Spanish Dictionary
We felt a little dumb and waited for the hot water. The boiler seemed not to work and we started to become upset. We asked the technician to come once again and he admitted his mistake.
When we arrived at the port, or whatever it was, we were a little scared since the boats were very old and dirty. We entered the boats anyway and hoped for best. The boat driver started the engine.
We decided to make a one day trip to Bolivia, which turned out to be the correct decision. Instead of driving all the way up to the Salar de Uyuni, we stayed close to Chile and visited the area of the lagoons.
When we arrived at the port, or whatever it was, we were a little scared since the boats were very old and dirty. We entered the boats anyway and hoped for best. The boat driver started the engine.
We decided to make a one day trip to Bolivia, which turned out to be the correct decision. Instead of driving all the way up to the Salar de Uyuni, we stayed close to Chile and visited the area of the lagoons.
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of loathe [ loathed, loathed ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of detestar [detestado] |
detesto detestas detesta detestamos detestáis detestan | detestaba detestabas detestaba detestábamos detestabais detestaban | detesté detestaste detestó detestamos detestasteis detestaron | detestaré detestarás detestará detestaremos detestaréis detestarán |