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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Personas y relaciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – People & Relationships)

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a couple arrives early: the wife brings salad and the husband brings bread.
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the team leader talks with everyone and does not order too much; just organizes.
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the family it says hello to a friend and another person from the neighborhood.
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Two neighbors argue: one (man) is an enemy and the other (woman) is an enemy because of an old problem.
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A detective arrives because there is a lost backpack.
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The judge listens to everyone and asks for a simple solution.
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The next day, in the room, the judge asks for silence.
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The client says that is missing a document.
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the baby he goes in a stroller and he looks the lights.
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In the waiting room, a captain tells stories about his ship and makes laugh people.
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In another bed is a victim of a small crash, and the doctor checks their breathing.
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There is a victim who wants justice, but also wants peace for their family.
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At night there is dinner at the house of the uncle and of the aunt.
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In the end they give each other the hand and the room claps.
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the mother calls the father to say that everything goes well and that the child should not worry.
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The doctor says: “Rest and patience, and everything gets better”.
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An agent and an officer walk around the area and ask questions.
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Later, the case arrives to the court.
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At the entrance, a lady at reception guides each person with patience.
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A classmate writes, a classmate draws and another boy looks for information in a book.
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Afterwards they come back home, they eat bread and they tell how it was the day.
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A person from the public looks at the clock and waits.
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Then everyone leave in order, without shouting at the end.
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In the morning, the male driver and the female driver they take the people on a small bus.
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arrives an American customer and asks about the price.
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