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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Lugares y viajes

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Places & Travel)

10 cards left
Listen and fill in the missing words in Spanish.
1 / 10
________ poco el lenguaje local, pero uso gestos.
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2 / 10
La música es fuerte y la multitud canta y salta.
Listen and fill in the missing words in English.
3 / 10
A taxi driver __________ calmly.
Translate the highlighted words to Spanish.
4 / 10
In the middle of the square of the village there is/there are a tree and children.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
5 / 10
Elijo un país pequeño y una ciudad tranquila.
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6 / 10
I don't have a hurry.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
7 / 10
Conduzco despacio y miro al frente para ver peatones.
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8 / 10
I go up up a narrow street and I see houses __________
Translate the highlighted words to Spanish.
9 / 10
At each stop I hear the name of the town over the loudspeaker and I look the clock.
Listen and fill in the missing words in Spanish.
10 / 10
En esa área hay turistas y también gente __________
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