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contar

/konˈtaɾ/, [kõn̪ˈt̪aɾ]

count, tell

Examples

  • Cuando tenías dos años, sabías contar hasta diez.

    When you were two years old, you could count to ten.

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  • Él no sabe contar.

    He can't count.

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  • Hay tres tipos de personas diferentes en el mundo: aquellos que saben contar y aquellos que no saben.

    There are three different types of people in the world: those who can count, and those who can't.

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  • Él sabe alemán y francés, sin contar el inglés.

    He knows German and French, not to mention English.

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  • Ella puede contar del uno al diez.

    She can count from one to ten.

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  • ¿Podés contar en italiano?

    Can you count in Italian?

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  • Tom me acaba de contar sobre el accidente.

    Tom just told me about the accident.

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  • Siempre puedes contar conmigo.

    You can always count on me.

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  • A Tomás no se le da muy bien contar chistes.

    Tom isn't very good at telling jokes.

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  • No tengo un gran número de amigos cercanos, pero sé que hay muchas buenas personas, cerca o lejos, con las que puedo contar, que se preocupan por mí, y que sólo quieren lo mejor para mí.

    I don't have a large number of close friends, but I do know there are a lot of good people, near and far, who I can count on, who care about me, and who want only the best for me.

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  • ¿Sabes contar hasta diez en francés?

    Do you know how to count to ten in French?

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  • ¿También puedes contar en italiano?

    Can you also count in Italian?

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  • No les puedo contar lo que terminamos haciendo.

    I can't tell you what we ended up doing.

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  • Mi hijo ya sabe contar hasta cien.

    My son can already count to one hundred.

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  • Ella sólo tiene dos años, pero ya sabe contar hasta 100.

    She is two years old, but she can already count to 100.

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  • Puedes contar con Jack.

    You can count on Jack.

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  • Te voy a contar una historia interesante.

    I'll tell you an interesting story.

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  • Tom espera contar con tu presencia.

    Tom hopes to see you there.

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  • ¿Sabes contar en italiano?

    Can you count in Italian?

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  • Él se deshonró al contar una mentira.

    He disgraced himself by telling a lie.

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