Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Él es un mentiroso compulsivo, así que no crean lo él les diga. |
He is a compulsive liar so don't believe what he tells you. |
| Es una compradora compulsiva. | She is a compulsive buyer. |
By the way: I have now met a man who claims he is an expert in deep snow skiing... I find that very impressive for someone with only 3 years of snowboarding experience. It is probably just showing off.
Yes, but on the other hand, using full, simple sentences also helps people who are learning the language more than just the short clauses. It is probably a mix of both, but I have not decided yet which ratio is the best for us.
I am French and I am learning English. If you have questions about the French language I'll help you gladly. Get in touch. I had to go to the doctor and I was away for about an hour. Excuse me!
Yes, but on the other hand, using full, simple sentences also helps people who are learning the language more than just the short clauses. It is probably a mix of both, but I have not decided yet which ratio is the best for us.
I am French and I am learning English. If you have questions about the French language I'll help you gladly. Get in touch. I had to go to the doctor and I was away for about an hour. Excuse me!