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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Personas y relaciones

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – People & Relationships)

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A male classmate and a female classmate sit down together and share a pencil.
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In a meeting of the neighborhood, an agent and an officer help to organize the traffic.
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the judge asks questions simple and decides a rule for now.
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The agent invites a detective, because it can be a serious mistake.
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Afterwards they come back home, they eat bread and they tell how it was the day.
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A friend he says “damn!” because he loses his ticket, but a person they see it on the floor.
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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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In the room, an officer brings a folder and gives it to the judge.
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She is a mother and a mom of a curious child.
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In the end they give each other the hand and the room claps.
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arrives an American customer and asks about the price.
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Each person leaves happy and with more confidence.
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Suddenly a man says “idiot” to his enemy, and another woman answers “bastard”.
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A person offers him water and a friend saves for him the spot in the line.
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the detective tells what he saw and the officer says the time with a paper.
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the boy’s brother plays with the sister of the girl.
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a man he talks with a woman at the door of the building.
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She arrives with a smile and calls him boyfriend in front of her friends.
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A detective arrives because there is a lost backpack.
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The boss speaks calmly and promises an answer today.
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a couple arrives early: the wife brings salad and the husband brings bread.
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There is a victim who wants justice, but also wants peace for their family.
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A male partner and a female partner prepare the papers.
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the male driver and the female driver wait instructions.
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a lawyer and a female lawyer talk about the case with clear phrases.
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