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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Comida y bebida

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Food & Drink)

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We play _____ and a calm song plays.
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Antes de salir, le doy un beso en la mejilla y digo: gracias por la compañía.
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If a person brings drugs, it is a danger __________
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So the news are good and the press talks about the new tea.
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En el restaurante hay una reunión.
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La prensa _____ habla del problema; ahora habla del lanzamiento del té.
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is not a big danger, but everyone gets scared.
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I clean the table slowly, I breathe and I continue.
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9 / 10
En la portada hay una imagen grande de una taza.
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En el menú hay una oferta: _______ y una ensalada verde.
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