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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Cuerpo y salud

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Body & Health)

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El comandante detiene al hombre y mira alrededor para calmar el lugar.
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I keep good spirits, I put on ______ because it is cold and I walk slowly;
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_____ she touches my skin and she asks me to open my hand; I nod with my head.
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Después me pide que abra la boca, toca mi nariz ________ mi pelo.
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checks a door, tests the lock and points out a mistake; in a firm voice repeats his mission: to leave everything safe and clear.
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My brain understands something clear: to ask for help is normal.
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Mi cerebro entiende algo claro: pedir ayuda es normal.
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At reception they do a count of the people in the room.
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Llega un comandante y entra al departamento de seguridad del hospital.
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yo observo _________ en silencio.
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