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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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Always I have a new roll near the sink and a bottle of soap.
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The ball rolls on the ground and sometimes hits the door.
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Also I check the gas of the apartment, because the gas is important to cook.
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After that I save the video and I write a note on the board.
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I do not like it; it is a bad moment.
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I open the window so that it goes out, but the fly it stays.
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I make a mention of the cost and I show him the money in cash.
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Sometimes I hang a dress on the door to use it tomorrow.
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There is no bad mood.
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I put the clean clothes in a box and I leave the key on the table.
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My sister she looks and she laughs; her laughter it fills the room.
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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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I close the door so that it does not come in the fly.
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When everything is fine, I feel peace in my home.
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I do not say silly things; I speak slowly always.
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