Spanish Word for friends-forever  

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English Word: friend

Spanish Word: amigo, camarada
The Spanish Word for friend
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Translated sentences containing 'friend'
My friend has to do homework.
Mi amiga tiene que hacer la tarea.
She placed all her trust in her friend.
Ella depositó toda su confianza en su amiga.
No friend came to the game.
Ningún amigo vino al partido.
I want to introduce you to a friend. (feminine)
Te quiero presentar a una amiga.
You lent money to your friend.
Prestaste dinero a tu amigo.
They sleep with a friend
Ellos y ellas duermen con un amigo.
He has stayed with his friend.
Ha quedado con su amigo.
My friend has two cats.
Mi amiga tiene dos gatos.
with your/his/her friend
con su amiga
She keeps being a great friend.
Ella sigue siendo una gran amiga.
My friend is the prettiest of all.
Mi amiga es la más guapa de todas.
She is introducing her friend to him.
Le está presentando a su amiga.
She writes a friend.
Ella escribe a una amiga
My friend is a student.
Mi amiga es estudiante.
He changed seats with his friend.
El cambió de asiento con su amigo.
His female friend used to work there.
Una amiga de él trabajaba ahí.
I am your best friend.
Soy tu mejor amigo.
My friend has braids.
Mi amiga tiene trenzas.
My friend is smart.
Mi amigo es listo.
I come with my friend.
Yo vengo con mi amiga.

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