Spanish Dictionary
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Sample sentences: I am ticklish and can't stand being tickled. |
Soy cosquilloso y no puedo soportar que me hagan cosquillas. |
I am sorry that I did not respond to your last email you sooner. Have you been busy with your work? Do you have any meetings or travel planned? I have friends around the world and they call me Mike.
We drove to the next spot exactly at noon. We were told that this spot would not be crowded at all during the lunch hour and we were not surprised to find it completely empty without anyone else.
After an hour flight and 1000km further south, we landed in Calama. It was already 9pm and it was already dark. We still weren't at our final destination, but much much closer. We took a cab again to the city center.
We drove to the next spot exactly at noon. We were told that this spot would not be crowded at all during the lunch hour and we were not surprised to find it completely empty without anyone else.
After an hour flight and 1000km further south, we landed in Calama. It was already 9pm and it was already dark. We still weren't at our final destination, but much much closer. We took a cab again to the city center.
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of tickle [ tickled, tickled ] | ||||
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of cosquillear [cosquilleado] |
cosquilleo cosquilleas cosquillea cosquilleamos cosquilleáis cosquillean | cosquilleaba cosquilleabas cosquilleaba cosquilleábamos cosquilleabais cosquilleaban | cosquilleé cosquilleaste cosquilleó cosquilleamos cosquilleasteis cosquillearon | cosquillearé cosquillearás cosquilleará cosquillearemos cosquillearéis cosquillearán |