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pelo castaño / pelo rubio |
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light brown ("chestnut") hair / blonde hair
OJO: Not "ruby"!
COGNADOS: Flamenco "castanets" look like "little chestnuts."
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(She) attends a school.
OJO: Not "assists at"!
SPELLING: "Escuela" has a "cu" so you pronounce it /kw/. If it were "qu" you would pronounce it /k/.
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¡No pongas el libro en el suelo! |
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Definition
Don't put the book on the floor!
OJO: The verb is different because it's a negative command.
COGNADOS: "Libro" and "library" have to do with books.
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(She) doesn't find it.
OJO: Here's a case where you can use "lo" for it.
OJO: "Encuentra" is an o>ue stem changer from encontrar. |
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Se ríe de los problemas de Ana. |
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Definition
(He) laughs at Ana's problems.
OJO: "Se ríe" technically means "laughs to self."
OJO: Notice "de."
OJO: "Problemas" is masculine because it's a "-ma" word that comes from Greek. |
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(He) doesn't say anything to her.
OJO: Notice the double negative.
OJO: "Le" means "to her/to him/to you (Ud.) |
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(She) gets good grades.
OJO: Compare to "Toma apuntes buenos," She takes good notes. |
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(She) asks her father (for something).
OJO: "Le" means "to her/to him/to you (Ud.)
OJO: Notice "a."
OJO: Compare "pedir" (to ask for) with "preguntar" (to ask a question).
OJO: "Pedir" is an e>i stem changer. |
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