Propina: tip in Spanish
A restaurant bill or a guided tour may involve a tip; explore the Spanish noun, its gender and its plural.
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Spanish: Name people, objects and ideas with accurate noun forms, useful combinations and translated examples.
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A restaurant bill or a guided tour may involve a tip; explore the Spanish noun, its gender and its plural.
Read and practiseChange or exchange: From practical messages to everyday conversations, explore change or exchange through examples and short exercises.
Read and practiseParcel: From practical messages to everyday conversations, explore parcel through examples and short exercises.
Read and practiseDelivery: From practical messages to everyday conversations, explore delivery through examples and short exercises.
Read and practiseSender: From practical messages to everyday conversations, explore sender through examples and short exercises.
Read and practiseLetters, parcels and messages have a recipient; identify the person or people intended to receive them.
Read and practiseLetters and notices arrive in a buzón; explore its gender, plural and everyday uses in Spanish.
Read and practiseFrom permits to online applications, trámite names an administrative procedure and helps you discuss its progress.
Read and practiseA job, a permit or a scholarship can involve a solicitud; explore its feminine forms and common contexts.
Read and practiseA Friday deadline or ten days to reply: discuss time limits and their extension in Spanish documents and conversation.
Read and practiseA request at work or an official document can involve permiso; explore its gender, plural and common uses.
Read and practiseApplications and courses often have conditions. Talk about requirements, their plural and how to meet them in Spanish.
Read and practiseAn appointment or application may require a formulario; explore its gender, plural and everyday administrative uses.
Read and practiseDiscuss a signature in documents and conversations, with singular and plural forms and practical examples.
Read and practiseDiscuss a copy in documents and conversations, with singular and plural forms and practical examples.
Read and practiseDiscuss a contract in documents and conversations, with singular and plural forms and practical examples.
Read and practiseDiscuss a salary in documents and conversations, with singular and plural forms and practical examples.
Read and practiseA hospital vacancy or a job near home: explore the Spanish noun for employment in everyday work situations.
Read and practiseA working day can be short or continuous: discuss its length and schedule with practical Spanish examples.
Read and practiseA night shift or your turn to speak: distinguish two common uses of the same Spanish noun in context.
Read and practiseA job interview or a radio interview: talk about both situations and practise the feminine noun and its plural.
Read and practiseA job application often calls for a résumé; see how this Spanish noun works in the singular and plural.
Read and practiseFrom work history to memorable events, experiencia describes knowledge gained over time or something someone has lived through.
Read and practiseA job application or a conversation can call for a particular skill; explore the feminine noun, its plural and common patterns.
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