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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Personas y relaciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – People & Relationships)

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In the park, a boy waits for his girlfriend.
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The boss explains the plan with simple words and clear.
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The agent invites a detective, because it can be a serious mistake.
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a lawyer and a female lawyer talk about the case with clear phrases.
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Nobody wants to hear “idiot” nor “bastard”; they say that those words come from the devil.
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a person from the public takes notes and does not interrupt.
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In the end they give each other the hand and the room claps.
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a man he talks with a woman at the door of the building.
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a port captain arrives and speaks as a leader: “Here we are people, not enemies”.
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Suddenly a man says “idiot” to his enemy, and another woman answers “bastard”.
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