Spanish Vocabulary for Cities & Shopping
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Spanish Vocabulary for Cities & Shopping

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What is the English translation of the Spanish word 'cinturón'?

  • tickets
  • bargains
  • dress
  • belt (correct)
  • Which Spanish word means 'second hand store'?

  • tienda de zapatos
  • tienda de segunda mano (correct)
  • tienda de nueva
  • tienda de regalos
  • What does the Spanish word 'probar' translate to in English?

  • to taste (correct)
  • to win
  • to eat
  • to find
  • Which of the following words means 'cheap' in Spanish?

    <p>barato</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the translation of 'ocio' in English?

    <p>leisure</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Spanish Vocabulary for Cities and Shopping

    • "Billetes" translates to "tickets" in English, suggesting a focus on transportation or entertainment within a city.
    • "Barato" means "cheap" in English, indicating a focus on affordable shopping or services in a city environment.
    • "Encontrar" meaning "to find" highlights the act of searching for items in a city, likely related to shopping or exploring.
    • "Gangas" translates to "bargains", suggesting a focus on finding good deals or sales in a city context.
    • "Vestido" meaning "dress" points towards the act of shopping for clothing in a city setting.
    • "Tienda de segunda mano" meaning "second hand store" emphasizes the possibility finding affordable or unique items in a city.
    • "Cinturón" meaning "belt" suggests a focus on fashion or accessory shopping in a city.
    • "Cuero" meaning **"leather" ** may hint at a more specific focus on leather goods shopping within a city.
    • "Cerca" meaning "close" highlights the proximity or distance of shops or locations within a city.
    • "Llavero" meaning **"keyring" ** suggests an emphasis on purchasing small items or souvenirs in a city context.
    • "A pie" meaning "by foot" suggests the possibility of walking or exploring a city.
    • "Amplia" meaning "wide" may indicate a focus on the size or scale of a city or its transportation network.
    • "Ocio" meaning "leisure" indicates an emphasis on relaxation and entertainment in a city context.
    • "Red de transporte" meaning "transport network" implies a focus on the transportation infrastructure of a city.
    • "Probar" meaning "to taste" hints at the possibility of exploring food or cuisine in a city.
    • "Ganador" meaning "winner" suggest a possible game or competition within a city context.

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    Explore essential Spanish vocabulary useful for navigating cities and shopping. This quiz focuses on words related to shopping, fashion, and finding great deals in an urban setting. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their Spanish language skills in practical situations.

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