How do you spell "knew" in spanish?
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some possibilities:\nI knew: sabía or conocí or supe or conocía\nYou knew: sabías or conocías or supiste or conociste\nHe/She knew: sabía or conoció or supo or conocia
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knows.  Subject verb agreement.  "will be" indicates future perfect tense, which is what "knows" is.  If the sentence read "She would be angry..." then it would be knew.
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go to google and search for a english to spanish dictionary and u will find out.
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Small . --If you are talking about pequeno.(no "n" after pe)\n  (pronounced  pay KAY nyo )\n\nAlso pequena (pay KAY nya) is used when describing females rather than than males or objects. (Spanish has a masculine and feminine version of most adjectives)
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Does anyone know how to spell?
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Como estas?\n   -or-\nComo usted?
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Esa (female) - that\nEso (male) - that\nAquel - that one\nAquello (+s if plural/ a if female) - that one\n\nEx.\nEso esta facil\nEsa la vi ayer\nAquel libro esta feo\nAquello( lo cocine ayer
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you can say:\n\n¿Te gustaría casarte conmigo?\n¿Te casarías conmigo?\n¿Desearías casarte conmigo?\n¿Quieres casarte conmigo?
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The usage of the letter K in Spanish is quite limited, so you won't see it too often.  But you will see C used quite a bit.  \n\nI would consider "Caterina" to be the closest Spanish-sounding (though it is actually Italian) equivalent.
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In the first one you made a little mistake, you should change \n"Un autorretrato del principio de la carrera de Picasso" to\n"Un autorretrato de Picasso al principio de su carrera" \nthe other one should be "Un autorretrato despues de 75 años"
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IF YOU GO TO "YAHOO EDUCATION" THE DICTIONARY WILL SAY IT FOR YOU (THRU YOUR SPEAKERS) \nTHAT WAY YOU'LL KNOW HOW TO "say" IT \n\nGOOD LUCK WITH YOUR SPANISH !!! =)
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Yo llevé\nTu llevaste\nUsted llevó\nEl llevó\nElla llevó\nNosotros llevamos\nUstedes llevaron\nVosotros llevasteis\nEllos llevaron\nEllas llevaron
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My guess: código bancario. That is, I believe, how you say it in Spain.  I know Spain is not Chile, but…
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hay viento   or\n hace viento
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yo       quiero\ntú       quieres\nél       quiere\nnosotros queremos\nvosotros queréis\nellos    quieren\n\nyo       necesito\ntú       necesitas\nél       necesita\nnosotros necesitamos\nvosotros necesitáis\nellos    necesitan\n\n\nassuming you needed present tense
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Two word combinations in Spanish or English?  You will have to be more specific.  Produce?  \n\nMaybe in English, one might say called or left.  If you are looking for Spanish two word combinations using these past participles, then it could be he dejado, or habia dejado, he llamado, or habia llamado.
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habló: he/she spoke\npreterito: preterite\ncomí: i ate\ntrabajé: i worked\nc..: c...\nalargar:to lengthen\n\nI'm guessing that you meant to put accent marks in and that these should all be preterites.