Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: No te toques la costra de la herida y deja que se caiga sola. |
Don't touch the scab on your wound and let it fall off by itself. |
| Es tan torpe que no puede dar dos pasos sin caerse. | He is such a klutz, he can't walk two steps without falling down. |
| caerse | to fall over |
| caerse | to fall down |
He wants to say that peace and brutality are very connected. In one line he is talking about the cleanness and in the next line he is talking about the witches' broth. How good is that, isn't it?
So the man and the woman are staing at the station, sitting at their table and tasting unknown alcoholic drinks, wishing they had the same feeling of joy that they had known before this all happened.
That was a funny coincidence and she told me about some good parties on the island. I went to one these parties which was actually located in an open air bar. There were few people but everyone connected.
So the man and the woman are staing at the station, sitting at their table and tasting unknown alcoholic drinks, wishing they had the same feeling of joy that they had known before this all happened.
That was a funny coincidence and she told me about some good parties on the island. I went to one these parties which was actually located in an open air bar. There were few people but everyone connected.
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of caerse [me caído] |
me caigo te caes se cae nos caemos os caéis se caen | me caía te caías se caía nos caíamos os caíais se caían | me caí te caíste se cayó nos caímos os caísteis se cayeron | me caeré te caerás se caerá nos caeremos os caeréis se caerán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of fall [ fell, fallen ] | ||||