Spanish Dictionary
English | Spanish |
Sample sentences: Ancient Romans thought of themselves as having the right to govern the entire world known to them. |
Los antiguos romanos se creían con derecho a gobernar todo el mundo conocido por ellos. |
to govern; rule | gobernar |
to govern | gobernar |

I guess you know Spanish very well. I'm not on line most of the time. I think to get accommodation in the city is hard. I have many friends in Madrid, they all live outside the city. I think we can help each other to practice German or Spanish.
There we only few tourist visiting this site and the entire setting of the jungle around all structures gave it a very adventurous feeling. Roots of trees were actually covering the walls of the buildings
There was no one on the street and we did not feel to comfortable. The first hotel we entered, was build from clay. We saw an elderly English couple just leaving their room. We went to the reception.
There we only few tourist visiting this site and the entire setting of the jungle around all structures gave it a very adventurous feeling. Roots of trees were actually covering the walls of the buildings
There was no one on the street and we did not feel to comfortable. The first hotel we entered, was build from clay. We saw an elderly English couple just leaving their room. We went to the reception.
English Verbs | ||||
Conjugation of govern [ governed, governed ] | ||||
Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
Conjugation of gobernar [gobernado] |
gobierno gobiernas gobierna gobernamos gobernáis gobiernan | gobernaba gobernabas gobernaba gobernábamos gobernabais gobernaban | goberné gobernaste gobernó gobernamos gobernasteis gobernaron | gobernaré gobernarás gobernará gobernaremos gobernaréis gobernarán |
Conjugation of regir [regido] |
rijo riges rige regimos regís rigen | regía regías regía regíamos regíais regían | regí registe rigió regimos registeis rigieron | regiré regirás regirá regiremos regiréis regirán |