The language spoken mainly in Spain and most of Latin America.

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에스파냐

energy; power

overcharge; discount; exaggeration; understatement; consideration

A postpositional particle used to emphasize the place or time of the preceding statement or compare it with another

slice; cut; hurt; A postpositional particle referring to a certain location

A postpositional particle referring to a certain location

A postpositional particle used to indicate the direction of the subject that an act has influence on

A postpositional particle used to indicate that the preceding word refers to a place where a certain action is being done

A postpositional particle that indicates something is the starting point of an action or event or it is the subject that causes it

Spain

Spanish

A postpositional particle used when emphasizing a certain range of time or space

air conditioner

(informal addressee-raising) A sentence-final ending used when describing a certain fact or asking a question

A postpositional particle used to indicate that the preceding word of a place, location, time, subject, etc., modifies the following noun

oh well; hmph; pff; tsk-tsk; tut-tut

AIDS

A postpositional particle used to emphasize that the speaker will choose the following content, because the content of the preceding statement is less satisfactory; yen

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A country in southwestern Europe; it has well-developed agriculture, fisheries and tourism industries; the official languages is Spanish and the capital city is Madrid.

A country located in the west of southern Europe; it has well-developed agriculture. fisheries, and tourism industries; its official language is Spanish and capital is Madrid.

에스파냐España

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