I Suppose In Spanish. Then i suppose you also don't believe in el chupakneebray. se supone really means it is obvious that i have to go!
Uh, yeah, i suppose so. I don't suppose, but i suppose, i suppose if, i suppose you think, then i. I don't suppose she'll come no creo que venga you'll accept, i suppose?
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Bab.la is not responsible for their content. There's nothing like your first win. Then i suppose you want me to make an exception for kane.
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I suppose that everybody will come. But yes, it is, i suppose so. No hay nada como tu primera victoria.
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Who do you suppose was there? Estoy supuesto/a a ir also works for me, but i suspect that's because i grew up in new york city, where english creeps into spanish a lot. You were supposed to wash the dishestenías que fregar los platos.
No Todos Me Han Confirmado La Asistencia, Pero Supongo Que Todos Vendrán.
For example, holding down the n key will cause a box with ñ and ń to appear. So you could look in the dictionary and read that, but it’s actually still quite tough to know how to use it. A small box with letter choices will pop up.
I Suppose [So, Not], I Suppose She [Is, Does, Will] (Not), Supposing She [Passes, Fails, Won, Lost], More.
se supone really means it is obvious that i have to go! To suppose [ supposed · supposed] {transitive verb} to suppose (also: Á, é, í, ó, ú, ñ, ü.