|  | | | ¡Hola, estudiantes de Español! Get ready to dive into another week of exciting Spanish learning; this week, we’re serving up a fresh dose of colorful vocabulary (get ready to discuss 'pescado', express 'dolor', talk about 'La hermana', harness 'energía', and make 'práctica' perfect), sprinkled with a dash of humor to keep things offbeat. Before we start:Learning a new language can be scary, but the tutors at italki will give you the confidence to chat with native Spanish speakers like a champ. Get $10 free credit after your first lesson by signing up at this link. |
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pescado 'Pescado' is the Spanish term for 'fish'. This word is particularly significant in coastal regions where fish is a prevalent part of the local diet. Here's how to use it: - Ella compró pescado después de ver la película 'Buscando a Nemo'.
- La película sobre pescado fue muy emocionante.
- Este pescado no sabe bien.
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dolor The Spanish word for 'pain' is 'dolor'. It is used in the same context as in English, describing a physical suffering or discomfort caused by illness or injury. It can also represent mental or emotional distress. Here's how to use it: - No siento dolor en mi pierna.
- Ese dolor pronto pasará.
- El dolor en mi espalda ha empeorado.
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La hermana 'La hermana' means sister in Spanish. Sisters share at least one biological, legal, or adoptive parent and often have deeply intertwined lives and memories. In many Spanish-speaking countries, sisterhood is an important aspect of family life and culture. Here's how to use it: - La hermana de Carlos es profesora.
- La hermana de Ana es más alta que ella.
- La hermana de Raquel juega al fútbol.
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energía The Spanish word for 'energy' is 'energía'. It is used in the same contexts as in English, representing a source of power used for operations or physical activities. It can be used in scientific and everyday contexts. It can also be used metaphorically to represent vitality or intensity. Like in English, 'energía' is a feminine noun in Spanish. Here's how to use it: - Siento mucha energía después de dormir bien.
- El café me aporta energía por la mañana.
- En un bosón de energía constituyente, se unen dos quarks.
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Práctica 'Práctica' refers to the actual application or use of an idea, belief, or method as opposed to theories about such application or use. In learning, it means to do something repeatedly to acquire skill. Here's how to use it: - La práctica hace al maestro.
- Los viernes tengo práctica de fútbol.
- La práctica de tocar el piano es crucial para convertirse en un buen pianista.
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