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Knife

Cuchillo

Steak Knife

Cuchillo de carne

Butter knife

Cuchico de mantequilla

Fork

Tenador

Spoon

Cuchara

Glass for drinking

Vaso para beber

Table

Mesa

Chair

Silla

Sink

Laba trates

Stove

Estufa

Paper plate

Plato de papel

Trash can

La Bote de basura

Bag

Bolsa

Broom

Escoba

Vacuum

Aspiradora

Ladder

escalera