Spanish造句

I speak English and Spanish.

How do you know Spanish?

It might be French or Spanish.

Then, she reads it again in Spanish.

He is bent on mastering Spanish.

He was a descendant of Spanish soldier.

These buccaneers and the Spanish navy were not friends.

Was that something of a watershed for Spanish football?

For example, Spanish, English, and French cannot be used together.

Moreover, Catalan and Spanish are very similar syntactically, while Basque and Spanish are highly dissimilar in this respect.

For example, if you want to learn Spanish and you live in many parts of the United States, there may be a local station broadcasting in Spanish.

The Flemish king of the Netherlands, ruling their through his hated Flemish advisers, slowly became the Spanish king of the Netherlands, ruling there through his hated Spanish councillors.

Documents released by a Spanish court indicate that for Francisco Correa, a Spanish businessman, bribery, fraud, money-laundering were all part of his way of doing business.

As an example, imagine that you have to dub an American film for a Spanish audience.

I watch it because of the content, and at the same time my brain acquires Spanish.

The most popular languages after English in US schools at present are Spanish and French.

The Argentine knows the Spanish League fairly well, as he played for Valladolid for three years.

A she knows Beijing well and she also speaks French and a little Spanish.

The specialty provides English, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Russian and so on and other small language classifications translation services.

The Blacklist, a2003 book by a Spanish investigative journalist, José Marí a Irujo, describes how the Franco regime and the Spanish Catholic church" pampered and protected" Nazi spies and industrialists during and after the second world war.

There are at least 12 naturist beaches in the Basque region, and many more all over the Spanish coast.

A person descended from or culturally related to the Spanish and Portuguese settlers of the Gulf States.

However, he subsequently obtained Spanish nationality in order to serve the Spanish Crown, so that he could try to find a westward route to the Spice Islands of Indonesia.

Orwell had fought in the Spanish civil war; his disillusion with that cause is chronicled in "Homage to Catalonia".

Dancers whirling in sequined dresses inspired by the Orient reflect Spanish trade with the Philippines during earlier centuries.

The Spanish champions are unquestionably the real deal, while United won their domestic league thanks to a series of gritty performances against lesser clubs.

I remember being called out of Spanish class in tenth grade and taken to the hospital to see Katie, who had cancer, for the final time.

The false alarm about Spanish cucumbers will further scuff Germany's image in a neighbourhood where it has not been popular lately.

In Spanish, the same phenomenon is sometimes called the "cockroach effect", presumably because no matter how hard you try to shoo the problem away, it emerges somewhere else.

They loaded as much as they could, buried the rest and set out for the coast to rejoin their vessels, which had unfortunately been forced out to sea by the arrival of powerful Spanish ships.

In others, such as Western Sahara, a former Spanish possession whose bid to escape from Moroccan control has long divided the AU, a stalemate is set to persist, perhaps indefinitely.

From Senegal in the region’s west, thousands of Africans brave the seas in dugout canoes for a chance to enter Europe illegally. The lucky ones wash up on Spanish shores but many others drown.

The author explains how and why Spanish and English have mixed with each other in the United States to create a hybrid language, increasingly used not only in spoken but also in written form.

There are hardly any recognisable shots of Barcelona in Loach's homage to Orwell and the Spanish civil war, but the city played a central role even though, curiously, it rarely talks about it.