caen
fall, they fall
Verb caen
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Second-person plural (ustedes) present indicative form of caer.
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Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) present indicative form of caer.
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Las hojas caen en el otoño.
Leaves fall in the autumn.
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Nos caen bien los niños.
We like children.
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Algunos remedios nos caen mal.
Some medicine does us harm.
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Hasta los monos caen de los árboles.
Even monkeys fall from trees.
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Toma un pañuelo, se te caen los mocos.
Take a tissue, your nose is running.
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No les caen bien mis amigos.
They don't like my friends.
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Los bebés se caen a menudo.
Babies often fall down.
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En otoño, las hojas caen de los árboles.
In autumn, leaves fall from trees.
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En otoño caen las hojas de los árboles.
In the autumn, leaves fall from trees.
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Me gusta la carne, pero los huevos no me caen bien.
I like meat, but eggs do not agree with me.
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