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los anuncios clasificados

(1)
classified ads
el artículo

(2)
article
la censura

(3)
censorship
el comentario

(4)
commentary
¿Cómo supiste el resultado?

(5)
How did you find out the score?
¿Cómo te enteraste de...?

(6)
How did you find out about . . .?
los editoriales

(7)
editorial section
el enfoque local/nacional/mundial
(8)
local/national/world perspective
entrevistar

(9)
to interview
Estaba en primera plana.

(10)
It was on the front page.
Lo leí en la sección deportiva.

(21)
I read it in the sports section.
los obituarios

(22)
obituaries
opinar

(23)
to think, to be of the opinion
el (la) periodista

(24)
journalist
la prensa

(25)
the press
la primera plana

(26)
front page
la sección de cocina

(27)
cooking section
la sección deportiva

(28)
sports section
la sección financiera

(29)
financial section
la sección de moda

(30)
fashion section
la sección de ocio

(21)
entertainment section
la sección de sociedad

(22)
society section
suscribirse a

(23)
to subscribe to
las tiras cómicas

(24)
comic strips
los titulares

(25)
headlines
Entiendo algo de..., pero nada de...
(26)
I understand a little about . . ., but nothing about . . .
¿Qué sé yo de...? No entiendo ni jota de...
(27)
What do I know about . . .? I don’t understand a thing about . . .
No tengo la menor idea si...

(28)
I don’t have the slightest idea if . . .
Que yo sepa, (no) hay...

(29)
That I know of, there is/are (isn’t/aren’t)...