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đ°CUIDADO!! Donât get it wrong! Here is a list of adjectives that change meaning when used with the Spanish verbs SER or ESTAR.Â
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đ± đ© The 4 âporquesâ of Spanish. They sound alike but they have different uses. Learn Spanish with the best FREE online resources, just click here https://www.spanishpod101.com/?src=tumblr_grammar_021618
Top Five Phrases You Will Hear in a Classroom
Letâs focus on the top five phrases you will hear in a classroom in the Spanish Language. If you donât know these already, they will be very useful to you.
1. PerdĂłn, tengo una preguntaâŠÂ   Excuse me, I have a questionâŠÌ¶ This is a common and polite way of getting someoneâs attention to ask a question, whether itâs a teacher, a friend, or a stranger.
2. ÂżCĂłmo se diceâŠ(en español)?Â
  How do you say that (in Spanish)?̶ Use this phrase to ask for the Spanish equivalent of an English word. Rather than asking in English, âHey, how do you say that?â asking in Spanish will earn you brownie points with your teacher. It will also help keep your brain in Spanish-speaking mode.
3. ÂżQuĂ© quiere decir?   What does that mean?̶ You can use this phrase to ask for an explanation, you can ask your teacher this if you didnât understand a word, or you could ask your friends this when they are they are insinuating something sinister.
4. ÂżCĂłmo se escribe?   How is that written (spelled)?̶ This question is helpful in clarifying words. Although Spanish is largely spelled phonemically (i.e., it spelled as it sounds), you may find yourself asking this question if the person youâre speaking to pronounces a word in a way youâre not familiar with.
5. ÂĄSalud! ÂĄDinero! ÂĄAmor!   Health! Money! Love! (Bless you!)̶Â
These are obligatory words to say when someone sneezes, and they represent the three standard wishes in the Spanish-speaking world. With the first sneeze, we wish salud (âhealthâ). The second sneeze elicits dinero (âmoneyâ). The third sneeze elicits amor (âloveâ).
Go ahead and try these phrases next time youâre in your Spanish class, itâll make asking questions easier!
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đđ«đ·đșđžđšđłKnowing how to say where youâre from in a foreign language is very important, and so is understanding where someone is from.Â
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đłLA COCINA â THE KITCHEN
La nevera o refrigerador â the fridge
El fregadero/lavadero â the kitchen sink
El horno â the oven
El lavavajillas â the dishwasher
El microondas â the microwave
La mesa - the table
đźEL SALĂN â THE LIVING ROOM
La estanterĂa â the shelf
La ventana â the window
Las cortinas â the curtains
La silla â the chair
El sillĂłn â armchair
La alfombra â the carpet
La lĂĄmpara â the lamp
La planta â the plant
Las flores â the flowers
La chimenea â the chimney
đȘEL DORMITORIO â THE BEDROOM
La puerta â the door
El armario â the wardrobe
El escritorio â the desk
La cama â the bed
El edredĂłn â the quilt
Las sĂĄbanas â the bedding
La almohada â the pillowcase
La mesilla de noche â the night table or nightstand
El cuadro â the painting
đ EL CUARTO DE BAĂO â THE BATHROOM
La ducha/ regadera â the shower
La bañera/ tina â the bathtub
El lavabo â the sink
El espejo â the mirror
El escusado/inodoro â the toilet
La toalla â the towel
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rubor - Latin America colorete - Spain antiarrugas - anti-wrinkle antiedad - anti-aging bålsamo labial - lip balm base de maquillaje - foundation brillo labial - lip gloss brocha - brush brocha para polvo - powder brush cobertura alta - full coverage cobertura ligera - light coverage cobertura media - medium coverage corrector facial - concealer corrector de ojeras - concealer for dark circles cosméticos - cosmetics enchinador de pestañas - eyelash curler espejo - mirror esponja - sponge exfoliante facial - facial scrub extensiones de pestañas - eyelash extensions fijador de maquillaje - face primer filtro/protector solar - sunscreen illuminador - highlighter esmalte de uñas / laca de uñas - nail polish
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