Free Spanish lessons: Ordering drinks - dialogues on mp3

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Lesson 6: Ordering drinks - dialogues. Text and mp3s

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Spanish set phrase
Dejar plantado a alguien

English literal translation
To leave someone planted

English equivalent
To walk out on someone