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Collected from a message · 08:42

Field note 01 ES → EN

Nos vemos mañana.

See you tomorrow.

mañana
tomorrow
nos vemos
see you
2 words marked to keep Notebook

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9:41 Analysis •••
Spanish · Field note 07 1 / 1

La librería cierra a las ocho.

The bookshop closes at eight.

Selected librería bookshop · noun
Selected cierra closes · verb
Add 2 words to notebook

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Definitions Grammar Word forms Syntax Examples Usage notes
Notebook entry 014 Spanish

librería

noun · feminine

bookshop; bookstore

Found in context
“La librería cierra a las ocho.” The bookshop closes at eight.
Singular
la librería
Plural
las librerías

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Ready now 7 cards
01
libreríabookshop
Today
02
mañanatomorrow
In 3 days
03
nos vemossee you
In 8 days
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