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hablador(a)
talkative
hábil
clever; smart
hacia
towards
halagar
to flatter
hallar
to find
halcón
falcon; hawk
la heladera
refrigerator
helar
to freeze
herir
to wound; to injure
el hilo
thread
el hogar
fireplace; hearth; home
el hombro
shoulder
hondo(a)
deep
hueco(a)
hollow; empty
huir
to flee; to escape
el humo
smoke
hundir
to sink; to ruin