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El almacén

Fui a el almacén a comprar papel.

The department store

I went to the department store to buy paper.

I live close to a department store

I can think of someone named al Macen who works at a department store.

La Joyería

Fui a la joyería a comprar un regala para mi madre.

The jewelry store

I went to the jewelry store to buy a gift for my mother.

I like getting gifts for my mother.

Joyería and jewelry look similar.

La librería

Fui a la librería para un libro.

The bookstore

I went to a bookstore to get a book.

I just went with my sister to get a book from a bookstore.

Liberia looks like the word library which is similar to a bookstore.

La panadería

The bakery

La Zapatería

Fui a la zapatería porque me duelen los pies.

The shoe store

I went to the shoe store because my feet hurt.

I just got new shoes at the shoe store.

I know the word zapato is shoe in Spanish so it’s the store for them.

Me despierto / se despierta

I wake up / he wakes up

me levanto / se levanta

I get up / he gets up

Me lavo la cara / se lava la cara

I wash my face / he washes his face

Me visto / se viste

Me visto porque me caí a la piscina.

I get dressed / he gets dressed

I get dressed because I fell in the pool.

I’ve fallen in the pool before.

Vestido is a dress and the word kind of looks like Visto which means to get dressed.

me pongo / se pone

Me pongo me ropa por la mañana.

I put on / she puts on

I put on my clothes in the morning.

I put on my clothes every day in the morning.

They both start with a P.

Usted gano

you won

usted compro

Usted compro un agua.

you bought

You bought a water.

I saw somebody buying a water at the store earlier.

I know comprar is buy so it’s the past tense of it

Usted subio

you went up

usted bajo

you went down

usted cerro

Usted cerro la puerta porque estas enferma.

you closed

You closed the door because you are sick.

My sister was just sick.

Cerro and closed both start with a C.