Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: ¡Cuidado con el loro!, te puede morder con su pico afilado. |
Beware of the parrot! It can bite you with its sharp beak. |
| El loro saluda siempre a las visitas desde su percha. | The parrot always greets the visitors from its perch. |
| Enseñó a su loro a hablar. | She taught her parrot to speak. |
I did not want to give them any money so they became more aggresive and began holding my hand and said 'please, please' all the time. Finally I decided to give them some money but could not find the wallet.
I wanted to explore the city, so I took my Nikon F501, a few rolls of films and headed to the narrow colorful streets of SCDC. Most of the streets were paved and it was easy to walk in this part.
As usually, we had problems with our hotel. At midnight we checked in to our place, and once seeing the room, my wife decided that she would not sleep there. She was right, it was a place with no atmosphere.
I wanted to explore the city, so I took my Nikon F501, a few rolls of films and headed to the narrow colorful streets of SCDC. Most of the streets were paved and it was easy to walk in this part.
As usually, we had problems with our hotel. At midnight we checked in to our place, and once seeing the room, my wife decided that she would not sleep there. She was right, it was a place with no atmosphere.