I would go to college.
Spanish translation: Iría (Iba) a la universidad.
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peer agreement (net): +2Iría (Iba) a la universidad. Explanation: Iría (for example if I had the $$$, which I don't). ...si tuviera el $$$ Iba (I would go every day on the bus - past and habitual). - a diario en el camión (bus, la guagua, la micro, etc.) So it depends on what you want to say. Exp. |
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