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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Hogar y objetos

Most Common Spanish Nouns – Home & Objects

Voice:
Gabo Gabo Latin American
Gabo

Gabo

Deep, evocative, warm and resonant voice

Latin American accent

Laura

Laura

Powerful resonant voice

European Spanish accent
Miguel

Miguel

Deep, rich voice narrating clearly

Latin American accent
Tatiana

Tatiana

Middle aged with a warm and soft tone

European Spanish accent
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Todos sueltan risa cuando una mosca se posa en la pelota.
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Always.
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I fill a glass with water, I scrub the floor and I throw away the used roll.
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4 / 15
One day _______ comes in and leaves poop on the floor.
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__________ busco el número del técnico.
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I write her name and I use a little of strength to fold the paper.
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Es mi deber limpiar, y la cocina queda bien al final.
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En la mañana limpio la habitación.
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So _______ it has peace again.
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La pelota rueda por el suelo _________ golpea la puerta.
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Also I fill _______ and I put away a bottle in the fridge.
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Se sienta en un asiento, rompe el papel ________ una risa.
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Pruebo la luz y miro la pantalla en la computadora.
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Everything is calm.
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________ apago la luz y me siento mejor.
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