Spanish Dictionary
All sorts of people were sitting in the restaurant, locals as well as foreigners. One could see that the city had some modern places too and that it was not the Vietnam we had imagined.
It is better to loose two dollars than a leg to some stupid crocodile. We moved on and the boat driver took us to a farm close to the floating village. There were all sorts of animals.
We blamed the sandwich which we had eaten a day earlier for lunch in Bolivia for the stomach ache of my wife. She became very weak and she had to stay in the hotel for two entire days.
It is better to loose two dollars than a leg to some stupid crocodile. We moved on and the boat driver took us to a farm close to the floating village. There were all sorts of animals.
We blamed the sandwich which we had eaten a day earlier for lunch in Bolivia for the stomach ache of my wife. She became very weak and she had to stay in the hotel for two entire days.
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| Conjugation of besiege [ besieged, besieged ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of asediar [asediado] |
asedio asedias asedia asediamos asediáis asedian | asediaba asediabas asediaba asediábamos asediabais asediaban | asedié asediaste asedió asediamos asediasteis asediaron | asediaré asediarás asediará asediaremos asediaréis asediarán |
| Conjugation of sitiar [sitiado] |
sitio sitias sitia sitiamos sitiáis sitian | sitiaba sitiabas sitiaba sitiábamos sitiabais sitiaban | sitié sitiaste sitió sitiamos sitiasteis sitiaron | sitiaré sitiarás sitiará sitiaremos sitiaréis sitiarán |