Spanish Dictionary
After dinner we walked back and saw some interesting sites and shops on the way. Everything was quite impressive, as always in a new country. We entered the hotel and took an elevator to our room.
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 checked in at the Hotel de Paris, a small hotel owned by a friendly, old lady. Our rooms were OK, but we asked to be transferred to the newer part of the hotel. The stomach ache of my wife did not disappear.
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 checked in at the Hotel de Paris, a small hotel owned by a friendly, old lady. Our rooms were OK, but we asked to be transferred to the newer part of the hotel. The stomach ache of my wife did not disappear.
Most common translations:
diary
disconnection
distracted
dove
dummy
effectively
embryo
enroll
estimated
exhausting
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| Conjugation of derail [ derailed, derailed ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of descarrilar [descarrilado] |
descarrilo descarrilas descarrila descarrilamos descarriláis descarrilan | descarrilaba descarrilabas descarrilaba descarrilábamos descarrilabais descarrilaban | descarrilé descarrilaste descarriló descarrilamos descarrilasteis descarrilaron | descarrilaré descarrilarás descarrilará descarrilaremos descarrilaréis descarrilarán |