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Useful Spanish Phrases with Audio.
Would you like to learn some useful Spanish phrases? If so, you came to the right place!
Here are some basic sentences that are easy to learn and that may come in handy in real-life situations. Each phrase is accompanied by an audio clip recorded by a native Spanish speaker.
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Learn how to use relative pronouns and lots of vocabulary such as "No, esa es una escaladora." and "La que está cerca del espejo.". Aprende mucho vocabulario como "No, that's a step machine" y "The one that's close to the mirror.".
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Spanish Word A Day
Pronounced: sah-sehr-doh-tées-ah
Type: noun
Example: Las sacerdotisas eran importantes en algunas culturas antiguas.
Translation: Priestesses used to be important in some ancient cultures.
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Type: noun
Example: Las sacerdotisas eran importantes en algunas culturas antiguas.
Translation: Priestesses used to be important in some ancient cultures.
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Pronounced: teh-cah
Type: noun
Example: La teca es una madera valiosa para hacer muebles.
Translation: Teak is a valuable type of wood for making furniture.
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Type: noun
Example: La teca es una madera valiosa para hacer muebles.
Translation: Teak is a valuable type of wood for making furniture.
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Pronounced: reh-lóh deh sohl
Type: noun
Example: Todavía hay relojes de sol en muchas plazas centrales en los pueblos pequeños.
Translation: There are still sundials in many of the main squares in the small towns.
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Type: noun
Example: Todavía hay relojes de sol en muchas plazas centrales en los pueblos pequeños.
Translation: There are still sundials in many of the main squares in the small towns.
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Pronounced: ah-mohn-toh-náhr
Type: verb
Example: Tienes que hacer algo porque los problemas se están amontonando.
Translation: You'd better do something because the problems are piling up.
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Type: verb
Example: Tienes que hacer algo porque los problemas se están amontonando.
Translation: You'd better do something because the problems are piling up.
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Pronounced: neh-gah-see-óhn
Type: noun
Example: La negación es un síntoma típico de las adicciones.
Translation: Denial is a typical symptom of addiction.
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Type: noun
Example: La negación es un síntoma típico de las adicciones.
Translation: Denial is a typical symptom of addiction.
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