Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Many people emigrated from Ireland in the nineteenth century. |
Mucha gente emigró de Irlanda en el siglo XIX. |
Our day came to an end and Samu brought us back to the hotel. We agreed to take a ride with him one more time and that was on the way to the airport. We took his cellphone number just in case.
The next temple was around forty five minutes away. Its name was Beng Melea. It was placed on a hugh area covered with trees and plans. The buildings of the temple were surrounded by nature.
I think I have to switch back to English. It will take me two years until I write an entire letter in German and I suppose I do not have the time for it. Does that mean that I am not serious about learning?
The next temple was around forty five minutes away. Its name was Beng Melea. It was placed on a hugh area covered with trees and plans. The buildings of the temple were surrounded by nature.
I think I have to switch back to English. It will take me two years until I write an entire letter in German and I suppose I do not have the time for it. Does that mean that I am not serious about learning?
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of emigrate [ emigrated, emigrated ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of emigrar [emigrado] |
emigro emigras emigra emigramos emigráis emigran | emigraba emigrabas emigraba emigrábamos emigrabais emigraban | emigré emigraste emigró emigramos emigrasteis emigraron | emigraré emigrarás emigrará emigraremos emigraréis emigrarán |