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To learn

Aprender

Apr

To drink

Beber

Beb

To run


To go around


To go by

Correr

Cor


To sew


To stitch

Coser

Cos

To believe


To think

Creer

Cre

To understand


To include

Comprender

Com

To eat


To have dinner


To have lunch


To take a meal

Comer

Com

To owe

Deber

Deb

To read

Leer

Lee

To own


To have


To hold


To possess

Poseer

Pos

To promise


To vow


To pledge


To assure

Prometer

Pro

To break


To wear out

Romper

Rom

To sell


To sell out

Vender

Ven

To respond


To answer


To respond to


To reply


To vouch for


To take responsibility


To talk back

Responder

Res