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    Default easy one....

    ojala y tengas suerte


    This is the first time I have seen this expression used with "y" I am not sure if it means:

    I hope so and good luck

    or

    good luck and I hope so , or something totally different !

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    Default Re: easy one....

    For Argentina there is a "que" missing. It would go "ojala y que tengas suerte", or "ojala que tengas suerte" if the hoping is for good luck... Depends on context.

    But yeah the translation into English would be: I hope so and good luck.

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