"Ado" is the ending for forming the past participle of "ar" verbs. The ending for "er" and "ir" verbs is "ido". Examples: hablar - hablado. pedir - pedido. haber - habido.
estoy cansado means "i am tired" in spanish
A verb that ends in -ado or -ido is called a past participle in Spanish. It is a verb form that is often used to form the perfect tenses and passive voice in the language.
In Spanish, the ending -ado or -ido indicates that the word is an adjective. a breakdown of this word would be: "in" = not "communic" = communicated "ado" = adjective so a message that is "incommunicado" is an uncommunicated message.
'un ado' is 'a teen' in French. 'Ado' is a short for 'un adolescent' (teenager).
Well ado how will I know I mean it is your opinion.
No, ado means bustling excitement, fuss, or trouble. Expl: She left the room without further ado. Or Without further ado, he grabbed the microphone and began to sing.
bien preparado/educado/ensen~ado
aditity definition observe
Fea is the feminine singular form of the Spanish word for ugly
That is the feminine form of the color "pink".
"to prepare" in the nosotros form (we prepare)
praise (the noun form, not as a verb)