and he never returned

To a greater extent or degree than is necessary, usual, or specified; further

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

An exclamation used to express distress, pain, or grief

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

The first-person singular present form of the verb 'to be', used to indicate the subject's state of being or identity

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

A conjunction used to introduce a clause expressing a reason, purpose, result, or condition

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

The first-person singular present progressive form of a verb used to indicate the action of walking or moving about

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

An adverb indicating a place or position that is in this location or near the speaker

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

The present participle of a verb used to indicate the action of waiting or anticipating

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

Used to introduce an additional comment or interjection.

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

To a high degree; very or extremely.

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

Filled to capacity; having no room for more.

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

A preposition that indicates the relationship between a verb and a noun, often used to denote possession, origin, or inclusion within a specified limit.

Ah, here I am waiting and so full of pain

A feeling of physical suffering caused by injury or illness, also used metaphorically to describe emotional suffering.

and crying over the ungrateful one, if she who left, left

Used as a conjunction to link words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences that are to be taken jointly

and crying over the ungrateful one, if she who left, left

Shedding tears as an expression of emotion, typically sadness or pain

and crying over the ungrateful one, if she who left, left

Preposition indicating the reason for which something is done or the cause of an action

and crying over the ungrateful one, if she who left, left

Definite article used to refer to a specific female person or thing previously mentioned, known, or understood

and crying over the ungrateful one, if she who left, left

A woman who is perceived as cruelly or treacherously spurning a lover, rejecting a suitor, or causing them emotional pain

and crying over the ungrateful one, if she who left, left

Conjunction used to introduce a condition or choice

and crying over the ungrateful one, if she who left, left

Used as a relative pronoun to introduce a clause, indicating in that clause the thing or person referred to by an antecedent.

and crying over the ungrateful one, if she who left, left

Used as a reflexive pronoun to indicate that the subject of the verb performs an action on itself.

and crying over the ungrateful one, if she who left, left

Past tense of the verb 'to go', indicating that someone or something has left a place or situation.

Let her be if she wanted it, enjoying my love

To or at that place; in or at that location

Let her be if she wanted it, enjoying my love

A third person singular feminine pronoun used to refer to a previously mentioned or easily identifiable female person or entity

Let her be if she wanted it, enjoying my love

Used to affirm, agree, or in the affirmative to answer a question or confirm something previously mentioned

Let her be if she wanted it, enjoying my love

Used as a direct object pronoun to refer to a previously mentioned masculine singular noun or to replace a masculine singular noun

Let her be if she wanted it, enjoying my love

Past tense of the verb that means to desire, feel or express a strong inclination or willingness to do something

Let her be if she wanted it, enjoying my love

Participle form of the verb that means to take pleasure in, to revel in, or to experience enjoyment or satisfaction in something

Let her be if she wanted it, enjoying my love

A possessive adjective indicating that something belongs to or is associated with the speaker

Let her be if she wanted it, enjoying my love

The feeling of affection, devotion, or strong liking for someone or something

Here everyone is having a little drink

In this place or at this location

Here everyone is having a little drink

The entirety or the complete range of an unspecified set of things, people, or elements

Here everyone is having a little drink

The definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific noun that is understood by the speaker and listener, masculine singular form

Here everyone is having a little drink

The people collectively, often used to refer to the inhabitants of the Earth or a particular group of people

Here everyone is having a little drink

Participating in the action of consuming a beverage, often alcoholic, by sipping or drinking

Here everyone is having a little drink

A small drink or a sip of a beverage, often alcoholic, implying a modest quantity

Enjoying the party and here I am all alone

Experiencing pleasure or enjoyment from an activity or event

Enjoying the party and here I am all alone

The definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific noun that is understood by the speaker and listener

Enjoying the party and here I am all alone

A social gathering or celebration, often involving eating, drinking, dancing, and other forms of entertainment

Enjoying the party and here I am all alone

A conjunction in Spanish that is used to link words or phrases expressing the idea of 'and'

Enjoying the party and here I am all alone

A pronoun in Spanish that refers to the speaker or writer themselves

In Ilo and Tacna

Used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, or limits

Enjoying the party and here I am all alone

An adverb in Spanish indicating a place or location, often translated as 'here' or 'in this place'

Enjoying the party and here I am all alone

In a state of being alone or without companionship

here everyone, wow, having a little drink

In this place or at this location.

here everyone, wow, having a little drink

The entirety or the complete extent or quantity of something.

here everyone, wow, having a little drink

A definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific noun that is understood by the context.

here everyone, wow, having a little drink

The people or the population in general, often used to refer to everyone in a particular place or involved in a certain situation.

here everyone, wow, having a little drink

An exclamation used to express surprise, shock, or astonishment.

here everyone, wow, having a little drink

The act of consuming a liquid through the mouth.

here everyone, wow, having a little drink

A small amount of a drink, often alcoholic, that is typically consumed in one quick, casual sip or swallow.

Enjoying the party here by myself

Experiencing enjoyment or pleasure, often in a social or celebratory context

Enjoying the party here by myself

A Spanish definite article used to indicate a specific noun that is familiar to both the speaker and the listener

Enjoying the party here by myself

A social gathering or event where people come together to celebrate and enjoy themselves, often involving music, dancing, and food

Enjoying the party here by myself

In this place or at this location

Enjoying the party here by myself

Being alone or without companionship

I leave because it takes away my sorrow

A pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the subject of a verb

I leave because it takes away my sorrow

A reflexive pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb

I leave because it takes away my sorrow

To remove or take something away; to leave a place or position; to relieve oneself of a garment or an accessory

I leave because it takes away my sorrow

For the reason that; since; used to introduce a clause explaining the reason or purpose

I leave because it takes away my sorrow

A definite article used to indicate a specific noun that is understood by the speaker and listener

I leave because it takes away my sorrow

A feeling of sorrow or distress caused by one's own or another's misfortune; emotional suffering or grief

dancing with all of you

The act of moving rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps and often in a lively or spirited manner

dancing with all of you

In the company of; accompanied by

dancing with all of you

Every person in a group or category, without exception

dancing with all of you

The plural form of the second person pronoun in formal address, used to refer to the group of people being spoken to

Long live the party, damn it

Used to join words or phrases together to indicate that they appear jointly or in succession within a sentence.

Long live the party, damn it

A conjunction that is often used to express a condition, qualification, or reason, and can be translated as 'that' or 'which' in English.

at the carnival

Definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific noun that is masculine and singular

Long live the party, damn it

An imperative form of a verb meaning to live or to be alive, often used to express a wish for something to endure or continue.

Long live the party, damn it

A definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific female noun or a word that is grammatically feminine.

Long live the party, damn it

A social gathering or event where people come together to celebrate, often involving music, dancing, and entertainment.

Long live the party, damn it

An interjection expressing strong emotion, often used to emphasize enthusiasm or a strong sentiment, sometimes considered vulgar or emphatic.

here what's plentiful is a little drink and women

Used to introduce a clause or phrase with the purpose of specifying or explaining something previously mentioned or to express a desire, request, or command.

here what's plentiful is a little drink and women

In this place or at this location.

here what's plentiful is a little drink and women

Used to refer to a previously mentioned or easily identified thing or situation; often used as a direct object.

here what's plentiful is a little drink and women

Used to introduce a clause or phrase with the purpose of specifying or explaining something previously mentioned or to express a desire, request, or command.

here what's plentiful is a little drink and women

To exceed what is necessary or required; to be in excess or surplus.

here what's plentiful is a little drink and women

A small drink of liquor, typically one that is taken in a casual or informal setting; a diminutive form of the word for a drink.

here what's in abundance is a little drink and women

A conjunction used to link words, phrases, or clauses within a sentence, often used to coordinate elements of equal syntactic importance such as words in a list or clauses in a compound sentence.

here what's in abundance is a little drink and women

Adult human females, typically referring to those of a certain age or maturity, often used in the context of social or cultural discussions.

And she left me and it got messed up and it got messed up

Used as a conjunction to link words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly

And she left me and it got messed up and it got messed up

Used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition

And she left me and it got messed up and it got messed up

To allow or permit someone to do something or to allow something to happen

And she left me and it got messed up and it got messed up

Used as a reflexive pronoun to indicate that the subject of the verb is also the object, often used for emphasis or to indicate that the action is done to oneself

And she left me and it got messed up and it got messed up

To rub or cause to wear away by friction; to scrub hard in order to clean

Come back, my love, you will be with me at the carnival

To come back to a place or return to a previous condition

Come back, my love, you will be with me at the carnival

Affection or fondness towards someone or something

Come back, my love, you will be with me at the carnival

Third person singular future tense of the verb to be, indicating that someone or something will exist or be in a certain state or condition at a future time

Come back, my love, you will be with me at the carnival

Accompanied by or in the company of the speaker

Come back, my love, you will be with me at the carnival

Used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, or limits

Come back, my love, you will be with me at the carnival

Definite article used to indicate a particular instance of a noun that is known to the listener or is about to be defined

Come back, my love, you will be with me at the carnival

A public celebration or parade with bands, costumes, and dancing at a specific time of the year, often before Lent in Roman Catholic areas, characterized by a festive and raucous atmosphere

Dancing, partying, and over there in Chiclayo

The act of moving rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps and often in a lively or joyful way

Dancing, partying, and over there in Chiclayo

A social gathering or event where people come together to celebrate a particular occasion, often with food, music, dancing, and other forms of entertainment

Dancing, partying, and over there in Chiclayo

A conjunction used to link words, phrases, or clauses in the same sentence, often used to indicate addition or connection

Dancing, partying, and over there in Chiclayo

In that place or at that location

Dancing, partying, and over there in Chiclayo

A preposition used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, or limits

Dancing, partying, and over there in Chiclayo

The name of a city located in the northwest region of Peru, known for its cultural significance and local festivals

eating guinea pig, guinea pig guinea pig guinea pig

The act of consuming food by chewing and swallowing it

eating guinea pig, guinea pig guinea pig guinea pig

A traditional Andean dish made from the meat of a guinea pig, often served roasted

Oh move it over there, move it over here

To throw or cast something, typically in a forceful way.

Oh move it over there, move it over here

A colloquial expression meaning 'over there' or 'to that place', often used to indicate direction or location.

Oh move it over there, move it over here

To throw or cast something, typically in a forceful way.

Oh move it over there, move it over here

A colloquial expression meaning 'over here' or 'to this place', often used to indicate direction or location.

like a spinning top

Used to draw a comparison between two things, indicating similarity or the process of being alike in some way

like a spinning top

A traditional toy shaped like a top, typically conical with a pointed end, that is spun on its axis, usually by winding and releasing a string

throw it over there, throw it over here

To throw or cast something, typically in a forceful or careless way.

throw it over there, throw it over here

A colloquial contraction often used to indicate direction or location, meaning 'over there' or 'towards that place'.

throw it over there, throw it over here

A colloquial contraction commonly used to refer to a direction or location, meaning 'over here' or 'towards this place'.

because the one who left, does not return

For the reason that; on account of the fact that; since

because the one who left, does not return

Used before a noun to specify or make particular

because the one who left, does not return

A relative pronoun used to refer to a previously mentioned or implied antecedent, or to a clause that modifies a noun

because the one who left, does not return

A reflexive pronoun used for the third person singular or plural, indicating that the subject of the verb is also its object

because the one who left, does not return

Past tense of the verb that means to depart or go away from a place

because the one who left, does not return

Used to express a negative condition or statement

because the one who left does not return

To come back to a place or situation; to return after being away.

Gentlemen, I want to tell you

An exclamation used to express a range of emotions such as surprise, pain, lament, or joy

Gentlemen, I want to tell you

Adult human males or a respectful form of address to men, often used to get the attention of a group of men

Gentlemen, I want to tell you

To feel a desire or a wish for something to happen or be the case

Gentlemen, I want to tell you

To narrate or give a detailed account of an event or series of events

what happened to me in Peru

Used to refer to a specific thing previously mentioned, known, or understood

what happened to me in Peru

A conjunction that introduces a noun clause and is used to indicate the object of a verb or preposition

what happened to me in Peru

A pronoun that is used by the speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition

what happened to me in Peru

To take place or happen, especially without being planned

what happened to me in Peru

Used to indicate the situation or environment someone or something is in or the state they are at

what happened to me in Peru

A definite article used to indicate a particular person, object, or phenomenon that has been previously specified or is commonly known

what happened to me in Peru

A country in western South America, bordered by Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia, and Chile, known for its diverse landscapes from the Amazon rainforest in the east to the Andes mountains extending the length of the country and its rich historical and cultural heritage, including the ancient Incan city of Machu Picchu.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

A definite article used in Spanish to indicate a female noun that is specific or previously known within the context.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

A female originating from or a citizen of a South American country known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes, including the Amazon rainforest, Andes mountains, and the ruins of Machu Picchu.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

A preposition in Spanish that indicates possession, origin, or the material something is made of, among other relationships.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

A plural masculine article in Spanish used to refer to a specific group of known male individuals or masculine nouns.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

The organs of sight in living organisms, especially those set in pairs in the head and surrounded by eyelids, with the ability to receive and interpret visible light, resulting in vision.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

Of a size, extent, or intensity considerably above the normal or average, often implying an impressive or significant magnitude.

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

Existing in a state of isolation, without companions or association

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

The past tense of 'be', used to indicate that something existed or was present in the past

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

An indefinite article used before a noun that is singular and begins with a consonant sound

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

An apparition of a dead person which is believed to appear or become manifest to the living, typically as a nebulous image

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

A conjunction used to connect words, phrases, or clauses representing alternatives or choices

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

The objective case of 'I', used as a direct or indirect object of a verb or preposition

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

Past tense of the verb that means to leave something or someone in a particular state or condition

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

Used as a definite article in the feminine singular form, typically referring to a specific female person or thing already mentioned, known, or understood.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

A female originating from or native to the South American country known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse ecosystems.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

A preposition that indicates the possession, origin, or source of something, or the material from which it is made.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

A plural masculine or neuter article used to refer to a specific group of male or gender-neutral entities previously mentioned or known.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

The organs of sight in living organisms, typically a pair located in the head, that respond to light and allow for vision.

the Peruvian woman with big eyes

Of a size, extent, or intensity considerably above the normal or average.

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

Existing without others or anything further; alone, unaccompanied

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

The past tense of 'be', used to indicate that something existed or was present in the past

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

An indefinite article used before words beginning with a vowel sound

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

An apparition of a dead person which is believed to appear or become manifest to the living, typically as a nebulous image

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

A conjunction used to link words, phrases, or clauses

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

The objective case of 'I', used as a direct or indirect object of a verb or preposition

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

Past tense of the verb that means to leave something or someone in a particular state or condition

It was just a ghost and it left me uneasy.

A feeling of nervousness or restlessness; an uneasy state of mind usually over the possibility of an anticipated event or situation

I offered her my affection and she just cheated.

A pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the subject of the verb

I offered her my affection and she just cheated.

A personal pronoun used to refer to a previously named or understood direct or indirect object

I offered her my affection and she just cheated.

To present voluntarily and without expecting compensation; to propose or suggest something to someone

I offered her my affection and she just cheated.

Belonging to or associated with the speaker

I offered her my affection and she just cheated.

A deep feeling of fondness or affection

I offered her my affection and she just cheated.

A conjunction used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly

I offered her my affection and she just cheated.

A pronoun used to refer to a female person or animal previously mentioned or easily identified within the context.

I offered her my affection and she just cheated.

A past tense of a verb that indicates the action of drawing a line or marking with a stroke, often used metaphorically to suggest the act of crossing out or eliminating something.

I offered her my affection and she just cheated.

A word used to express a negative response or to indicate the absence, exclusion, refusal, or lack of something.

I offered her my affection and she just cheated.

An adverb indicating a greater extent or degree than is the case or than would be expected.

and she deceived me like a child with just a promise

Used as a conjunction to link words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences that are to be taken jointly

and she deceived me like a child with just a promise

Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb or preposition

and she deceived me like a child with just a promise

To cause someone to believe something that is not true, typically in order to gain some personal advantage

and she deceived me like a child with just a promise

In the same way or manner that; used to draw a comparison between one person or thing and another

and she deceived me like a child with just a promise

Used before a noun to indicate that someone or something is being treated as a single representative of their kind

and she deceived me like a child with just a promise

A young human being below the age of puberty or below the legal age of majority

and she deceived me like a child with just a promise

Used as a preposition, it denotes accompaniment, association, or addition, often implying that two or more are together or involved in the same action.

and she deceived me like a child with just a promise

Alone or without assistance from others; used to indicate that something is done by one person or thing, without any others involved, often emphasizing singularity or isolation.

and she deceived me like a child with just a promise

A declaration or assurance given by one person to another to inspire confidence or to pledge that something specific will or will not happen or has or has not happened.

and he never returned again

Used as a conjunction to link words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences that are to be taken jointly

and he never returned again

Used to express negation, denial, refusal, or prohibition

and he never returned again

To come or go back to a place or person

and he never returned again

To a greater extent or degree than is necessary, usual, or desired; to a large or excessive degree

and deceived me like a child with just a promise

A conjunction used to link words, phrases, or clauses within a sentence, often used to coordinate or add one statement to another.

and deceived me like a child with just a promise

A first-person singular pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition.

and deceived me like a child with just a promise

To deceive or trick someone, typically by inducing them to believe something that is not true.

and deceived me like a child with just a promise

In the manner or way that; used to draw a comparison between one thing and another.

and deceived me like a child with just a promise

An indefinite article used before a singular noun that is not specifically known to the listener.

and deceived me like a child with just a promise

A young human being below the age of puberty or below the legal age of majority.

and deceived me like a child with just a promise

Used to indicate the use of a particular object, instrument, or means to achieve something or in association with someone or something.

and deceived me like a child with just a promise

Alone; without the presence of others; not accompanied by anything else; only.

and deceived me like a child with just a promise

A declaration or assurance that one will do something or that a particular thing will happen, often used to give someone confidence.

and he never returned

Used as a conjunction to link words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences that are to be taken jointly

and he never returned

Used to express a negative condition or statement

and he never returned

To come or go back to a place or person

I went to Quito (he's not there either)

A pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition

I went to Quito (he's not there either)

A past tense of the verb 'to go' indicating that the subject departed or moved from one place to another

I went to Quito (he's not there either)

A colloquial contraction of the preposition 'para', meaning 'for' or 'to' in the context of direction or destination

I went to Quito (he's not there either)

The capital city of Ecuador, known for its well-preserved colonial center and as a gateway to the Galapagos Islands

I went to Quito (he's not there either)

Used to express the absence of something or to state that something does not exist or is not present

I went to Quito (he's not there either)

A third person singular form of the verb 'to be' in the present indicative, used to indicate existence or presence in a location

I went to Nazca (it's not there either).

Used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition

I went to Nazca (it's not there either).

Past tense of the verb that means to depart from a place; to have gone away

I went to Nazca (it's not there either).

A colloquial contraction often used to mean 'for' or 'to', indicating movement towards a place

I went to Nazca (it's not there either).

Used to indicate the absence of something or to deny the presence or existence of something

I went to Nazca (it's not there either).

Third person singular of the verb 'to be' in the present indicative; it indicates existence or presence

I went to Trujillo

A pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition

I went to Trujillo

To move oneself to a different location; to depart

I went to Trujillo

Used to express motion in the direction of a particular location

I went to Trujillo

A city in northwestern Peru, the capital of the region of La Libertad and known for its colonial architecture and nearby archaeological sites

in Pacasmayo

A preposition used to indicate location or position within something

in Pacasmayo

A place name referring to a coastal town in the La Libertad region of northwestern Peru, known for its beaches and historical sites

There in Chiclayo

To or at that place; a greater distance away

There in Chiclayo

Used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, or limits

There in Chiclayo

A city located in the northwest region of a South American country, known for its historical significance and archaeological sites

Piura and Sullana

A region in northwestern South America known for its desert landscape, agricultural production, and as a political jurisdiction within its country.

Piura and Sullana

A conjunction used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly.

Piura and Sullana

A city located in the northwestern region of South America, recognized for its warm climate and proximity to agricultural areas and major rivers.

Monsefu Chimbote

A location in the northern part of a South American country, known for its traditional crafts, particularly textiles, and its cultural festivals

Monsefu Chimbote

A coastal city in the same South American country, recognized for its significant fishing industry and as a hub for the processing and exportation of fish products

is not there either

Used to indicate that a negative statement also applies to another person or thing

is not there either

Refers to the presence or existence of someone or something in a particular place or context

In Ilo and Tacna

A port city in the Moquegua region of southern Peru, known for its fishing and mining industries

In Ilo and Tacna

Used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly

In Ilo and Tacna

A city in southern Peru, capital of the Tacna region, known for its commercial and trading activities as well as its historical significance

in Cajamarca

A preposition used to indicate location or position within something

in Cajamarca

A city in the northern highlands of Peru, known for its rich history, particularly during the Inca Empire and the Spanish conquest

in Guadalupe

A preposition used to indicate location or position within something

in Guadalupe

A female given name of Spanish origin

I'm in Pucallpa

An expression of distress, regret, or grief

I'm in Pucallpa

Used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, or limits

I'm in Pucallpa

A city in the central eastern part of Peru, situated in the Ucayali region, known for being an important commercial center in the Amazon rainforest

Arequipa, Tumbes

A city located in the southern coastal region of a South American country, known for its colonial architecture, surrounding volcanoes, and as the origin of a spicy style of cuisine.

Arequipa, Tumbes

A city and region on the northern coast of a South American country, bordering the Pacific Ocean, known for its warm climate and beaches.

I went to Lima

Used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition

I went to Lima

Past tense of the verb that means to depart from a place; to leave

I went to Lima

A colloquial contraction often used to mean 'for' or 'to', indicating direction towards a place

I went to Lima

The capital and largest city of Peru, located in the central coastal part of the country

and with the Yaipén

Used as a conjunction to link words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences that are to be taken jointly

and with the Yaipén

A preposition that denotes an accompaniment or association with someone or something, or indicates an instrument used in the performance of an action

and with the Yaipén

A plural definite article used to refer to a specific group of people or things previously mentioned or easily identified

What happened?

An interrogative word used to ask for information about something

What happened?

A past tense of the verb that means to walk or move with one's feet or to occur or happen

The landslide in Pilandinto

A definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific female noun or the feminine form of a noun.

The landslide in Pilandinto

A traditional Colombian sweet made from a base of cooked green papaya and brown sugar, often spiced with cloves and cinnamon, and typically formed into a round or oblong shape.

The landslide in Pilandinto

A preposition in Spanish that is used to indicate possession, origin, or the material something is made of, among other relationships.

The landslide in Pilandinto

A proper noun referring to a specific place known for its traditional sweets, particularly the aforementioned sweet, which is a regional specialty.

the bollana from Timana

Used as a definite article in Spanish, this term refers to the feminine singular form and is used to indicate a specific noun that is known to the speaker.

the bollana from Timana

A preposition in Spanish that is commonly used to indicate possession, origin, or the composition of something.

This SanJuanito is for you

A preposition used to indicate purpose, destination, or direction, and to specify the use or applicability of something.

This SanJuanito is for you

A personal pronoun in the second person singular or plural that is used to refer to the one or ones being addressed.

This SanJuanito is for you

A demonstrative adjective used to indicate a specific thing or person close to the speaker or an event about to happen.

This SanJuanito is for you

A traditional Andean dance characterized by lively tempo and usually performed during festivals.

You are going to dance the San Pedro.

A definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific male noun or the masculine form of a noun.

You are going to dance the San Pedro.

A male given name of Christian religious significance, often associated with one of the apostles or saints.

You are going to dance the San Pedro.

A form of a verb used to indicate the second person singular informal future tense, expressing an action that will take place.

You are going to dance the San Pedro.

A preposition in Spanish that is often used to indicate an infinitive verb form that follows it, expressing an action or state.

You are going to dance the San Pedro.

The act of moving rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps and often performed in a social setting.

This Sanjuanito is for you.

A preposition used to indicate purpose, destination, or intended recipient, often translated as 'for' in English.

This Sanjuanito is for you.

A personal pronoun in the second person singular or plural form, used to refer to the person or people being addressed.

This Sanjuanito is for you.

A demonstrative adjective used to indicate a specific thing or person close to the speaker or within the immediate context, often translated as 'this' in English.

This Sanjuanito is for you.

A term referring to a type of traditional Andean music and dance, characterized by a lively tempo and commonly associated with festivals and cultural celebrations in the Andean regions.

You're going to enjoy it in your town

A preposition that typically indicates inclusion, location, or position within a limit

You're going to enjoy it in your town

A possessive adjective that indicates something belongs to or is associated with the second person singular

You're going to enjoy it in your town

A human settlement that is smaller than a city but larger than a village, often characterized by a sense of community among its inhabitants

You're going to enjoy it in your town

A pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned or easily identified in the context

You're going to enjoy it in your town

An auxiliary verb used to indicate future action, often paired with another verb to denote intention, prediction, or inevitability

You're going to enjoy it in your town

An indefinite article used before a noun that is singular and nonspecific or before a word beginning with a vowel sound

You're going to enjoy it in your town

To take pleasure in; to enjoy or relish something.

Maybe, maybe dance with me, little one

An adverb expressing a possibility or probability that is less than certain but more than mere chance or speculation.

Maybe, maybe dance with me, little one

To move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps, either alone or with a partner.

Maybe, maybe dance with me, little one

A prepositional phrase meaning 'with me' or 'by my side', indicating the presence or participation of the speaker along with another person or people.

Maybe, maybe dance with me, little one

A noun referring to an individual who is significantly shorter in stature than the average for their age or gender, often due to a genetic condition.

at the carnival

Used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, or limits

at the carnival

A public festival that typically involves processions, music, dancing, and the use of masquerade, occurring immediately before Lent and featuring events that are characterized by merrymaking and excess

Maybe maybe dance with me, little one

An adverb expressing possibility or probability, often equivalent to 'perhaps' or 'maybe' in English.

Maybe maybe dance with me, little one

To move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps, or to engage in this activity.

Maybe maybe dance with me, little one

A pronoun used to indicate that an action is to be performed together with the speaker or that something is to be shared with the speaker.

Maybe maybe dance with me, little one

A term used to describe a person of significantly shorter stature than average, often used to refer to individuals with a medical condition characterized by short stature.

at the carnival

A preposition used to indicate location or position within something

at the carnival

A definite article used in Spanish to indicate a specific noun that is masculine and singular

at the carnival

A public festival that typically involves processions, music, dancing, and the use of masquerade, occurring immediately before Lent in Roman Catholic countries and featuring parades, costumes, and revelry

Maybe maybe dance with me, little one

An adverb expressing possibility or probability, often equivalent to 'perhaps' or 'maybe' in English.

Maybe maybe dance with me, little one

To move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps, or to engage in this activity.

Maybe maybe dance with me, little one

A prepositional phrase meaning 'with me' or indicating that the action is to be done in the company of the speaker.

Maybe maybe dance with me, little one

A noun referring to an individual who is significantly shorter in stature than average, often used to describe a person with a medical condition characterized by short stature.

for Christmas

A preposition used to indicate purpose, reason, or intended result of an action

for Christmas

An annual festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed primarily on December 25 as a religious and cultural celebration among billions of people around the world