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Simple sentences
Such languages as French, Italian and Spanish come from Latin.
What do you learn Spanish for?
I wish I could have spoken Spanish.
She can speak Spanish well.
She spoke to me in Spanish.
I know Spanish, Basque and some English.
Tom can't speak French. Tom can't speak Spanish either.
Saying that you would rather learn Spanish than Esperanto is like saying you would rather run a marathon than go for a Sunday walk; of course you end up doing neither.
Spanish is much easier than German.
I liked to add sentences in Spanish.
Why do you learn Spanish?
I do not know if he is Spanish or Argentinian.
Tom stopped learning Spanish and started to learn Hungarian.
He spoke to me in Spanish.
I cannot speak English, much less Spanish.
They speak Spanish in Mexico.
Is Spanish spoken in Mexico?
Spanish is spoken in Mexico.
Bob is the only student that can speak Spanish in our class.
Tom speaks Spanish, and Betty speaks Spanish, too.
It was Mr Hino who translated the book from Spanish into Japanese.
Spanish is her native language.
Johnny moved to Spain just a few months ago, so he isn't used to speaking Spanish as yet.
I know a little Spanish.
A little knowledge of Spanish will go a long way toward making your trip to Mexico enjoyable.
Movie subtitles
Who's going to help me with my Spanish vocab now?
I must try on a new dress with the Spanish Ambassador's wife.
My fiance is fitting the Spanish Ambassador's wife with a new dress.
There's the Spanish ambassador.
And now, it's Rosita, Rosita so that it fits for Spanish.
So that you're fit for Spanish.
Spanish passports.
This film was shot in 1932 soon after the founding of the Spanish Republic.
I tried to, but that Spanish moon.
You know, Mr. Bradley the Spanish moon is very becoming to you.
Sure, we'II give you a hand. (SINGING IN SPANISH) Ain't she a honey?
Last time we used battleships was in the Spanish-American War and what did we get out of that?
Of course, he and Mr. Kane didn't exactly see eye to eye. You take the Spanish-American war.
We got a lot of those. A Burmese temple and three Spanish ceilings down the hall.
A long time ago, a boat with 10 of our Spanish sisters ran aground here.
They wanted to break us, but we and our Spanish friends will show them what 12,000 free men working on this Algerian land are capable of!
You're half Spanish, a quarter Kabyle and a quarter French.
Half the colonists are Spanish and can't read French.
You're simply being ordered to Marseilles to meet our Spanish agent.
Hello, is this the Spanish consulate?
But the arrival of the Spanish Ambassador makes it especially urgent. that you sign the treaty with France now.
I must warn you about the impending visit of the Spanish envoy.
They warmed and ripened in the Spanish sun.
The Spanish envoy will be dazzled.
The spell of Spanish witchcraft.
Do you want a Spanish sovereign?
Don Diego, the Spanish ambassador.
My girlfriend is trying on a dress for the Spanish ambassador's wife.
The student Armand de Foix has been found guilty for the death of the Spanish ambassador, Don Diego, and is sentenced to death. Your Majesty, she is already here!
The student Armand de Foix has been found guilty of the death of the Spanish ambassador, Don Diego, and is sentenced to death.
I haven't seen a bottle since the Spanish-American War.
I was Russian, English, German, Spanish, Brazilian, Chinese, Turkish and Armenian.
Sorry, but we don't understand Spanish.
Mmm, what a hot Spanish dish you must've been.
You take the Spanish-American war.
A Burmese temple and three Spanish ceilings down the hall.
It was one of those California Spanish houses. everyone was nuts about 10 or 15 years ago.
News and current affairs
Spanish workers are streaming into Romania, which until recently had been a major source of agricultural labor in Spain.
The Spanish had grown so inured to acts of violence from Basque separatists that the murder of 191 people in Madrid by Islamist extremists in 2004 was met with remarkable sang-froid.
Like the Spanish, they were used to it.
That means that Germans need to earn higher wages, commensurate with their increased productivity, so that they can afford more Greek and Spanish holidays.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and Portuguese Finance Minister Vitor Gaspar deserve more support for their plans.
The Spanish government, for example, could have met Spain's building boom and foreign-trade deficit with tax increases or by urging domestic wage restraint.
In Spain in 2008, a parliamentary resolution urged the government to grant some basic legal rights to great apes, but the Spanish government has yet to implement it.
The program was in English, but the advertisements were in Spanish.
There should be a European growth strategy, rather than Spanish, Italian, or Irish strategies.
Spanish and US banks moved heavily into Latin America.
Spain, for example, saw its best minds drained away for five centuries, notably following Fascism's victory in the Spanish Civil War.
There is merit in both positions - but much more in the Spanish and Italian argument.
The Italian and Spanish authorities acknowledge as much.
The longer Italian and Spanish borrowing costs remain at such elevated levels, the greater the damage to those economies, and the harder it will become to marshal the necessary political support for further reforms.
As the boom turned to bust, the losses threatened to overwhelm the capacity of the Spanish state, and the problem became European, because it threatened the very survival of the euro.
The Spanish case is symptomatic of a larger problem.
Until recently, the Spanish authorities maintained that the problems in their country's real-estate sector were temporary.
My colleagues and I, serving on an advisory committee for the Spanish initiative, have recommended that donors pool their funds into a single international account, which we call the Financial Coordination Mechanism (FCM).
Irish workers are leaving in droves to Canada, Australia, and the United States. Spanish workers are streaming into Romania, which until recently had been a major source of agricultural labor in Spain.
Spain, which allows for widespread temporary contracts, has had the biggest increase in unemployment, because Spanish workers can be fired as quickly as those in the US.
Many millions more Americans watched the World Cup soccer tournament in English and Spanish than ever before.
Senegalese firms seek to help their Spanish business partners, while Portugal extends an almost royal welcome to the leaders of their former colony, newly oil-rich Angola.
In a current case, a Spanish judge is seeking arrest warrants against Jiang Zemin, the former president of China, and Li Peng, a former Chinese prime minister, for alleged crimes committed in Tibet.
Yields on Spanish and Italian government bonds have been inching up again, and equity investors' mood is souring.
The Italian and Spanish governments argue that their high borrowing costs largely reflect convertibility risks, and that the ECB should do as much as necessary to address them.
In nominal terms, Italian and Spanish borrowing costs are indeed comparable to the levels of the late 1990's.
In the late 1990's, both economies were growing (rapidly in the Spanish case), whereas now they face hard times and a mounting risk of deflation.
The weaker peseta would stimulate demand for Spanish exports and reduce Spain's imports, which would boost domestic demand and reduce unemployment.