Sentence examples of "Yo La Tengo" in Spanish
En lo que a mí concierne, por el momento no tengo nada que decir.
En ce qui me concerne, je n’ai pour le moment rien à dire.
Tengo nacionalidad francesa, pero soy de origen vietnamita.
J’ai la nationalité française mais je suis d’origine vietnamienne.
Tengo dos hijos: uno está en Tokio y el otro en Nagoya.
J'ai deux fils, dont l'un est à Tokyo et l'autre à Nagoya.
Tengo bastante hambre porque no he comido desde esta mañana temprano.
J'ai assez faim parce que je n'ai pas mangé depuis tôt ce matin.
Tengo que ordenar mis ideas antes de agarrar la lapicera.
Je dois rassembler mes idées avant de prendre le stylo.
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