Alquilar is the verb 'to rent' in Spanish. (McDougal Littell ¡En español! Level 2)
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Maria Alquilar was born in 1938.
alquilar
Present indicative of "alquilar" for:You rent (polite / informal, plural in Spanish-America; only polite in Spain)They rent
Note: this question should NOT be in the English section. Secondly, the question doesn't make sense; participles don't have plurals in Spanish. 1st person plural (present indicative): [nosotros] alquilamos 1st person plural (present perfect): [nosotros} hemos alquilado
"What do you like to do more: rent a DVD or go skateboarding?"
Rent as a noun is alquiler. Rent as a verb is alquilar.
Craigslist tiene excelentes anuncios de alquiler.
This must be an old question because it means "rent videos on Friday nights."
Depends on context but it is some form of the word Alquilar (to rent) A rental car = Automobil/Coche/carro alquilado A rental unit = Apartamendo de alquiler Don't worry, it's a rental = no te preocupes, es alquilado
"What do you like to do more: rent a DVD or go Skateboarding?"
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