Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: Christopher Columbus navigated for five weeks across the Atlantic Ocean before he saw land. |
Cristóbal Colón navegó durante cinco semanas a través del Océano Atlántico antes de ver tierra. |
| to navigate | navegar |
I am Spanish Teacher. I graduated last year, in August. I studied mostly in Germany. I have been working for nine months as a teacher in many language schools but soon I will be a student again.
We stayed in this place for quite a while as it was the most spectacular place we have visited so far. It was unbelievable how much thought was put into construction of these magnificent sites.
At midnight, after taking a quick shower we went to a local bar to eat a steak. The food and the wine were excellent. We were really happy that after the long journey we made it to this place.
We stayed in this place for quite a while as it was the most spectacular place we have visited so far. It was unbelievable how much thought was put into construction of these magnificent sites.
At midnight, after taking a quick shower we went to a local bar to eat a steak. The food and the wine were excellent. We were really happy that after the long journey we made it to this place.
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| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of navigate [ navigated, navigated ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of navegar [navegado] |
navego navegas navega navegamos navegáis navegan | navegaba navegabas navegaba navegábamos navegabais navegaban | navegué navegaste navegó navegamos navegasteis navegaron | navegaré navegarás navegará navegaremos navegaréis navegarán |