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"to" in Spanish

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Summary

The Spanish translation for “to” is a.

Pronounced the same

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at (used for "la") a
personal a a
by a
on a
at a
of a
in a
for a

See also

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to que
that eso
that qué
that que

Examples of "to" in use

There are 350 examples of the Spanish word for "to" being used:
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Flemish government gives support to growers el gobierno flamenco apoya a los productores
The prison guard supervises the prisoners. La guardia de la prisión supervisa a las presas.
“I’m not going anywhere!” said Harry fiercely. —¡No voy a ir a ninguna parte! —dijo Harry con fiereza.
I am used to low temperatures. Estoy acostumbrado a bajas temperaturas.
It felt like a heart attack. Me sentí como si me hubiera dado un ataque al corazón.
I often write contributions for Wikipedia. A menudo escribo contribuciones para Wikipedia.
The illustrious past shapes our identity. El ilustre pasado da forma a nuestra identidad.
Russia therefore sees China conquering its market Por lo tanto, Rusia ve a China conquistando su mercado
Who was the contact person assigned to you? ¿Quién fue la persona de contacto asignada a usted?
His derisive comments made everyone angry. Sus comentarios burlones hicieron enojar a todos.

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"to" Practice (343)
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me,
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Lesson phrases
A loan can help buy a house.,
A ticket to London please.,
Access to supermarkets and other shops is limited.,
according to,
According to Tom, that’s not going to happen.,
added the chicken to this,
address me,
adjustments to existing functionalities,
All those efforts came to nothing.,
Allow me to introduce my wife to you.,
Am I obliged to file the declaration?,
amounted to,
And so they went to the duck cage.,
Are you allergic to any medication?,
Are you allergic to this medicine?,
Are you going to attend the meeting?,
Are you going to Australia?,
Are you going to throw that away?,
Aren’t you going to introduce us?,
as the days passed
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