Spanish Dictionary
Spanish | English |
ayunar | to fast |
In this poem there is not any movement, it is only a snapshot of life, it means it is a picture, almost dead, as there is no movement at all. And this is the reason why the poem seems to be calming.
After getting up early I took a local car to get back to the center from where I took a coach to the long awaited city of San Cristobal de Las Casas. I have heard so much about this distant place.
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After getting up early I took a local car to get back to the center from where I took a coach to the long awaited city of San Cristobal de Las Casas. I have heard so much about this distant place.
You may have seen our Language-School book section where we have descriptions of over 120 language schools world wide. Do you have a program for foreign students? If so, it may be very interesting.
Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
Conjugation of ayunar [ayunado] |
ayuno ayunas ayuna ayunamos ayunáis ayunan | ayunaba ayunabas ayunaba ayunábamos ayunabais ayunaban | ayuné ayunaste ayunó ayunamos ayunasteis ayunaron | ayunaré ayunarás ayunará ayunaremos ayunaréis ayunarán |
English Verbs | ||||
Conjugation of fast [ fasted, fasted ] |