Spanish Sentences using Inglaterra
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Es español de nacimiento, pero ha vivido toda su vida en Inglaterra.
He's Spanish by birth, but he's always lived in England.
El inglés es fácil; en Inglaterra, para los estudiantes, puede ser fácil.
English is easy; in England, for the students, it can be easy.
La reina es la responsable oficial de la iglesia en Inglaterra.
The queen is the official head of the church of England.
A su vuelta de Inglaterra se obsesionó con La Biblia y quiso hacerse teólogo.
Upon his return to England he became obsessed with the Bible and he wanted to become a theologian.
(Él) estudia en Inglaterra.
he is at college in England
¿Inglaterra adoptará el euro?
Is England adopting the euro?
¿Estás en Inglaterra?
Are you in England?
Hemos convenido en ir con ellos a Inglaterra.
We have agreed to go with them to England.
Me gusta mucho vivir en la Inglaterra.
I like living in England very much.
Usted escribe una carta a la embajadora de Inglaterra.
You write a letter to the British ambassador.
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