|  | | | Hola Spanish Scholars! Ready to spice up your Spanish vocabulary with fresh words and delve into the stirring wisdom of a Spanish proverb? This week, we're exploring words like 'vista' (view), 'sandía' (watermelon), 'Ecología' (Ecology), 'responder' (answer), and 'dulce' (sweet). We’ll also unravel the intriguing proverb 'Las desgracias nunca vienen solas' and find out how it fits into our daily conversations, stay tuned! Before we start:Have you tried the MosaLingua app? Speed up your Spanish learning with expressions from books, movies, and more. Plus, there is a free trial too! |
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vista The Spanish word 'vista' is used to refer to the act of seeing, similar to how the word 'view' is used in English. It can be used in various contexts such as talking about views of a landscape ('vista al mar' - sea view), or about the perception or consideration of a specific topic ('a mi vista' - in my view). Here's how to use it: - La vista del telescopio es impresionante
- Me encanta la vista desde aquí
- La vista desde el avión es increíble
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sandía Watermelon is a plant species in the family Cucurbitaceae, a vine-like flowering plant originally domesticated in West Africa. Its fruit, which is also called watermelon, is a special kind referred to by botanists as a pepo. Here's how to use it: - Yo como una sandía.
- La sandía es roja por dentro.
- Corté la sandía en rodajas.
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Ecología Ecology is a branch of biology that studies the interactions among organisms and their environments. It explores the relationships among individuals within populations, among populations within communities, and between communities and their physical settings. Here's how to use it: - Me interesa mucho la ecología.
- Hacer reciclaje es bueno para la ecología.
- La ecología es esencial para la vida en la Tierra.
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responder The Spanish word 'responder' is equivalent to 'respond' in English. It can be used similarly in various contexts where there is a need to answer or reply to a question, statement, situation or a need. For instance, 'Ella puede responder a la pregunta' translates to 'She can respond to the question'. Like its English counterpart, it is a common verb in the Spanish language. Here's how to use it: - Maria va a responder a la carta mañana.
- Debes responder de tus actos.
- Siempre se tarda en responder los mensajes.
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dulce In Spanish, 'dulce' translates into English as 'sweet'. Signed Spanish learners manage 'un pastel dulce' signifying a 'sweet cake'. Here's how to use it: - Tu voz suena dulce.
- La miel es muy dulce.
- Un dulce no te hará daño.
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