How To Apologize In Spanish
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Ángela and her boyfriend have been in a long-distance relationship between Colombia and Canada for years. But now, Ángela is finally able to spend some time with her boyfriend while she takes an English course in Toronto. One day, they go on a date at the CN Tower, and Ángela gets the surprise of a lifetime.
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| el novio, la novia | boyfriend, girlfriend |
| la relación a distancia | long-distance relationship |
| el mensaje | (text) message |
| extrañar | to miss someone |
| estar enamorado/a | to be in love |
| juntos/as | together |
| el atardecer | sunset |
| la noche | night |
| la vista | view |
| el lago | lake |
| el mar | sea |
| confundido/a | confused |
| ¿Te quieres casar conmigo? | Will you marry me? |
| estar sin palabras | to be speechless |
| inesperado/a | unexpected |
| bonito | beautiful |
| el prometido, la prometida | fiancé, fiancée |
| el cambio | change |
| casados/as | married |
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