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¡__ ___ ____! Llevamos esperando muchísimo.
About time! We've been waiting forever.
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¡__ ___ ____! Llevamos esperando muchísimo.
✓ ya era hora
💡 Hint: About time! We've been waiting forever.
Example: ¡Ya era hora! Llevamos esperando muchísimo. About time! We've been waiting forever.
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#2
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¿Qué comida china rellena se cuece al vapor?
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¿Qué comida china rellena se cuece al vapor?
What filled Chinese food is steamed?
✓ el dumpling
💡 Hint: Small dough pockets with fillings; steamed, boiled, or fried.
Example: Como el dumpling humeante con salsa de soya y jengibre. I eat the steaming dumpling with soy sauce and ginger.
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Yo ___ español. (hablar - to speak)
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Yo ___ español. (hablar - to speak)
I speak Spanish.
✓ hablo
💡 Hint: I speak - -AR verb: remove -ar, add -o for yo, most common verb type in Spanish
Example: Yo hablo español con mis amigos. I speak Spanish with my friends.
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#4
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¿Qué fruta roja pequeña viene en pares?
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¿Qué fruta roja pequeña viene en pares?
What small red fruit comes in pairs?
✓ la cereza
💡 Hint: Small red stone fruit often seen in pairs; sweet or tart varieties.
Example: Como la cereza dulce directamente del árbol en primavera. I eat the sweet cherry directly from the tree in spring.
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#5
¿Qué croissant francés viene relleno de mantequilla y jamón?
¿Qué croissant francés viene relleno de mantequilla y jamón?
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¿Qué croissant francés viene relleno de mantequilla y jamón?
¿Qué croissant francés viene relleno de mantequilla y jamón?
What French croissant comes filled with butter and ham?
✓ el croissant de jamón y mantequilla
💡 Hint: Savory French pastry filled with butter and ham, popular for breakfast
Example: Compro el croissant de jamón y mantequilla caliente en la panadería francesa. I buy the hot ham and butter croissant at the French bakery.
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#6
¿Qué salchicha en palito con masa frita comes?
¿Qué salchicha en palito con masa frita comes?
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¿Qué salchicha en palito con masa frita comes?
¿Qué salchicha en palito con masa frita comes?
What fried batter-coated sausage on a stick do you eat?
✓ el perro de maíz
💡 Hint: Hot dog on a stick dipped in cornmeal batter and deep-fried, popular fair food
Example: Como el perro de maíz con mostaza en la feria del condado. I eat the corn dog with mustard at the county fair.
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María ___ compró un regalo. (me - to me)
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María ___ compró un regalo. (me - to me)
María bought me a gift.
✓ me
💡 Hint: María bought me a gift - indirect object pronoun "me" (to me) goes before verb
Example: María me compró un regalo muy bonito. María bought me a very nice gift.
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Nos ___ las manos. (lavar - we wash)
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Nos ___ las manos. (lavar - we wash)
We wash our hands.
✓ lavamos
💡 Hint: We wash our hands - reflexive "lavarse
Example: Nos lavamos las manos antes de comer. We wash our hands before eating.
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#9
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¿Cómo dices "see you tomorrow"?
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¿Cómo dices "see you tomorrow"?
✓ hasta mañana
💡 Hint: See you tomorrow - "hasta mañana" (until tomorrow), common evening farewell
Example: Hasta mañana, que descanses bien. See you tomorrow, rest well.
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