Spanish Dictionary
I congratulate you on your move to become a private Spanish teacher. People need to believe in you and the most important thing is that you need to believe in yourself. It won't be easy at the beginning.
The writer describes this situation by putting the persons into a natural environment. On one side there was no shade and there weren't any trees, he says. This description can be interpreted.
Luckily for him, his wife stood by him and explained that he was clumsy and that would happen to him all the time. Anyway, it none of our business. We all had dinner afterwards and went to sleep.
The writer describes this situation by putting the persons into a natural environment. On one side there was no shade and there weren't any trees, he says. This description can be interpreted.
Luckily for him, his wife stood by him and explained that he was clumsy and that would happen to him all the time. Anyway, it none of our business. We all had dinner afterwards and went to sleep.
Most common translations:
damasco
culpabilidad
crucifixión
corzo
convoy
consumado
conformista
comulgar
comenzar
coeficiente
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of defraudar [defraudado] |
defraudo defraudas defrauda defraudamos defraudáis defraudan | defraudaba defraudabas defraudaba defraudábamos defraudabais defraudaban | defraudé defraudaste defraudó defraudamos defraudasteis defraudaron | defraudaré defraudarás defraudará defraudaremos defraudaréis defraudarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of defraud [ defrauded, defrauded ] | ||||