Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: The storm has already abated. |
La tormenta ya amainó. |
She suddenly had to vomit and unfortunately she vomited on the new shoes of our friend and on her new Jeans. It was very embarrassing, especially because we were treated so well by this nice young man.
Banteay Srey was beautiful. It was a very small temple but it had a lot of detail in it. Simathay explained everything. He was truly a great tour guide and we were happy that we had met him.
The biggest city in Germany is Berlin. The other big cities are not as big but some of them are really nice. And especially the smaller cities here are very charming and worth visiting.
Banteay Srey was beautiful. It was a very small temple but it had a lot of detail in it. Simathay explained everything. He was truly a great tour guide and we were happy that we had met him.
The biggest city in Germany is Berlin. The other big cities are not as big but some of them are really nice. And especially the smaller cities here are very charming and worth visiting.
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| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of abate [ abated, abated ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of amainar [amainado] |
amaino amainas amaina amainamos amaináis amainan | amainaba amainabas amainaba amainábamos amainabais amainaban | amainé amainaste amainó amainamos amainasteis amainaron | amainaré amainarás amainará amainaremos amainaréis amainarán |