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"Good timing" would be "oportuno" or "justo a tiempo" (just in time). Your comment came just in time = Tu comentario fue muy oportuno. "I am looking forward to it" would be "lo anhelo". I am looking forward to seen you next weekend = Anhelo verte el próximo fin de semana. You have to pay attention to prepositions in English because the preposition of a verb may change the meaning of the verb completely and in such cases Spanish usually has a completely different word for it. For example: To look= verse (she looks well - ella se ve bien) To look for = buscar (I need to look for the keys - necesito buscar las llaves) To look after = cuidar (could you look after my cat tomorrow? - ¿podrías cuidar a mi gato mañana?) To look down = ser condescendiente (your brother looks down on me - tú hermano es condescendiente conmigo) To look into = analizar con detalle (I will have to look into that - tendré que analizar eso con detalle) To look like = parecerse (she looks like my sister - ella se parece a mi hermana) To look at = mirar (look at that! - ¡mira eso!) I hope this helps.
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"Good timing" sería "buena sincronización", o "bien coordinado". En cuanto "I'm looking forward to it", dependerá del contexto, pero sólo con la frase, podría ser "estoy esperando por ello" o "estoy mirando por ello".
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"Anhelo" suena demasiado fuerte para mí (más o menos como "I yearn for it". Yo diría algo como "tengo muchas ganas (de verte)", "estoy deseando (verte)", etc.
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Ahora que lo pienso, otra expresión que no sé decir es "I'm looking forward to it". Si sabes traducirla me ayudaría mucho. Gracias por adelantado.

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