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Los modismos ingleses más frecuentes en el cine

«you know» es la frase que aparece en más películas de esta lista: 577. «see you» va segunda, en 550, y «get it» tercera, en 512. El puesto cuenta películas distintas, no las veces que se repite dentro de una misma película.

Cómo se cuenta

Cada puesto es el número de películas distintas de la biblioteca de WinkLingo cuyo diálogo contiene la frase. Si la frase vuelve dentro de la misma película, sigue contando como una. Si empatan, se ordenan por cuántas de esas líneas revisó una persona o un modelo, y luego por el nombre. Solo entran expresiones de varias palabras ya publicadas en el sitio; las palabras sueltas y los fragmentos no cuentan.

La biblioteca tiene ahora 1,000,000+ clips cortos, 1,000+ películas, 2,800+ capítulos largos y 1,800+ páginas de frases. Estamos ampliando hacia millones de clips y más de 10.000 capítulos, con películas nuevas cada semana.

Las cifras de la biblioteca se recalculan cada día. Esta lista se generó a las 2026-10-13 12:02 UTC.

Los modismos ingleses más frecuentes en el cine
PuestoFraseSignificadoPelículas
1you knowused to show that what you are referring to is known or understood by the person you are speaking to577
2see you550
3get itto understand a joke, point, situation, or how someone feels512
4i knowto be aware of a fact or situation, or to be sure that it is true508
5make itto succeed in reaching a place in time, especially when this is difficult495
6take itto accept or receive something offered, including agreeing to buy it476
7right nowat this moment469
8i meanused to explain or correct what you have just said453
9tell meused to introduce a question408
10at leastused to add a positive comment about a negative situation395
11talk aboutto discuss or have a conversation about a particular subject380
12let goto stop holding sb / sth378
13take careto deal with a problem, task, or person so that it gets handled373
14you seeused when you are explaining sth354
15take care ofto be responsible for or to deal with a situation or task349
16that is itthis / that is the end339
17on your waygoing or coming327
18as wellin addition to sb / sth; too295
19the thingused to introduce the main point, problem, or explanation283
20even ifdespite the fact or belief that; no matter whether283
21make sureto do sth in order to be certain that sth else happens280
22all the timevery often; repeatedly278
23one dayat some time in the future, or on a particular day in the past271
24why notused to ask why something is not so, was not done, or is not allowed269
25wait a minuteused when you have just noticed or remembered sth, or had a sudden idea268
26as long asonly if254
27in frontIn someone's presence, or before people who are watching or listening, so they witness what is said or done.253
28in front ofif you do sth in front of sb, you do it when they are there243
29in the worldused to emphasize what you are saying241
30you know who227
31leave alone223
32too lateafter the time when it is possible to do sth successfully222
33all the waycompletely; as much as it takes to achieve what you want221
34a dayeach day, saying how often or how much something happens per day219
35so longfor such a long time, or for longer than expected219
36how are youA greeting that asks about someone's health, mood, or how things are going, often as polite small talk.218
37at homein a person's own house, flat / apartment, etc.218
38in the morningduring the morning of the next day; tomorrow morning216
39you hear215
40after allused when you are explaining sth, or giving a reason213
41get thereto arrive at or reach a place212
42every time208
43i sayused to suggest or recommend a course of action207
44i told youused to remind someone of a fact, explanation, promise, or refusal you have already stated207
45let knowto tell sb about sth204
46care of197
47believe meused to emphasize that you strongly believe what you are saying195
48first thingthe earliest action, step, or requirement, before anything else192
49in factused to give extra details about sth that has just been mentioned191
50on your ownwithout help190
51what do you saywould you like sth / to do sth?188
52there you aresaid when you catch sight of someone or something you were looking for, or when they turn up186
53the momentAt the present time, or just for now184
54as muchthe same184
55but thenused to introduce additional information or information that contrasts with sth that has just been said182
56close toalmost or very nearly in a state, event, or result, including nearly reaching or matching a standard178
57so faruntil now; up to this point174
58in casebecause of the possibility of sth happening170
59right awayimmediately; without delay170
60for sake163
61nothing butonly; no more / less than161
62i don't know howSay you do not know the way, method, or reason something happened or can be done.160
63what have you160
64get rid ofto make yourself free of sb / sth that is annoying you or that you do not want; to throw sth away158
65say noto refuse an offer, a suggestion, etc.157
66much asto the same degree or in the same amount156
67keep goingused to encourage sb to continue doing sth152
68and everythingand so on; and other similar things149
69look good(of a person) to appear attractive, healthy, or well dressed, often as a compliment148
70in timenot late; with enough time to be able to do sth145
71come to the same thingto have the same result or meaning144
72take it easyused to tell sb not to be worried or angry142
73get this142
74on topin addition140
75just a minuteused to ask sb to wait for a short time139
76i tell youused to emphasize what you are saying, especially when it is surprising or difficult to believe138
77hold itused to ask sb to wait, or not to move136
78here you goused when you are giving sth to sb135
79ever sincecontinuously since the time mentioned133
80in orderso as to; with the purpose of doing or making something possible, usually in 'in order to' or 'in order for'129
81anything likesimilar to sb / sth129
82make senseto have a meaning that you can easily understand125
83or anythingor another thing of a similar type125
84out of the wayno longer stopping sb from moving or doing sth125
85not badquite good; better than you expected124
86of course notused to emphasize the fact that you are saying'no'123
87at onceat the same time119
88be on the phoneto be using the telephone118
89i tell you whatused to introduce a suggestion118
90at firstat or in the beginning118
91be supposed to doto be expected or required to do / be sth according to a rule, a custom, an arrangement, etc.116
92i ask you114
93these daysused to talk about the present, especially when you are comparing it with the past114
94and a halfAfter a number or amount, that quantity plus one half of the same unit (an hour and a half = 1.5 hours).113
95how do you doused as a formal greeting when you meet sb for the first time. The usual reply is also How do you do?112
96be rid ofto be free of sb / sth that has been annoying you or that you do not want111
97too bada shame; a pity111
98in twoAfter two units of time from now, or during a stretch of two such units.111
99on televisionbeing broadcast by television; appearing in a television programme110
100for surewithout doubt110

Cómo estudiar con esta lista

  1. Empieza por las diez primeras. Abre la frase, escucha la línea y repítela en voz alta.
  2. La cifra cuenta películas, así que lo de arriba es lo que más probabilidad tienes de oír en otra.
  3. Si quieres más de lo mismo, sal de la tabla y abre esa categoría, o busca en el reproductor la línea que acabas de oír.

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Fuente: WinkLingo, «Los modismos ingleses más frecuentes en el cine» (https://winklingo.com/es/data/movie-idioms), actualizado el 2026-10-13