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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Pronounced: soo-máhr-seh ah
Type: reflexive verb
Example: Esto se suma a los problemas que ya teníamos.
Translation: This comes on top of the problems we already had.
Type: reflexive verb
Example: Esto se suma a los problemas que ya teníamos.
Translation: This comes on top of the problems we already had.
Pronounced: soo-máhr / rehs-táhr
Type: verbs
Example: A los niños se les enseña a sumar y restar cuando todavía son pequeños.
Translation: Children are taught to add and subtract when they're still small.
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Type: verbs
Example: A los niños se les enseña a sumar y restar cuando todavía son pequeños.
Translation: Children are taught to add and subtract when they're still small.
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Pronounced: pohr cáh-oo-sah deh
Type: prepositional phrase
Example: Tuvimos que suspender el proyecto por causa de su ineptitud.
Translation: We had to cancel the project because of his incompetence.
Type: prepositional phrase
Example: Tuvimos que suspender el proyecto por causa de su ineptitud.
Translation: We had to cancel the project because of his incompetence.
Pronounced: cáh-oo-sah
Type: noun
Example: Su adicción es la causa de todas sus problemas.
Translation: His addiction is the cause of all of his problems.
Type: noun
Example: Su adicción es la causa de todas sus problemas.
Translation: His addiction is the cause of all of his problems.
Pronounced: Hoo-góh-soh
Type: adjective
Example: Las peras que compraste ayer son muy jugosas.
Translation: The pears you bought yesterday are very juicy.
Type: adjective
Example: Las peras que compraste ayer son muy jugosas.
Translation: The pears you bought yesterday are very juicy.
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