Examples of using "İspanya'ya" in a sentence and their english translations:
Magda marries a Spaniard.
He has gone to Spain.
- I am traveling to Spain.
- I'm traveling to Spain.
I am going to Spain in the fall.
I've never been to Spain.
I'm not going to Spain on holiday.
I'm going to Spain next week.
Spain is called "España" in Spanish.
Spain is called "Espanya" in Catalan.
Spain is called "Espainia" in Basque.
Have you ever been to Spain?
At that time, the territory belonged to Spain.
From the very first day we came to Spain,
to Spain to take charge.
He is talking of going to Spain this winter.
We went from France to Spain by crossing the Pyrenees.
They went to Spain to study in the university.
I want to go back to Spain.
A lot of Germans go on vacation in Spain.
He left home for Spain.
I've never been to Spain. However, I have been in Italy.
Tom lives in a Hispanic neighborhood.
Who will take care of the dog if we go to Spain?
Lida never told me why she came to Spain.
He takes a group of students to Spain every summer.
In 1808, Suchet’s division was sent to Spain, where he’d spend the next six years.
My cousin traveled to Spain two years ago, however my aunt has not yet heard from him.
Johnny moved to Spain just a few months ago, so he isn't used to speaking Spanish as yet.
When I went on vacation to Spain, I went to a museum to see an exhibition of old farming equipment.