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much time would be:
"mucho tiempo" o "bastante tiempo" (depending on context )
too much time would be
"demasiado tiempo"
I've spent much time getting familiarized -> "he pasado bastante tiempo familiarizandome"
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∙ 11y ago'It's been a while (since....)' = Ha pasado mucho tiempo (desde que....)
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How many years of spanish occupation in the Philippines?
333 years.
How many years did the Spanish stay in charge of the Philippines?
About 333 years.
How many years did the Philippines was under the Spanish colony?
333 years
How many years did Philippines under the Spanish occupation?
300 years
How many years that spanish people invade the Philippines?
300 years
How many years do Spanish people go to school?
Until you are 16 years old.
How do you say how many years you have in Spanish?
Cuántos años tienes?
Who was the ruler of Haiti and for how many years did he rule Haiti?
the spanish in 1492
What is you are the only one i love after so many years in Spanish?
"You are the only one I love after so many years" in Spanish is:Usted es el único amo después de tantos años
How do you write the years in Spanish?
"The years" in Spanish is "los años".
How do you spell years in Spanish?
'Years' in Spanish is spelled: años
How do you write I am 11 in Spanish?
In Spanish, you don't normally say "I am so many years old", but rather "I have so many years." In this case, it would be "Tengo once años". You can also say "I am 11 years of age", or "Soy de once años de edad."
