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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Personas y relaciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – People & Relationships)

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They say that their relationship is simple and new.
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A person from the public looks at the clock and waits.
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In the end, the leader of the group reminds: “Respect and calm for everyone”.
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Nobody wants to hear “idiot” nor “bastard”; they say that those words come from the devil.
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the brother he takes care of the sister, and in the end everyone they go to the park without rushing.
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Afterwards, they go to the office to show the work to the boss, who also is a client of the school project.
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Then they do a short task as a pair and they read in a low voice.
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The client says that is missing a document.
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the family it says hello to a friend and another person from the neighborhood.
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They see a wife and a husband with their son and their daughter, and also with a baby in their arms.
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A male classmate and a female classmate sit down together and share a pencil.
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The doctor checks the arm and talks with the mom and the dad of the child who was in the accident.
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Later, in the office, the boss opens the meeting room.
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In the back seat, the baby he cries and the mom she calms him; the dad he looks out the window.
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In the end they find the backpack and they hand it over to the owner without drama.
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The judge listens to everyone and asks for a simple solution.
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arrives an American customer and asks about the price.
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An older lady she asks about the museum, and an American he helps her with the map.
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the leader of the family asks for forgiveness and changes the subject, and everyone go back to talk calmly.
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the boy’s brother plays with the sister of the girl.
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An agent and an officer walk around the area and ask questions.
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In the end they give each other the hand and the room claps.
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the judge asks questions simple and decides a rule for now.
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Later, the case arrives to the court.
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A detective arrives because there is a lost backpack.
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