Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: He griped her hand and didn't let her go. |
Le agarró su mano y no la dejaba ir. |
On Thursday I have an appointment. If there is no other way, I'll move it. Can you meet on Tuesday, April 11, anyway? I suggest 10.30 in the morning, but I'm fairly flexible, so noon is good too.
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 sell clothes for children, women and men. I love my work. By the way: In Germany it is very cold, minus 15. We seem to be friends for years but have known each other just for two weeks.
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 sell clothes for children, women and men. I love my work. By the way: In Germany it is very cold, minus 15. We seem to be friends for years but have known each other just for two weeks.
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of agarrar [agarrado] |
agarro agarras agarra agarramos agarráis agarran | agarraba agarrabas agarraba agarrábamos agarrabais agarraban | agarré agarraste agarró agarramos agarrasteis agarraron | agarraré agarrarás agarrará agarraremos agarraréis agarrarán |