German Dictionary
| English | German |
| seventy-seven | 77 |
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?
I didn't find any this time, but I'm paying close attention. I have received your message. At the upper right corner you have a link 'show my words' that display the words you have entered so far in both languages.
Every day I watch TV about the sports news while I am cooking. In the news, there is always something sports. I love not only watching but also playing myself. We have a team of ten people.
I didn't find any this time, but I'm paying close attention. I have received your message. At the upper right corner you have a link 'show my words' that display the words you have entered so far in both languages.
Every day I watch TV about the sports news while I am cooking. In the news, there is always something sports. I love not only watching but also playing myself. We have a team of ten people.