|  | | | ¡Hola, linguistic adventurer! Ready to continue our Spanish journey? Today, we'll delve into a joke that will make you laugh and some new vocabulary that will expand your linguistic horizon. By the end, you'll be using words like 'espacio', 'diseño', and 'producto' like a pro. You'll be able to say '¡Hasta luego!' with confidence and 'recibir' the compliments for your improved Spanish skills! Before we start:Check out the MosaLingua app if you're looking to study Spanish on your computer or cell phone - it comes with thousands of videos to help you learn quickly and easily! |
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espacio In Spanish, 'espacio' translates to 'space'. This could refer to physical space in a room or in the universe, the space between objects, or metaphorical space. Just as in English, it is used in a variety of contexts and can also refer to a blank part in a document, a period of time, or the capacity of a place. Here's how to use it: - ¿Hay un espacio donde pueda estacionar mi coche?
- Nosotros respetamos tu espacio personal.
- Por favor, no invadas mi espacio de trabajo.
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diseño In Spanish, 'diseño' is used similarly to how 'design' is used in English. It can refer to the process of creating or planning something (like a piece of art or a building), or the way something has been planned and made. Additionally, it can be used more broadly to talk about someone's plans or intentions. For example, 'El diseño de la casa es hermoso' means 'The design of the house is beautiful'. Here's how to use it: - Me gusta mucho el diseño de esta casa.
- El diseño del coche es muy moderno.
- El diseño de la página web es muy atractivo.
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producto A product refers to an item that is built or produced to satisfy the needs or wants of customers. In the business world, it's what a company sells. Here's how to use it: - Estoy satisfecho con este producto.
- El producto necesita más publicidad.
- Este producto es muy popular entre los jóvenes.
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¡Hasta luego! This phrase can be used when leaving or saying goodbye. You use it when you expect to see the person again soon. Here's how to use it: - ¡Hasta luego! Voy a la tienda.
- Nos vemos. ¡Hasta luego!
- Debo irme. ¡Hasta luego!
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recibir The word 'recibir' is a Spanish verb meaning 'to receive' in English. It is used in many same contexts as English, such as receiving a gift (recibir un regalo), receiving news (recibir noticias), or receiving a visitor (recibir una visita). The verb 'recibir' is regular, so it respects the regular conjugation pattern in all the tenses. Here's how to use it: - Voy a recibir un paquete mañana.
- Acabo de recibir tu correo.
- ¿Podrías recibir a los invitados?
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😆😆😆 ¿Por qué se llama un 'casino'? Porque casi no gana nada. | |
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