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el pan tostado
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toast/toasted bread
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if "el pan" means bread and "tostado" means toasted...
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la sopa
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soup
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sopa said without the "a" sounds like...
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la sopa de tomate
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tomato soup
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if "la sopa" means soup and "tomate" means tomato, the two together means...
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la sopa de verduras
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vegetable/veggie soup
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"verduras" means veggies and "la sopa" means soup...
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las verduras
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vegetables
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healthy foods. celery, sourkraut, etc.
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la sopa de pollo
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Chicken soup
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"de pollo" means chicken and "la sopa" means soup...
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las papas al horno
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baked potatoes
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"Las papas" means potatoes. "Al horno" is something people often do to their potatoes before eating...
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el pescado
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fish
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if "la piscina" means fishing, then "pescado" (singular) means...
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el huevo
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eggs
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Popular food for breakfast. Can be scrambled, (etc.)
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el jamòn
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ham
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J is pronounced as an H. Take away the "òn"...
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el cereal
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cereal
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Breakfast food, spelled the same way as it is in English.
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las frutas
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fruit
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"las verduras" is vegetables. "las frutas" is f---t.
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las papas fritas
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fries
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"las papas" means potatoes. A popular food (McDonald's has America's favorite of these). In English they are called French *****. They are made out of potatoes.
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la hamburguesa
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hamburger
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This is simple. :( A popular lunch food. Often sold at fast food restaurants.
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la ensalada
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salad
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A dish made out of vegetables, dressing, and sometimes crutons and meat.
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el tomate
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tomato
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A red food. People often argue if it's a fruit or a vegetable.
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el queso
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cheese
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Something often put on burgers, fries, etc. It is a popular grilled sandwich. This food can be swiss, American, cheddar...
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los sandwiches
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sandwiches
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Spelled the same way it is in English. (Plural)
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el sandwich de jamòn y queso
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Ham & cheese sandwich
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"Jamon" is ham
"Queso" is cheese "Sandwich" is sandwich Together it is... |
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La cena
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Dinner/supper
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Breakfast, then lunch, then...
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Almuerzo
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Lunch
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Breakfast is before it and dinner is after it.
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El Desayuno
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Breakfast
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The so-called, most important meal of the day. "Uno" means one. One also means first. Lunch follows this meal...
(It's a meal you never have, Diego) |
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siempre
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always
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"nunca" means never. "siempre" means...
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nunca
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never
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Nunca, nunca, nunca! ;D
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Comer:
(Yo) Como (Tù)comes |
To eat:
I eat You eat |
Something you do with food. "Yo" means I, and "Tù" means you.
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la comida
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meal
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This is Breakfast, lunch and dinner. (Begins with M)
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la merienda
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afternoon snack
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an inbetween portion of food, that isn't really a meal, that you eat before the evening, but after noon.
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más o menos
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more or less, sort of
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kind of, not really, much of this, not much of that... (?)
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Qué asco!
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Yuk! Disgusting!
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Gross, "eww". That sort of feeling.
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verdad
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Is that so? Is that right?
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Questioning, to see if you understood correctly. A phrase.
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me encata(n}
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I love (something)
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The opposite of hate. The (n) means you ---- something.
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