Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Hogar y objetos

Most Common Spanish Nouns – Home & Objects

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I make a mention to the owner and I do not complain much.
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If the camera is crooked, I change the position and I go back to start again.
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In the morning I clean the room.
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When everything is fine, I feel peace in my home.
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In the room I put the clothes in a box to wash.
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To explain well, I record a video with the camera and I show the position of the tube on the wall.
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I put a cup here and I fill a glass with water.
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I prepare cash in my pocket.
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If one day I go out with an audience, I want be ready.
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I do not get scared, but I act quickly.
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My home is small, but comfortable.
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Every morning I open the door, I look at the clean floor and light comes in.
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In the yard of the house we play with a ball.
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In the end we put everything in its position and the wall looks new.
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with my neighbor I make a deal to paint the wall of the living room.
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