Spanish Dictionary
I hope you you had a successful week in Dortmund. Because of the bad weather at the last moment I could not get on my flight to Dusseldorf and I have stayed home. I was afraid to fly.
It is called Facebook viral marketing. I'm 62 and it's somewhat mystifying, but my two boys are using it continuously. What I'm a bit afraid of is the personal information they send to everybody. It has no privacy.
Hello, my name is Rick and I come from Mexico, I live in the capital Mexico City which is located in the center. I speak Spanish and German as my mother tongue and I can help you with either one.
It is called Facebook viral marketing. I'm 62 and it's somewhat mystifying, but my two boys are using it continuously. What I'm a bit afraid of is the personal information they send to everybody. It has no privacy.
Hello, my name is Rick and I come from Mexico, I live in the capital Mexico City which is located in the center. I speak Spanish and German as my mother tongue and I can help you with either one.
Most common translations:
ejercicio
duende
divino
dirección
deísta
despensa
desenchufar
desabrochar
delgado
de nada
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of emocionar [emocionado] |
emociono emocionas emociona emocionamos emocionáis emocionan | emocionaba emocionabas emocionaba emocionábamos emocionabais emocionaban | emocioné emocionaste emocionó emocionamos emocionasteis emocionaron | emocionaré emocionarás emocionará emocionaremos emocionaréis emocionarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of excite [ excited, excited ] | ||||