Spanish Dictionary
The voyage ended finally. I packed my stuffed at around eight o'clock and hurried to the bus-terminal. I had little time left and was afraid that I would miss it and that I had to take the next one.
I do not mean to claim that they ought forget their own history, but I assert that they should forgive, not to the culprits who made the rage (that would not be possible), but the next innocent generation.
We left at Kowloon, where we were looking for our place at night. It was difficult to find the address of the accommodation so we took a cab. We finally got to the YMCA, which cost around 200 dollars.
I do not mean to claim that they ought forget their own history, but I assert that they should forgive, not to the culprits who made the rage (that would not be possible), but the next innocent generation.
We left at Kowloon, where we were looking for our place at night. It was difficult to find the address of the accommodation so we took a cab. We finally got to the YMCA, which cost around 200 dollars.
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of apestar [apestado] |
apesto apestas apesta apestamos apestáis apestan | apestaba apestabas apestaba apestábamos apestabais apestaban | apesté apestaste apestó apestamos apestasteis apestaron | apestaré apestarás apestará apestaremos apestaréis apestarán |
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| Conjugation of stink [ stank, stunk ] | ||||