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¿Cómo dirías "cousin" (masculino)?
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¿Cómo dirías "cousin" (masculino)?
How would you say 'cousin' (masculine)?
✓ el primo
💡 Hint: Male cousin - child of uncle/aunt, "prima" is female
Example: Mi primo Carlos vive en México y viene a visitarnos cada verano. My cousin Carlos lives in Mexico and comes to visit us every summer.
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¿Cómo dices "I miss you"?
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¿Cómo dices "I miss you"?
✓ te extraño
💡 Hint: I miss you - "extrañar" in Latin America, Spain uses "te echo de menos" (I throw you from less)
Example: Te extraño mucho, ¿cuándo volverás? I miss you so much, when will you return?
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#3
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¿Qué planta tiene espinas y crece en el desierto?
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¿Qué planta tiene espinas y crece en el desierto?
What plant has spines and grows in the desert?
✓ el cactus
💡 Hint: Cactus - desert plant with spines, stores water, survives in hot dry climates
Example: El cactus puede sobrevivir muchos meses sin agua. The cactus can survive many months without water.
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#4
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¿De qué color son la mayoría de los osos?
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¿De qué color son la mayoría de los osos?
What color are most bears?
✓ marrón
💡 Hint: Brown - from French "marron" (chestnut), Latin America often uses "café
Example: Los osos son de color marrón. Bears are brown in color.
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#5
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¿Qué día es el último día de la semana?
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¿Qué día es el último día de la semana?
What day is the last day of the week?
✓ domingo
💡 Hint: Sunday - from Latin "dies Dominicus" (Lord's day), rest day, family day in Spanish culture
Example: Los domingos comemos con la familia. On Sundays we eat with the family.
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#6
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¿De qué color es el cielo en un día despejado?
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¿De qué color es el cielo en un día despejado?
What color is the sky on a clear day?
✓ azul
💡 Hint: Blue - from Arabic "lazaward" (lapis lazuli stone), no gender change, sky and ocean color
Example: El cielo está azul y despejado hoy. The sky is blue and clear today.
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#7
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¿Qué deporte acuático usas una tabla para montar olas?
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¿Qué deporte acuático usas una tabla para montar olas?
What water sport uses a board to ride waves?
✓ surf
💡 Hint: Surfing - riding waves on board, originated in Polynesia, popular worldwide
Example: El surf es muy popular en las playas de California. Surfing is very popular on California beaches.
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#8
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Traduce al español: "uncles" o "aunts and uncles"
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Traduce al español: "uncles" o "aunts and uncles"
Translate to Spanish: 'uncles' or 'aunts and uncles'
✓ los tíos
💡 Hint: Uncles - plural, can mean just uncles or uncles and aunts together
Example: Mis tíos siempre organizan reuniones familiares en su casa del campo. My uncles always organize family reunions at their country house.
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#9
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¿Cómo dices "no"?
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¿Cómo dices "no"?
✓ no
💡 Hint: No - negative answer, same as English, from Latin "non
Example: — ¿Tienes hambre? — No, gracias, ya comí. — Are you hungry? — No, thanks, I already ate.
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