The verb is 'buscar' meaning to look for something
and here is the conjugation for the present tense...
1st person sing. (I) - busco
2nd person sing. (you) - buscas (this is what you asked)
3rd person sing. (he/she) - busca
1st person pl. (we) - buscamos
2nd person pl. (you(pl.) - buscais
3rd person pl. (they) - buscan
"I looked for food" in Spanish is "Busqué comida." It is pronounced, "boo-SKAY ko-ME-dah." Sites such as learn-spanish.co.il provide audio pronunciations of many common Spanish words.
He mirado/examinado tu/su raya X.
(I looked it up online.) = Lo busqué en línea./Lo encontraré en el Internet.
looked it up on google translate and is actually hombres is how u say it.
I looked at a website and it's this: pez de colores
No sé, lo encontré en Internet.
Yo tengo diarrea. (This is the actual translation for diarrhea- I looked it up in the dictionary)
Investigué / busqué en un libro la forma de decir vocablos...
Busqué / he buscado en la red la manera de hablar español / castellano.
I looked your question up on google translate and CT scan is "Tomografia computarizada" but just CT is "CT" english to spanish
I looked on a English to Spanish dictionary and it said: libelula with the "e" having an accent mark. I'm not sure how to pronounce that.
Translation: Miramos para ver si Paco estaba en su casa.