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SPANISH PREPOSITIONS

Definition: The Spanish language has a relatively large number of prepositions. Prepositions define relationships between other words in the sentence. the most common Spanish prepositions are:

to, toward	a
before; in the presence of	ante
beneath, under	bajo
with	con
against; in exchange for	contra
of; from; about	de
from, since	desde
in, inside, within	en
between	entre
towards, at, by, up to	hacia, hasta
for, to, in order to, toward	para
for; by	por
according to	según
without	sin
below, under, beneath	so
over, above; about	sobre
behind, after	tras

Examples in Spanish:

cusco is in peru
cusco está en peru.

the train arrives at 12:30
el tren llega a las doce y media

It's a chocolate cake
es un pastel de chocolate

I'd like a coffee without sugar, please.
quisiera un café sin azúcar, por favor.

Joseluis goes from cusco to piura by car
Joseluis va desde cusco hasta piura por carro.

she is going to bring the mirror
ella va a traer el espejo.

before playing juan finished the homework
antes de jugar, juan terminó los deberes.

she's coming with us
se viene con nosotros.

I'm going to peru
voy a peru.

I'm from spain
soy de espańa.

I can't read without my glasses
Yo no puedo leer sin mis anteojos.

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