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.
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.
She could not join me since her flight to Israel was supposed to leave in less than 48 hours. I helped her carrying the bag to a hostel in Cancun and we went together to the airport. I postponed my flight again.
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.
She could not join me since her flight to Israel was supposed to leave in less than 48 hours. I helped her carrying the bag to a hostel in Cancun and we went together to the airport. I postponed my flight again.
Most common translations:
desabrido
delfín
de memoria
cuota
crónico
coste
contemplar
congratular
concertar
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of desencantar [desencantado] |
desencanto desencantas desencanta desencantamos desencantáis desencantan | desencantaba desencantabas desencantaba desencantábamos desencantabais desencantaban | desencanté desencantaste desencantó desencantamos desencantasteis desencantaron | desencantaré desencantarás desencantará desencantaremos desencantaréis desencantarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of disenchant [ disenchanted, disenchanted ] | ||||