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[2023-12-19] Hola Amigo! New Spanish words & a rib-tickler to light up your day 👍

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¡Hola, estudiante de español entusiasta!

In today's newsletter, we're powering up your Spanish vocabulary with exciting new words, spicing up your learning journey with a hilarious Spanish joke, and shedding light on some common phrases and concepts that will take your Spanish conversation skills to another level. Get ready to dive into the world of 'republicano', 'arma', 'propósito', 'pollo', and 'sol'! More curious what makes a bread talk? Read on, dear friend, the joke of the day awaits!
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republicano

The Spanish word 'republicano' which translates to 'republican' in English, typically refers to a supporter of a republic, a form of government that is not a monarchy or dictatorship, and can also denote a member of a specific political party carrying the name 'Republican'. It is often used in a political context to describe a person's political beliefs or affiliation.

Here's how to use it:

  • Ana es una republicana dedicada.
  • El senado está dominado por republicanos.
  • El alcalde republicano fue reelegido.

arma

The Spanish word for 'weapon' is 'arma'. It is used such as in the sentence 'Él trajo un arma a la pelea', which translates to 'He brought a weapon to the fight'. It refers to any instrument or device used with intent to injure, defeat, or destroy.

Here's how to use it:

  • La verdad es un arma poderosa.
  • Saque su arma, señor.
  • El arma de tu sonrisa.

propósito

The Spanish word 'propósito' is used to describe an intention or a goal you plan to achieve. It corresponds directly to the English word 'purpose'. It could be used in various contexts, such as expressing personal ambitions or objectives in a business strategy.

Here's how to use it:

  • El propósito de esta reunión es discutir nuestros planes futuros.
  • El propósito principal de la investigación es descubrir la verdad.
  • Su propósito era hacerme feliz.

pollo

The word 'pollo' translates to 'chicken' in English. Given chicken is a common food item in most meals across Spanish-speaking countries, this word is valuable for beginners learning Spanish.

Here's how to use it:

  • En la escena, el pollo cruza la carretera.
  • ¿Recuerdas la película del pollo gigante?
  • El pollo fue la mascota de la película.

sol

'Sol' is the Spanish noun for sun. The sun is the star at the center of the solar system which Earth and other planets revolve around.

Here's how to use it:

  • Veo el sol todos los días.
  • El sol está ardiendo hoy.
  • Adoro el calor del sol.
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¿Cómo haces para que un pan hable? Lo pones en agua toda la noche y al día siguiente ya está blando.

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Mike from LangBites

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