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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Hogar y objetos

Most Common Spanish Nouns – Home & Objects

Voice:
Miguel Miguel 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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There is a small audience: two neighbors and my friend.
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I open everything and I close the valve of the gas.
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Today I prepare a gift for my friend.
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She comes to my house, I open the door and I give her the box.
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I store a bottle in the cupboard.
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When I am tired, I sit down on the seat and I look at the window.
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I do not want trouble in my apartment.
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I look at the floor and I pick up an old bag.
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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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One day it comes in a fly through the door.
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The cost is not low, but I pay in cash.
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One night the kitchen smells of gas.
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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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By the window I have a seat to read.
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If there is not enough cash, I put it in an envelope.
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