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España
A European country famous for its art, architecture, and cultural heritage, with Madrid as its capital city.
La siesta
A traditional practice in Spain where people take a short nap or rest in the early afternoon, generally after lunch, to recharge for the rest of the day.
Mate
A traditional and cultural beverage in Argentina made from the leaves of the yerba mate plant, known for its stimulating effects and often shared socially among friends.
Los alebrijes
Intricately designed and brightly colored sculptures or paper-mâché art pieces depicting fantastical creatures, a unique folk art form that originated in Mexico.
San Fermín
An annual festival held in Pamplona, Spain, most famous for the 'encierro' or running of the bulls, which involves running in front of a group of bulls that have been let loose on a course through the city.
¡Qué desastre!
A Spanish expression that translates to 'What a disaster!', used to comment on problematic situations or events.
Abogada
The Spanish word for 'Lawyer', referring to a professional who practices law.
De acuerdo
A commonly used Spanish phrase meaning 'Okay' or 'Agreed', indicating acceptance.
El pavo
The Spanish term for 'Turkey', a bird often associated with Thanksgiving celebrations in various cultures.
Fútbol
A globally popular sport known as soccer in the United States, where two teams compete to score goals by getting a ball into the opposing team’s net.
Día de acción de gracias
The Thanksgiving holiday celebrated primarily in the United States on the fourth Thursday in November, where people gather to give thanks and share a festive meal.
El abrazo
The Spanish term for 'Hug', which is a common physical gesture of affection and greeting.
La Navidad
The Christmas holiday celebrated in many Hispanic countries, commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, often with traditions including family gatherings and festive meals.
El flan
A well-loved type of baked custard dessert found in various Hispanic cuisines, known for its creamy texture and caramel topping.
El guacamole
A popular and flavorful Mexican dip made with mashed avocados, lime juice, and other seasonings, often served with tortilla chips.
El jamón
The Spanish word for 'Ham', a cured meat product that is commonly consumed in various traditional dishes.
El café
The Spanish term for 'Coffee', which is a widely consumed beverage made from roasted coffee beans, popular in many cultures.
La sopa
The Spanish word for 'Soup', a liquid dish typically served warm and made from a variety of ingredients.
Los mariscos
The Spanish term for 'Seafood', which includes various types of fish and shellfish that are widely consumed.
La fiesta
The Spanish word for 'Party', referring to a social gathering for celebration or entertainment.
La ensalada
The Spanish word for 'Salad', a mix of various ingredients, typically including vegetables and often served cold.
La mesa
The Spanish word for 'Table', a piece of furniture with a flat surface used for placing items.
Los dulces
The Spanish term for 'Sweets' or 'Candy', referring to confections that are typically sugary.
La primavera
The Spanish word for 'Spring', referring to the season marked by the blooming of flowers and warmer weather.
La adolescencia
The developmental period known as 'Adolescence', characterized by significant physical and emotional changes.
La juventud
The Spanish word for 'Youth', denoting a stage of life typically associated with younger individuals.
El cumpleaños
The Spanish term for 'Birthday', a celebration of the anniversary of a person's birth.
El nacimiento
The Spanish word for 'Birth', indicating the act or process of bringing forth a new human life.
Stages of life
Las etapas de la vida
El amor
The Spanish term for 'Love', a complex emotion or experience characterized by affection and attachment to others.
Las culturas hispánicas
A phrase referring to the diverse cultures of Hispanic communities around the world.
La comunicación
The Spanish word for 'Communication', the process of exchanging information.
La tradición
The Spanish term for 'Tradition', referring to customs and practices passed down through generations.
El dragon
The Spanish word for 'Dragon', a mythical creature often depicted in folklore.
La guerra
The Spanish word for 'War', referring to a state of armed conflict between entities.
El estado civil
A phrase meaning 'Marital status' in Spanish, used to describe an individual's relationship status.
quinceañera
A significant cultural celebration marking a girl's fifteenth birthday, symbolizing her transition into womanhood.
Pueblo
The Spanish word for 'Village' or 'Town', indicating a small community or settlement.
¿Cómo se dice?
A phrase that translates to 'How do you say?' in Spanish, commonly used to ask for the translation of a word.
Adiós
The Spanish word for 'Goodbye', used as a farewell expression.
El refresco
The Spanish word for 'Soft drink', referring to carbonated beverages.
La tortilla
A traditional Mexican dish made from ground corn or flour, often used as a wrap for various fillings.
¿Verdad?
A Spanish phrase meaning 'Is that true?', often used to seek confirmation.
¡Dios mío!
An expression translating to 'Oh my God!', used to express surprise or shock.
La caja
The Spanish word for 'Box', a container usually made of cardboard or wood.
La escuela
The Spanish word for 'School', an institution for educating children or young adults.
Abrir
A verb in Spanish meaning 'To open', used for various contexts.
Acabar de + [infinitive]
A construction in Spanish indicating that an action has just occurred, formed with the verb 'acabar' followed by an infinitive.
Además
A Spanish word meaning 'Besides', used to introduce additional information.
Alegre
The Spanish term for 'Cheerful', describing a happy or joyful disposition.
Al principio
A phrase meaning 'At first', referring to the start or beginning of an event.
Amenudo
A Spanish adverb meaning 'Often', used to describe frequent occurrence.
Antes
A Spanish word meaning 'Before', used to indicate something that happened earlier.
Así
A Spanish adverb meaning 'So', often used to express manner or circumstance.
Atrás
The Spanish word for 'Behind' or 'Back', referring to a location or direction.
Aunque
A Spanish conjunction meaning 'Although', used to introduce a contrast.
Bombero
The Spanish word for 'Firefighter', a person who extinguishes fires and rescues people.
Borra
A Spanish verb meaning 'To erase', often used in the context of removing written text.
Cancíon
The Spanish word for 'Song', referring to a musical composition.
Cena
The Spanish term for 'Dinner', the evening meal.
Cómo
Translates to 'Like' in the context of comparisons, e.g., 'I am just like Dylan'.
Copia
The Spanish word for 'Copy', referring to a duplicate of something.
De hecho
A Spanish phrase meaning 'In fact', used to emphasize a statement.
De repente
A Spanish phrase meaning 'Suddenly', indicating a quick change occurring without warning.
De vez en cuando
A Spanish phrase meaning 'Once in a while', used to indicate something that happens occasionally.
Dulces
A Spanish term for 'Candy', referring to sweet confections.
Ejemplo
The Spanish word for 'Example', an instance used to illustrate a concept.
Elevador
The Spanish word for 'Elevator', a lift for transporting people vertically.
Ese
A demonstrative pronoun meaning 'That', used to refer to something specific.
Este
A demonstrative pronoun meaning 'This', often used to indicate something nearby.
Estresa
A verb in Spanish meaning 'To stress', referring to causing mental strain or tension.
Falta
A Spanish term meaning 'Lack', indicating the absence of something.
Gustaría
A Spanish expression meaning 'I would like', used to express desire.
La mitad
The Spanish term for 'Half', representing one of two equal parts.
Indiferente
A Spanish word meaning 'Indifferent', signifying a lack of interest or concern.
Irrita
A verb meaning 'To irritate', referring to the act of causing discomfort.
La entrevista
The Spanish word for 'Interview', referring to a conversation to assess qualifications.
Asustado
An adjective meaning 'Scared', describing someone who feels fear.
Frustración
The Spanish word for 'Frustration', a feeling that arises from unmet expectations.
Atrevido/a
An adjective meaning 'Daring' or 'Adventurous', describing someone bold in taking risks.
Castaño
The Spanish word for 'Brown', typically referring to hair or color.
Sabio
The Spanish word for 'Wise', describing a person with deep understanding or good judgment.
Misteriosa
An adjective meaning 'Mysterious', referring to something that is difficult to understand or explain.
Leal
A Spanish word meaning 'Loyal', describing someone who is faithful or devoted.
Las semejanzas
The Spanish term meaning 'Similarities', referring to things that are alike.
Limon
The Spanish word for 'Lemon', a sour citrus fruit.
Listo
An adjective meaning 'Ready', indicating preparedness for something.
Lluvia de ideas
A Spanish phrase meaning 'Brainstorm', referring to a session of idea generation.
Luego
The Spanish word for 'Then', used to indicate a sequence in time.
Más tarde
A Spanish phrase meaning 'Even later', used to refer to a future point in time.
Me siento
A phrase meaning 'I feel', used to express emotions or physical sensations.
Mientras
The Spanish word for 'While', indicating simultaneous occurrences.
Muchísisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisisimo
An exaggerated term meaning 'Very very very much', used for emphasis.
Nunca
The Spanish term for 'Never', indicating a lack of occurrence.
O/u
A Spanish conjunction meaning 'Or', used to present alternatives.
Obvio
A Spanish term meaning 'Obvious', indicating something easily understood.
Párrafo
The Spanish word for 'Paragraph', a distinct section of writing.
Por eso
A Spanish phrase meaning 'Therefore', indicating a conclusion or result.
Por ultímo
A Spanish phrase meaning 'Finally', used to signal the last point.
Prevenir enfermedades
A phrase meaning 'Prevent diseases', referring to strategies aimed at avoiding illness.
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