Blanket in Spanish
A warm covering for cold evenings: describe a blanket and talk about where you keep it in Spanish.
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A warm covering for cold evenings: describe a blanket and talk about where you keep it in Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn lápiz for a pencil, its plural lápices and how to describe drawing or writing in pencil.
Read and practiseClothes need a place to stay: describe a wardrobe and say what you keep inside it in Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn cuaderno for a paper notebook and describe how you carry, use and store it.
Read and practiseKeys and cutlery need a place: talk about drawers, their contents and their plural form in Spanish.
Read and practiseA staircase beside the kitchen: talk about going up and down stairs in everyday Spanish.
Read and practiseDescribe papel as writing material or documents and talk about individual sheets.
Read and practiseA ride to the third floor: ask about lifts and describe whether they are working in Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn correo for postal mail or email and use context to distinguish messages and addresses.
Read and practiseSomeone living next door: describe neighbours and choose masculine or feminine forms in Spanish.
Read and practiseMonthly housing costs: talk about rent, payments and what a rental includes in everyday Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn la mochila and mochilas for backpacks, with useful examples about carrying and packing.
Read and practiseA water charge or a repair invoice: discuss bills and payments in everyday Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn la bicicleta, its plural and en bicicleta for talking about cycling and parking.
Read and practiseTaking out waste: talk about rubbish at home and in public places in everyday Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn el queso and quesos, and ask for a little cheese when shopping or preparing food.
Read and practiseAt the pharmacy: name a pharmacist and use the masculine and feminine forms in Spanish.
Read and practiseAt a clinic or hospital, refer to nurses with the right gender and plural forms of enfermero.
Read and practiseLearn el huevo and los huevos to talk about eggs in recipes, breakfast and storage.
Read and practiseRest and movement: talk about the human body in Spanish and practise its article and plural.
Read and practiseLearn la sal and useful quantities such as un poco de sal and una pizca de sal.
Read and practiseA sore leg or tired legs call for pierna, a feminine noun with a regular plural and matching articles.
Read and practiseLearn el tomate and los tomates to discuss quantities, salads and tomato sauce.
Read and practiseFrom describing pain to stretching, brazo helps you talk about arms with the right article and plural.
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