German Dictionary
I.E. stands for 'in example', and the translation of it is 'por ejemplo'. Is there a difference between this term in Latin American or South American Spanish? How would you say the same sentence in Central America?
Well, you're already here ... would you ever have thought that I'm a member in facebook? You are a funny guy. What else is happening? Did you already settle down in your new country of choice?
And how long will you be there? When will you come back to Venezuela? Now, I'm learning German grammar and I am doing my homework. Super boring, and it took me too much time in total.
Well, you're already here ... would you ever have thought that I'm a member in facebook? You are a funny guy. What else is happening? Did you already settle down in your new country of choice?
And how long will you be there? When will you come back to Venezuela? Now, I'm learning German grammar and I am doing my homework. Super boring, and it took me too much time in total.
Check out these translations
wohnhaft
wem
waagerecht
violett
verteilt
verpackt
verführerisch
urbanisieren
unten
unfehlbar