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?
My mother tongue is Spanish. For one year I lived in Spain. I'm from Huston, Texas, USA, originally. I want to study Spanish literature next year. I have already been to my professor to discuss it.
In April I will travel again to Andalusia for 6 weeks and I will visit the same language school again. This school is incredibly good, I've learned a lot there. Shall I send you the address?
My mother tongue is Spanish. For one year I lived in Spain. I'm from Huston, Texas, USA, originally. I want to study Spanish literature next year. I have already been to my professor to discuss it.
In April I will travel again to Andalusia for 6 weeks and I will visit the same language school again. This school is incredibly good, I've learned a lot there. Shall I send you the address?
Most common translations:
fennel
finale
flattery
fondue
forty-five
gallows
geographic
glow
gradually