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¿Cómo llamas a un "doctor" (masculino)?
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¿Cómo llamas a un "doctor" (masculino)?
What do you call a male 'doctor'?
✓ el médico
💡 Hint: Male doctor - medical professional, "doctor" also works
Example: El médico me recetó medicina para la fiebre. The doctor prescribed me medicine for the fever.
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¿Qué barco usa el viento?
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¿Qué barco usa el viento?
What boat uses the wind?
✓ el velero
💡 Hint: Sailboat - "vela" is sail, powered by wind, eco-friendly
Example: El velero navega usando solo la fuerza del viento. The sailboat sails using only the force of the wind.
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¿Qué pay rojo y dulce comes?
¿Qué pay rojo y dulce comes?
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¿Qué pay rojo y dulce comes?
¿Qué pay rojo y dulce comes?
What red, sweet pie do you eat?
✓ el pay de cereza
💡 Hint: Fruit pie made with cherries in a pastry crust
Example: Horneo el pay de cereza con cerezas frescas para el 4 de julio. I bake cherry pie with fresh cherries for the 4th of July.
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#4
¿Qué dulce crujiente tiene cacahuates?
¿Qué dulce crujiente tiene cacahuates?
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¿Qué dulce crujiente tiene cacahuates?
¿Qué dulce crujiente tiene cacahuates?
What crunchy candy has peanuts?
✓ el turrón de cacahuate
💡 Hint: Hard candy made with peanuts in caramelized sugar
Example: Rompo el turrón de cacahuate duro en pedazos pequeños para comer. I break the hard peanut brittle into small pieces to eat.
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¿Cómo dirías "mother-in-law"?
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¿Cómo dirías "mother-in-law"?
How would you say 'mother-in-law'?
✓ la suegra
💡 Hint: Mother-in-law - mother of your spouse, "suegro" is father-in-law
Example: Mi suegra cocina delicioso y siempre nos invita a cenar los domingos. My mother-in-law cooks delicious food and always invites us to dinner on Sundays.
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#6
¿Qué chocolate con leche comes en barra?
¿Qué chocolate con leche comes en barra?
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¿Qué chocolate con leche comes en barra?
¿Qué chocolate con leche comes en barra?
What milk chocolate do you eat in a bar?
✓ la barra de chocolate con leche
💡 Hint: Solid chocolate bar made with milk, sweeter than dark chocolate
Example: Rompo la barra de chocolate con leche para compartir con los amigos. I break the milk chocolate bar to share with friends.
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#7
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¿Qué palabra usas para "ugly"?
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¿Qué palabra usas para "ugly"?
What word do you use for 'ugly'?
✓ feo
💡 Hint: Ugly - not attractive, opposite of "bonito"
Example: Ese edificio es muy feo, no me gusta su diseño. That building is very ugly, I don't like its design.
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#8
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¿Dónde salen los barcos?
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¿Dónde salen los barcos?
Where do boats depart from?
✓ el puerto
💡 Hint: Port/harbor - where boats dock, from Latin "portus" (harbor)
Example: Los barcos salen del puerto cada mañana. The boats leave the port every morning.
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¿Qué baile español usa castañuelas?
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¿Qué baile español usa castañuelas?
What Spanish dance uses castanets?
✓ el flamenco
💡 Hint: Flamenco - passionate Spanish dance with hand clapping, from Andalusia
Example: En Sevilla fuimos a un tablao para ver el flamenco auténtico andaluz. In Seville we went to a tablao to see authentic Andalusian flamenco.
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