Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: The teacher inflicted a punishment on the child for his bad behaviour in class. |
El profesor infligió un castigo al niño por su mal comportamiento en clase. |
The picture I sent yesterday was taken on the first evening. And this morning the email bounced back. The user has already uploaded 3 different pictures of himself, all with the same facial expressions.
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've lived a year with my wife in Argentina, and that is why my Ppanish is actually quite good, but that's not really enough... I wish you a beautiful day and a happy New 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've lived a year with my wife in Argentina, and that is why my Ppanish is actually quite good, but that's not really enough... I wish you a beautiful day and a happy New Year.
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of imponer [impuesto] |
impongo impones impone imponemos imponéis imponen | imponía imponías imponía imponíamos imponíais imponían | impuse impusiste impuso impusimos impusisteis impusieron | impondré impondrás impondrá impondremos impondréis impondrán |