|  | | | Hola Estudiantes Apasionados, Zip up those learning boots as we dive into the colorful world of Spanish proverbs, and play around with words like 'la cama', 'servir', and 'd贸lar'. This edition will feel like a fiesta for your mind! |
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la cama A 'cama' is a piece of furniture which is used as a place to sleep or relax. It usually includes a mattress on a bed frame, and can be found in the bedroom. Here's how to use it: - La cama es c贸moda.
- La cama est谩 hecha.
- La cama es grande.
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servir The Spanish verb 'servir' translates to 'serve' in English. It is commonly used to describe the act of providing a service, serving food or drinks, or to state that something is useful. Remember, in various contexts it might change slightly, but the basic meaning remains the same. Here's how to use it: - Este libro me sirvi贸 de mucho para mi examen.
- No me sirve esta herramienta, es demasiado grande.
- El camarero sirvi贸 la comida r谩pidamente.
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d贸lar The Spanish word 'd贸lar' is used in the same way as the English word 'dollar'. It refers to the currency unit of the United States, Australia, or other countries. It is used to discuss money and purchases. In a sentence context, it could be used like, 'Este libro cuesta diez d贸lares.' ('This book costs ten dollars.'). Here's how to use it: - Necesito cambiar mi d贸lar a euros.
- Cu谩ntos d贸lares tienes?
- No tengo ni un d贸lar.
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