Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Cuando hablas del nadir, hablas de un punto imaginario debajo de tus pies. |
When you speak of the nadir, you speak of an imaginary point under your feet. |
| Algunos niños solitarios tienen amigos imaginarios. | Some lonely children have imaginary friends. |
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Anyway, there are a lot of people on board and I no matter how high the waves may be, I always suffer from nausea or seasickness. I have not been on a small boat before. I will have to vomit.
What is the past tense of 'to swim'? So either you say, I was swimming or yesterday I was swimming. Or: I was running yesterday vs. yesterday, I ran. You know the answer? I have no clue.
Anyway, there are a lot of people on board and I no matter how high the waves may be, I always suffer from nausea or seasickness. I have not been on a small boat before. I will have to vomit.
What is the past tense of 'to swim'? So either you say, I was swimming or yesterday I was swimming. Or: I was running yesterday vs. yesterday, I ran. You know the answer? I have no clue.
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