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la clase
the class
la escuela
the school
el profesor
the male teacher
la profesora
the female teacher
el alumno
the male student
la alumna
female student
la puerta
the door
la ventana
the window
el piso
the floor
la luz
the light
la pared
the wall
el ropero
the locker
la mochila
the backpack
el libro
the book
el texto
the textbook
el escritorio
the teacher's desk
el pupitre
the student desk
la silla
the chair
el papel
the paper
el cuaderno
the notebook
la hoja
the sheet of paper
el libro de ejercicios
the workbook
el diccionario
the dictionary
la palabra
the word
el vocabulario
the vocabulary
la pregunta
the question
la calculadora
the calculator
el curso
the course
el cartel
the poster
el lápiz
the pencil
el bolígrafo
the pen
la pluma
the pen
la goma
the eraser (on a pencil), rubber band
la tiza
the chalk
el borrador
the chalk eraser
la pizarra
the blackboard
la computadora
the computer
la pantalla
the screen
el teléfono
the telephone
el sacapuntas
the sharpener
la bandera
the flag
el calendario
the calendar
el mapa
the map
la papelera
the wastepaper basket
la basura
the garbage
la carpeta
the folder, the binder
la regla
the ruler
el reloj
the clock
la tarea
the homework
la prueba
the quiz
el examen
the test
la frase
the sentence
la oración
the sentence
la respuesta
the answer, the response
el autobús escolar
the school bus
la bandera
the flag
la cola
the glue
la grapadora
the stapler
las tijeras
the scissors