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You will almost always be able to say any of these three to mean “I’m sorry”, but remember it anyways! You don’t want to say perdón if your friend gets food poisoning! 🙇
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Spanish Vocab Day 18
Day 18/40
1. Arder: to burn
2. Enderezar: to straighten
3. Asombrar: to amaze, astonish
4. Maldecir: to curse
5. El encargado/la encargada: the manager
6. El peldaño: the step
7. El mango: the handle
8. La grosería: the swear word
9. El castigo: the punishment
10. La carcajada: the guffaw
What's your favorite part of the day? ☀️
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Don’t let yourself get caught out in the rain! 🌩️
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Some words the Spaniards adopted from Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs. Another big word is cacao (cocoa), from ‘cacahuatl’! 🍫
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A common but sometimes misleading rule of thumb is that words ending with “-ma” like “problema” are masculine. Careful with your pronouns! 📝
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The two Q’s, two C’s, one P Q (and C) doesn’t roll off the tongue quite as well does it? 📰
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Make sure not to confuse se and sé - se is a neutral pronoun. Listen for that accent! 👂
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