[2023-11-04] Unlock Your Spanish Skills with Exciting New Words and a Proverb!

prueba

The term 'prueba' is used in numerous contexts in Spanish. Just like in English, it can refer to a test or exam at school, a trial period for a job, or a test run or experiment of something. It is also commonly used in phrases to infer checking or trying something out, similar to how we use 'test' in English.

Here's how to use it:

• La prueba de conducir es difícil.
• Esta es la prueba final.
• Tengo miedo a la prueba.

enfermero

'Enfermero' refers to a person who is trained to care for sick or injured people. This term typically refers to a male nurse.

Here's how to use it:

• El enfermero trabaja en un hospital local.
• El enfermero atiende a los pacientes todos los días.
• La enfermera es muy amable con los pacientes.

Difícil

The word 'Difícil' mirrors a task or situation that needs a lot of effort placed in the task that is arduous or difficult to accomplish.

Here's how to use it:

• Perder a un ser querido siempre es difícil.
• Hacer una torta puede ser difícil si es tu primera vez.
• Estudiar para los exámenes es difícil.

página

In Spanish, 'página' is used to refer to a leaf or side of a leaf as in a book, manuscript, or letter. It somewhat matches the English context of 'page', which could be in a book, magazine, or website. For instance, you can say 'Por favor, voltea la página' which translates to 'Please, turn the page'. However, in the digital context (such as a website page), the term 'página web' is used.

Here's how to use it:

• Estoy en la página de inicio de la web.
• Vuelve a la página anterior.
• Guardó la página web para leerla más tarde.

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