German Dictionary
German | English |
schließen; zuschließen; (für immer) schließen | close down |
absperren, zuschließen | to lock up |
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?
Yes, my Spanish is much better than your German, but it is not true that I do not want to learn with you. I think this is not an issue. Where do you come from in the U.S.? East or West coast?
I wanted to know more about your job offer and if I have a chance to get it. And if my application is accepted, I would like to know more about the duration of the project. I believe in it very much.
Yes, my Spanish is much better than your German, but it is not true that I do not want to learn with you. I think this is not an issue. Where do you come from in the U.S.? East or West coast?
I wanted to know more about your job offer and if I have a chance to get it. And if my application is accepted, I would like to know more about the duration of the project. I believe in it very much.
Check out these translations
zittern
wunderbar
wesentlich
wahrnehmend
vom
vervollständigen
versammeln
vergraben
verabschieden
unterjochen
English Verbs | ||||
Conjugation of lock [ locked, locked ] |