salir : to set off
Spanish word of the day Thursday 18 February 2010
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salir to set off |
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¡No sabía que se tardaría tanto, hubiera salido antes! I didn't know it would take so long or I would have set off sooner! |
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jueves Thursday |
18 dieciocho |
febrero February |
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¡No sabía que se tardaría tanto, hubiera salido antes!: I didn't know it would take so long or I would have set off sooner!
jueves: Thursday
18: dieciocho
febrero: February
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