Usages of Madrid
Voy a viajar en avión a Madrid el viernes.
I am going to travel by plane to Madrid on Friday.
Voy a visitar Madrid con mi familia el próximo año.
I am going to visit Madrid with my family next year.
Quiero viajar a Madrid.
I want to travel to Madrid.
Espero viajar a Madrid pronto.
I hope to travel to Madrid soon.
Quiero ahorrar más dinero para viajar a Madrid.
I want to save more money to travel to Madrid.
Viajar a Madrid vale la pena.
Traveling to Madrid is worth it.
Hace frío en Madrid hoy.
It is cold in Madrid today.
Reviso mi pasaporte antes de viajar a Madrid.
I check my passport before traveling to Madrid.
Mi vuelo a Madrid sale a las nueve de la mañana.
My flight to Madrid leaves at nine in the morning.
Voy a visitar Madrid en julio con mi familia.
I am going to visit Madrid in July with my family.
Mi primo está de visita en Madrid esta semana.
My cousin is visiting Madrid this week.
Escribo en un blog sobre mi vida en Madrid.
I write in a blog about my life in Madrid.
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