Si te sirve de consuelo

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irland5

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Hello folks,

I would like to know how you guys say " si te sirve de consuelo" in English. For example when a friend is complaining because he has to work 10 hours today

My attempt : If it is a consolation to you , I also have to work and then study when I get home.

By the way , do you have to add " to" in front of study?

Thanks,

Irland5
 
I would use "If it makes you feel any better, I have to ...". However, we also say "If it's any consolation, I have to ...".

No, you don't have to put "to" before "study".
 
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