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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Comida y bebida

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Food & Drink)

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The vendor rings a bell when arrives new food.
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The guard goes quickly and asks for calm.
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Afterwards I clean the frying pan and I do not leave grease on the table.
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The lieutenant gives him water to the drunk man and talks slowly.
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The house is calm and everything is fine.
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The director asks for an explanation and the general listens.
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For me there is wine in a glass; for my brother there is beer.
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I do not want shame in the restaurant.
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On the table there is a blue image of a big mango, like a wonder.
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When everything is in order, the general and the major can come back and have dinner in peace.
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