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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Personas y relaciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – People & Relationships)

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The leader of the group he counts everyone and the trip it starts calmly.
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the victim speaks little, but their family listens and breathes deeply.
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She arrives with a smile and calls him boyfriend in front of her friends.
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the brother tells a memory and the sister laughs.
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After the trip, the boss receives a client in the room.
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a lawyer and a female lawyer talk about the case with clear phrases.
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That same day, the victim visits the doctor for a checkup.
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At night there is dinner at the house of the uncle and of the aunt.
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An older lady she asks about the museum, and an American he helps her with the map.
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The next day, in the room, the judge asks for silence.
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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 couple arrives early: the wife brings salad and the husband brings bread.
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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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Afterwards they come back home, they eat bread and they tell how it was the day.
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A person offers him water and a friend saves for him the spot in the line.
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the detective tells what he saw and the officer says the time with a paper.
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Nearby, the mother and the father watch and take photos.
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They say that their relationship is simple and new.
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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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In the end they find the backpack and they hand it over to the owner without drama.
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In the end, the officer escorts the people to the exit.
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He is a father and a dad of a boy and of a girl.
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In class, the male teacher suggests an easy project and the female teacher hands out the tasks.
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At the port, a captain checks his ship before leaving.
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The family feels calmer.
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