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that
eso
on
en
they
ellos ellas (also the 'they' form of all verbs)
this/ these
este, esta/ estos
by
por
some
unos/algunos
out
fuera
use
usar
word
palabra
which
cual
time
tiempo
way
camino
neither/nor
ni
although/ even though
aunque
but, except
sino
while
mientras
between/ among
entre
until
hasta
from/ since
desde
during/ for (time)
durante
against
contra
toward
hacia
according to
segun
already, now, soon
ya
also
tambien
like this
asi
only
solo/ solomente
always
siempre
so
tan
then
entonces
after, later
despues
almost
casi
later/ then
luego
besides/ in addition
ademas
never
nunca
before/ earlier
antes
something
algo
how
como
this
esto
that
eso
his, her, your, their
su/ sus
himself, herself, itself,
yourself, yourselves, themselves
each other
se
that
ese
so much
tanto
bigger, older
mayor
such
tal
first
primera
well...
pues
place
el lugar
times
las veces
things
las cosas
fact
el hecho
case
el caso
way
la forma
government
el gobierno
part
la parte
time (one time)
la vez