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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Personas y relaciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – People & Relationships)

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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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The next day, in the room, the judge asks for silence.
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A friend he says “damn!” because he loses his ticket, but a person they see it on the floor.
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Outside, the male driver and the female driver wait with the car and check the address.
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the boss listens and congratulates the group.
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They talk about their marriage and they play with their son and their daughter.
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The leader of the group he counts everyone and the trip it starts calmly.
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She is a mother and a mom of a curious child.
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Afterwards, they go to the office to show the work to the boss, who also is a client of the school project.
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the person has pain in the arm because of a fall.
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the team leader talks with everyone and does not order too much; just organizes.
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a person from the public takes notes and does not interrupt.
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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 recess, a girl talks about her boyfriend and a boy talks about his girlfriend.
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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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the brother tells a memory and the sister laughs.
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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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He talks with the people and he takes notes.
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Nobody wants to hear “idiot” nor “bastard”; they say that those words come from the devil.
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the detective tells what he saw and the officer says the time with a paper.
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The boss speaks calmly and promises an answer today.
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A male partner and a female partner prepare the papers.
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After the trip, the boss receives a client in the room.
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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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