Aceite: oil and measured amounts
Learn el aceite, aceite de oliva and quantities for cooking, salads and shopping.
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Learn el aceite, aceite de oliva and quantities for cooking, salads and shopping.
Read and practiseA sore tooth or a visit to the dentist gives you a reason to practise this Spanish noun and its plural.
Read and practiseLearn la carne to discuss meat, quantities and vegetarian choices when shopping or eating.
Read and practiseA backpack, a chair and an aching back provide everyday contexts for this Spanish noun and its plural.
Read and practiseLearn el pescado for fish served as food and compare it with pez for a living fish.
Read and practiseLearn el jabón and los jabones for washing hands, shopping and describing soap.
Read and practiseAn empty stomach or a stomach ache gives you everyday situations in which to use this Spanish noun.
Read and practiseLearn la toalla and las toallas to ask for a towel and describe where it is kept.
Read and practiseA mild cold or a day spent resting at home provides a setting for this Spanish illness word and its plural.
Read and practiseLearn el espejo and los espejos to find a mirror and describe looking at a reflection.
Read and practiseLearn el avión, los aviones and en avión for talking about flights and travel.
Read and practisePollen in spring and food at the table offer everyday situations for talking about allergies in Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn el barco, los barcos and en barco for describing port departures and journeys.
Read and practiseA box, a label and a pharmacy provide everyday contexts for talking about medication in Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn la pantalla and las pantallas to talk about phone screens and displayed messages.
Read and practiseLearn el teclado and los teclados to describe typing, keys and connecting a keyboard.
Read and practiseA hand, a bandage and a visit to the doctor offer everyday contexts for describing a wound in Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn la farmacia and las farmacias to ask for a pharmacy and check its opening hours.
Read and practiseLearn la cita and las citas to request, reschedule and ask about appointment times.
Read and practiseA bicycle, a motorcycle and a cupboard provide everyday situations for talking about helmets in Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn la receta for a cooking recipe or a medical prescription and use context to distinguish them.
Read and practiseA red light, a bus and a market set the scene for talking about traffic lights and their colours in Spanish.
Read and practiseLearn el dolor and dolores to describe where pain occurs and when it began.
Read and practiseLearn la fiebre, tener fiebre and desde to explain when a fever began.
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