Sentence examples of "Esperad" in Spanish with translation "hope"

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Espera explorar la isla deshabitada. He hopes to explore the uninhabited island.
Tom espera que te guste. Tom hopes you'll like it.
Tom espera verte en octubre. Tom hopes to see you in October.
Tom espera que seas feliz. Tom hopes you're happy.
Ojalá que él me espere. I hope he'll wait for me.
Espero que ella me ayude. I hope that she will help me.
Espero volver a verte pronto. I hope I'll see you again soon.
Espero que aceptes mi petición. I hope that you will accept my request.
Espero que disfrutes tu vuelo. I hope you enjoy your flight.
Espero que te estés divirtiendo. I hope you are having fun.
Espero que te recuperes pronto. Hope you'll get better soon.
"¿Se recuperará pronto?" "Eso espero". "Will he recover soon?" "I hope so."
Espero que gane nuestro equipo. I hope our team will win.
Espero que mañana esté mejor. I hope it's better tomorrow.
Espero que no hagas eso. I hope you don't do that.
Espero que ella se mejore. I hope she will get well.
Espero que vengas de nuevo. I do hope you will come again.
Espero que no estés asustada. I hope that you aren't afraid.
Espero que te decidas pronto. I hope you'll make up your mind quickly.
Espero visitar Nara próxima vez. I hope to visit Nara next time.
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