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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Comida y bebida

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Food & Drink)

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On the table there is wine, tea and bread.
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There is a little of grease and I have care with the hot oil.
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In the end write a short report and everyone come back to eat, with more calm.
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We walk slowly and we continue the afternoon.
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Later arrives the press, but the guard says: “no photos, please”.
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I listen to a calm song and I feel calm.
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The street is quiet and I walk home calmly.
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One person brings wine and another person brings tea, and they all share.
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When I close the restaurant, there is/there are darkness in the kitchen.
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On Saturday I go to the market early.
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