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cabeza, la
head , the
cerca, la
fence, the
enfrente
opposite
enfrente de
in front of
muro, el
wall, the
parado, -da
stop, point, stand
pero
but
perro
dog
silla, la
chair, the
suelo, el
soil, ground, the
tienen (tener)
have, they
tractor, el
tractor , the