidate and answers calmly.
El candidato responde a cada pregunta con calma.
The candidate answers each question calmly.
Cuando me duele la nariz, respiro vapor con calma.
When my nose hurts, I breathe steam calmly.
Los que estudian con calma aprenden más.
Those who study calmly learn more.
Me parece injusto cuando un profesor grita en lugar de explicar con calma.
It seems unfair to me when a teacher yells instead of explaining calmly.
Divido la tarea en partes pequeñas para estudiar con calma.
I divide the homework into small parts to study calmly.
Yo mismo organizo mi rutina diaria para estudiar español con calma.
I myself organize my daily routine to study Spanish calmly.
El psiquiatra explica con calma cómo cuidar mi salud mental.
The psychiatrist calmly explains how to take care of my mental health.
Después de hablar con la terapeuta, me puse a estudiar con más calma y mi autoestima mejoró.
After talking with the therapist, I started studying more calmly and my self-esteem improved.
Cuando discuto con mi hermana, recuerdo que hay que escuchar con calma.
When I argue with my sister, I remember that you have to listen calmly.
Ahora puedo estudiar español con calma.
Now I can study Spanish calmly.
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