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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Personas y relaciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – People & Relationships)

10 cards left
Translate the highlighted words to Spanish.
1 / 10
The boss explains the plan with simple words and clear.
Listen and fill in the missing words in English.
2 / 10
There is a victim who wants justice, but also wants _____ for their family.
Listen and fill in the missing words in Spanish.
3 / 10
Cuando termina la reunión, todos se despiden _______ “gracias” sin discutir.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
4 / 10
Un socio y una socia revisan el archivo y llaman a un agente para pedir ayuda.
Translate the highlighted words to Spanish.
5 / 10
In the end they find the backpack and they hand it over to the owner without drama.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
6 / 10
El capitán dice que hoy el mar está tranquilo y que no quiere problemas.
Listen and fill in the missing words in English.
7 / 10
__________ they come back home, they eat bread and they tell how it was the day.
Translate the highlighted words to Spanish.
8 / 10
In a meeting of the neighborhood, an agent and an officer help to organize the traffic.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
9 / 10
Una dama mayor pregunta por el museo, y un americano le ayuda con el mapa.
Listen and fill in the missing words in Spanish.
10 / 10
Suben un niño, una chica y un chico __________ y su profesora.
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