Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution grants religion freedom to the country's inhabitants. |
La Primera Enmienda de la Constitución de EE.UU. otorga libertad religiosa para los habitantes del país. |
| China has so many inhabitants that some of them live in junks in the rivers. | China tiene tantos habitantes que algunos de ellos viven en juncos en los ríos. |
| Alsatians are the inhabitants of Alsace. | Alsaciano es el habitante de Alsacia. |
We bought some sandals which cost us two dollars each pair. Then we visited the surroundings of the market where many store sold paintings, sculptures and books, some very beautiful ones.
We kept asking people how long the walk was and it seemed to stay half an hour even though we past half of it. On the way up, a group of children were playing traditional music for the tourists.
Fortunately and against all odds there were seats available so that we changed our booking to the same day. Our destination was El Calafate in the South of Patagonia in order to see the glaciers.
We kept asking people how long the walk was and it seemed to stay half an hour even though we past half of it. On the way up, a group of children were playing traditional music for the tourists.
Fortunately and against all odds there were seats available so that we changed our booking to the same day. Our destination was El Calafate in the South of Patagonia in order to see the glaciers.
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