Fluencia Level 7 Units 5-6 Flashcards

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(Begin Level 7 Unit 5: work performance, exclamatory words, yo verbs)

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(work) to enter; to grow; goal

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entrar; crecer; meta

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(work) hard, harsh; perseverance; to develop

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duro; la perceverancia; desarollar

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(work) to fulfill, to carry out, to complete; to demonstrate; to intend, to try (2); loyalty

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cumplir; demostrar; intentar, tratar; la lealtad

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(exclamatory) This church is really pretty! (what pretty is this church!)

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¡Qué bonita es esta iglesia!

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(exclamatory) How much food there is on the table!

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¡Cuánta comida hay en la mesa!

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(exclamatory) How happy you make me! (How you make me happy!)

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¡Cómo me haces feliz!

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(exclamatory) What a musician he is!

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¡Qué músico es!

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(exclamatory) How delicious (What delicious!)

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¡Qué delicioso!

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(exclamatory) How we celebrated during the wedding!

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¡Cómo celebramos durante la boda!

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(exclamatory) I love you so much! (How much I love you!)

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¡Cuánto te quiero!

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(exclamatory) God help me (by God)!

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¡Por dios!

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Little Red Riding Hood (Little Red Cape): (Little) Grandmother, what big eyes you have! [All] the better to see you with (they are in order to see you better), said the wolf.

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Caperucito rojo: –Abuelita, ¡qué ojos grandes tienes! –Son para verte mejor – dijo el lobo.

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How (what) thin you (female) look! Are you on a diet?

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¡Qué delgada te ves! ¿Estás a dieta?

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How many cookies can I eat? However many you want!

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¿Cuántas galletas puedo comer? ¡Cuántas quieres!

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(irregular yo words) I thank you all for celebrating with me.

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Les agradezco a todos ustedes para celebrar conmigo.

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(irregular yo words) I choose broccoli.

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Yo escojo el brócoli.

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(irregular yo words) I drive (conducir) my own pickup truck.

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Conduzco mi propia camioneta.

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(work) to work, to run, to function; performance (rendition) (2); to show, to reflect

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funcionar; el rendimiento (el desempeño); reflejar

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(work) to deserve (merit); productivity; to achieve, to manage to

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merecer; la productividad; lograr

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(work) issue, matter; magnificent; to congratulate

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el asunto; magnífico; felicitar

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Hello, fatty (male), how was work (how was it to you in the work)?

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Hola, gordo, ¿cómo te fue en el trabajo?

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Oh (ay), what a cute little fat one! (What a little one more cute!)

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¡Ay, qué gordito más lindo!

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[Hey,] good looking (woman), do you have the book for the Spanish class?

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Guapa, ¿tienes el libro para la clase de español?

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potbellied; pudgy (nicknames for child)
panzón; gordinflón
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pretty; sweetie (nicknames for girlfriend, wife)
linda; dulce
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How you have developed and grown in this company!
¡Cómo has desarrollado y crecido en esta compañía!
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How (what) good that they gave you (informal) a raise!
¡Qué bueno que te dieron un aumento!
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How many times I've thought that!
¡Cuántas veces he pensado eso!
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How (much) cold I am (have)! I want to go to the beach.
¡Cuánto frío tengo! Quiero ir a la playa.
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What [a] surprise! I didn't know you were coming (would come).
¡Qué sorpresa! No sabía que vendrías.
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How my head hurts! (How the head hurts me!) I can't think.
¡Cómo me duele la cabeza! No puedo pensar.
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I follow, continue; I get; I distinguish
sigo; consigo; distingo
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I drive; I am thankful for; I deserve
conduzco; agradezco; merezco
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I correct; I direct; I choose, I pick; I pick up, tidy up; I demand
corrijo; dirijo; escojo; recojo; exijo
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(End Level 7 Unit 5: work performance, exclamatory words, yo verbs)
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(Begin Level 7 Unit 6: Fantastic News!)
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(review) Good qualifications are needed to find a job.
Se necesitan buenas cualificaciones para encontrar un trabajo.
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(review) In school it is not permitted to wear brand-name clothing.
En la escuela no se permite llevar ropa de marca.
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(review) Used clothing should be given (as a gift) to others and not put it in the garbage.
Se debe regalar la ropa usada a otros y no ponerla en la basura.
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(review) How does one get to the agency?
¿Cómo se llega a la agencia?
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(review) They are offering a day trip (excursion) on the island. (Is being offered a day trip (excursion) on the island.)
Se está ofreciendo una excursión en la isla.
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(review) These days (actually), people prefer modern houses (modern houses are preferred).
Actualmente, se prefieren casas modernas.
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(review) How you (informal) have developed and grown at (in) this company!
¡Cómo has desarrollado y crecido en esta empresa!
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(review) How many times have I thought that!
¡Cuántas veces he pensado eso!
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They said (it was said) that it wasn't possible.
Se dijo que no era posible.
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to brag (about): Stop (informal) bragging about your (the) success.
jactarse de: Deja de jactarte de tu (del) éxito.
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property, real estate; space; I don't care: I don't care if the space is small.
el local; el espacio; no me importa: No me importa si el espacio sea pequeño.
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(restaurant) tablecloth; saucer, dish (meal); dishes, tableware
el mantel; platillo; la vajilla
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(restaurant) tip; property, place, locale; square; round
la propina; el local; cuadrado/a; redondo/a
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(restaurant) host (m/f); vegan (person); vegetarian (person); jar, pitcher
el anfitrión, la anfitriona; vegano/a; jarra; vegetariano/a
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(adj AFTER noun: differentiation) Look at the big dog playing with the small dog. I like Mexican food more than Italian food.
Mira al perro grande jugando con el perro pequeño. La comida mexicana me gusta más que la comida italiana.
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(adj AFTER noun: color or shape) the brown table; the round clock
la mesa marrón; el reloj redondo
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(adj AFTER noun: classification, nationality, political affiliation, profession, religion) my Venezuelan friend (female); a Catholic school
mi amiga venezolana; una escuela católica
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(adj AFTER noun: past participles) the dead fly
la mosca muerta
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(adj AFTER noun: adj modified by adverbs like muy, más, menos, tan AND adj phrases formed by de + noun) my wife is very pretty (bonnie); a silk dress; the silver necklace
Mi esposa es muy bonita. un vestido de seda; el collar de plata
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(adj BEFORE noun: highlight inherent characteristic of noun) murder (assassination); stormy: The murder happened (occurred) on a dark and stormy night. BUT... You don’t see anything (nothing is seen) on a dark night.
el asesinato; tormentoso/a: El asesinato ocurrió en una oscura y tormentosa noche. No se ve nada en una noche oscura.
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(adj BEFORE noun: cardinal and ordinal numerals and quantitative adjs): My grandmother has 3 cats. This is the second time I go to California. I want another ice cream.
Mi abuela tiene tres gatos. Esta es la segunda vez que voy a California. Quiero otro helado.
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(adj AFTER noun: numbers that form a part of a person's title) King Henry VIII (eighth)
El rey Enrique VIII (octavo)
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(adj BEFORE noun: demonstrative adjs and shortened form of possessive adjs) This coat is my girlfriend's. My apartment is small.
Este abrigo es de mi novia. Mi apartamento es pequeño.
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(adj AFTER noun: long form of possessive adjs): Her car (the car of hers) is black.
El carro de suyo es negro.
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(Begin Level 7 Unit 6: Fantastic News!)
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(review) Good qualifications are needed (are necessary good qualifications) to (in order to) find a job.
Se necesitan buenas cualificaciones para encontrar un trabajo.
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(review) In (the) school it is not permitted to wear brand-name clothing.
En la escuela no se permite llevar ropa de marca.
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(review) Used clothing should be given (as a gift) to others (should be given (as a gift) the used clothing to others) and not put (it) in the garbage.
Se debe regalar la ropa usada a otros y no ponerla en la basura.
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(review) How does one get to the agency?
¿Cómo se llega a la agencia?
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(review) They are offering a day trip (excursion) on the island. (Is being offered a day trip (excursion) on the island.)
Se está ofreciendo una excursión en la isla.
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(review) These days modern houses are preferred (are preferred modern houses).
Actualmente, se prefieren casas modernas.
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(review) How you (informal) have developed and grown at (in) this company!
¡Cómo has desarrollado y crecido en esta empresa!
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(review) How many times have I thought that!
¡Cuántas veces he pensado eso!
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They said (it was said) it wasn't possible.
Se dijo que no era posible.
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to brag (about): Stop (informal) bragging.
jactarse de: Deja de jactarte.
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property; space; I don't care (it’s not important to me): I don't care if the space is small.
el local; el espacio; no me importa: No me importa si el espacio sea pequeño.
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(restaurant) tablecloth; saucer, dish (meal); dishes, tableware
el mantel; el platillo; la vajilla
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(restaurant) tip; property, place; square
la propina; el local; cuadrado
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(restaurant) host (m/f); vegan; vegetarian; jar, pitcher
el anfitrión, la anfitriona; el/la vegano/a; el/la vegetariano/a; la jarra
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(adj AFTER noun: differentiation) Look at the big dog playing with the small dog. I like Mexican food more than Italian food.
Mira al perro grande jugando con el perro pequeño. La comida mexicana me gusta más que la comida italiana.
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(adj AFTER noun: color or shape) the brown table; the round clock
la mesa marrón; el reloj redondo
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(adj AFTER noun: classification, nationality, political affiliation, profession, religion) my Venezuelan friend (female); a Catholic school
mi amiga venezolana; una escuela católica
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(adj AFTER noun: past participles) the dead fly
la mosca muerta
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(adj AFTER noun: adj modified by adverbs like muy, más, menos, tan AND adj phrases formed by de + noun) my wife is very pretty (bonnie); a silk dress; the silver necklace
Mi esposa es muy bonita. un vestido de seda; el collar de plata
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(adj BEFORE noun: highlight inherent characteristic of noun) murder (assassination); stormy: The murder happened (occurred) on a dark and stormy night. BUT... You can't (don’t) see anything on a dark night.
el asesinato; tormentoso/a: El asesinato ocurrió en una oscura y tormentosa noche. No se ve nada en una noche oscura.
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(adj BEFORE noun: cardinal and ordinal numerals and quantitative adjs): My grandmother has 3 cats. This is the second time that I go to California. I want another ice cream.
Mi abuela tiene tres gatos. Esta es la segunda vez que voy a California. Quiero otro helado.
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(adj AFTER noun: numbers that form a part of a person's title) King Henry VIII (eighth)
El rey Enrique VIII (octavo)
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(adj BEFORE noun: demonstrative adjs and shortened form of possessive adjs) This coat is my girlfriend's. My apartment is small.
Este abrigo es de mi novia. Mi apartamento es pequeño.
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(adj AFTER noun: long form of possessive adjs): Her car is black.
El carro de suyo es negro.
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(adv AFTER verb - usually the case) I ran quickly to the bus stop.
Corrí rápidamente a la parada de autobús.
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(adv BEFORE verb - "no" and other advs of negation) I don't eat fried food. I would never go to Antarctica.
No como comida frita. Yo nunca iría a la Antártida.
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(adj before/after noun - changed meaning) former vs ancient/antique/old; former vs old: the ancient Bible; my former boss; a former/old friend; my old car
la Biblia antigua vs mi antiguo jefe; un viejo amigo vs mi coche viejo
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really weird
rarísimo
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(augmentative suffixes) elbow, elbow jab; hammer, blow with a hammer; head, headbutt
codo, codazo; martillo, martillazo; cabeza, cabezazo
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(augmentative suffixes) big dog; great game (match); big women; big man
perrazo; partidazo; mujerona; hombrón
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(pejorative suffixes) riffraff; rundown house, hovel. Don't hang out with that riffraff.
gentuza; casucha; No te juntes con esa gentuza.
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(super, super-duper) super intelligent; super-duper smart
superinteligente; requetelisto/a
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That dress fits you super well.
Ese vestido te queda rebién.
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(food) coleslaw (cabbage salad); sweet potato; spinach
ensalada de repollo; batata; espinaca
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(food) sweet; side dish (extra, accompaniment); spicy, hot
dulce; acompañamiento; picante
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(food) beans; olive; cooked; well done; mushroom (2)
frijoles; aceituna; cocido; bien cocido; el hongo, la seta
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Bailey is a super-duper intelligent little dog.
Bailey es una perrita súperinteligente (requetelista).
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Bailey is super-duper fast.
Bailey es requeteveloz.
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(measurement) mile; kilometer; pound; kilogram; gram; mililiter
milla; kilómetro; libra; kilogramo; gramo; mililitro
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(measurement in Spain before 1850) inch; foot; yard
pulgada; pie; vara
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This coffee is very sweet.
Este cafe está muy dulce.
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I like the yellow tablecloth better (I like better the yellow tablecloth) than the white one.
Me gusta más el mantel amarillo que el blanco.
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Do you (plural) prefer black beans or red beans?
¿Prefieren frijoles negros o rojos?
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Which are better? Green olives or black ones?
¿Cuáles son mejores? ¿Las aceitunas verdes o las negras?
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Start (comenzar, informal) cutting those sweet potatoes.
Comienza a cortar esas batatas.
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Please clean [up] (informal) the broken pitcher.
Por favor limpia la jarra rota.
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(End Level 7 Unit 6: Fantastic News!)