Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: She craves sweets but is on a diet. |
Ansía con locura comer dulces, pero está a dieta. |
| to feel like, crave | antojarse |
Vivi, Sabina and I wanted to thank you very much for Sabina's gift! Thank you for the cool outfits that she is now wearing, all little boys are waiting in line lately. I wish you much happiness.
If I look at dictionaries they do not give long sentences, only specific words and their meaning when they are used in a compounded form, which by the way can mean something totally different than when used by themselves.
I wish you a safe journey. In what city will you be staying in Germany? We want to buy a small flat in Eastern Germany. And if everything goes well, we want to build a small house next year.
If I look at dictionaries they do not give long sentences, only specific words and their meaning when they are used in a compounded form, which by the way can mean something totally different than when used by themselves.
I wish you a safe journey. In what city will you be staying in Germany? We want to buy a small flat in Eastern Germany. And if everything goes well, we want to build a small house next year.
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| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of ansiar [ansiado] |
ansío ansías ansía ansiamos ansiáis ansían | ansiaba ansiabas ansiaba ansiábamos ansiabais ansiaban | ansié ansiaste ansió ansiamos ansiasteis ansiaron | ansiaré ansiarás ansiará ansiaremos ansiaréis ansiarán |