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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Naturaleza y animales

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Nature & Animals)

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My dog stays close to me and I speak to him softly.
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At one point on the trail we see a fallen nest.
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I see a small star and then the bright moon.
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A person has tears because they feel sadness.
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the smoke rises slowly and there are no shouts, so it does not seem like danger.
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After that I receive a message on my phone.
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I do not touch it and I do not take it out; only I observe a minute.
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We do not use difficult words and we repeat short phrases.
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It comes close to a wall of dirt and it goes in into a narrow space, as if it were its home.
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She talks about leadership in the group.
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