Examples of 'spanish would' in a sentence
Meaning of "spanish would"
spanish would: Refers to a hypothetical situation or action in the Spanish language. It implies a desire or intention to speak Spanish
How to use "spanish would" in a sentence
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spanish would
A minor in spanish would be interesting.
Translation services of documentation from Spanish would also be required.
Spanish would give you a huge boost in your career.
You would think the spanish would know better.
Spanish would be appreciated.
It seems that the Spanish would have.
Spanish would be a must for newer immigrant members or older generations.
Ability to converse in Spanish would be valuable.
The Spanish would still like to avoid mass tourism.
Also political prisoners arrested by the Spanish would be liberated.
I thought that spanish would be a job that would involve travel.
The staff is friendly but speaking Spanish would be helpful.
Sure that the spanish would enslave his indian escorts.
The defences were strengthened as it was feared that the Spanish would try again.
He knew the Spanish would search his ship.
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He also worried that producing it in a language other than Spanish would do it justice.
B Spanish would be considered an asset.
Someone who speaks French or Spanish would be an advantage but not a requirement.
Spanish would make way for Italian.
It would be a number of years before the Spanish would consider establishing a base there.
The Spanish would run us down.
I already know French and Spanish would be the next choice.
The Spanish would never again try a large naval armada directed at England.
I wonder if not speaking Spanish would be a barrier?
But the Spanish would not grant an easy victory.
You know, maybe learning a little basic Spanish would help.
But knowing Spanish would be an added advantage for sure.
Any pronunciation that varied even slightly from Dominican Spanish would be a death sentence….
We thought Spanish would be safer.
Interpretation into and from English, French and Spanish would be available.
Bilingual Spanish would be a plus.
Interpretation into French, Russian and Spanish would be provided.
Candon in Spanish would be pronounced as Candong.
She allegedly announced over the school 's intercom that Spanish would not be tolerated on campus.
Like Spanish would say.
Intermediate level of English, Spanish would be an asset.
The Spanish would be.
With pirates installed in Puerto Real, the Spanish would be deterred from attacking.
The Spanish would not return to New Mexico for twelve years.
Someone who also knows Spanish would be a huge plus!
The Spanish would say café con leche and the French, café au lait.
Pacomio's fluent understanding of Spanish would become invaluable later in life.
The Spanish would run us down. Not with our numbers.
You would never think that learning Spanish would bring you to such a festivity, right?
I think Spanish would be useful, but I really want to learn Swahili.
Knowledge of French and / or Spanish would be considered an asset.
In spanish would be “ Enrique ”.
This is where Joslyn 's Spanish would come in very handy.
At night, the Spanish would string a chain across the river to further deter pirates.
The Incas worried ( for good reason ) that the Spanish would discover and loot Machu PIcchu.
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