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barato adj A1 masculine

cheap, inexpensive, affordable

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"Este café es muy barato, perfecto para estudiantes como nosotros."

This café is very cheap, perfect for students like us.

💡 Feminine: barata. Plural: baratos/baratas. Antonym: caro (expensive).

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bolsa noun A1 feminine

bag, purse, handbag

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"Compré una bolsa nueva en el centro comercial para llevar mis libros."

I bought a new bag at the shopping centre to carry my books.

💡 Also means 'stock exchange' (la bolsa de valores). 'Bolsa de plástico' = plastic bag.

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cliente noun A1 masculine

customer, client

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"El cliente está satisfecho con el servicio del restaurante."

The customer is satisfied with the restaurant's service.

💡 Can be used for both masculine and feminine (el/la cliente). Common in business and retail contexts.

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comprar verb A1

to buy, to purchase

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"Voy a comprar leche en el supermercado esta tarde."

I'm going to buy milk at the supermarket this afternoon.

💡 Regular -ar verb. Very common in everyday contexts. Works with 'a' for indirect objects: comprar algo a alguien.

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descuento noun A2 masculine

discount, reduction

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"Esta tienda ofrece un descuento del 20% en todos los productos esta semana."

This shop offers a 20% discount on all products this week.

💡 Plural: descuentos. Common phrase: 'hacer un descuento' (to give a discount). Often used in retail and commercial contexts.

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dinero noun A1 masculine

money

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"Necesito dinero para comprar un café en Sydney."

I need money to buy a coffee in Sydney.

💡 Plural: dineros (rarely used). Common colloquial: pasta, plata (Latin America), guita (Argentina).

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precio noun A1 masculine

price, cost

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"¿Cuál es el precio de este café en Melbourne?"

What is the price of this coffee in Melbourne?

💡 Common in shopping contexts. Plural: precios. Often used with 'estar' (estar a + precio).

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producto noun A1 masculine

product

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"Este producto es muy popular en Australia."

This product is very popular in Australia.

💡 Plural: productos. Common in commerce, marketing, and everyday shopping contexts.

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recibo noun A2 masculine

receipt, acceptance

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"Necesito el recibo de la compra para devolver el producto."

I need the receipt from the purchase to return the product.

💡 Common in commercial contexts. Also used as 3rd person singular present of 'recibir' (he/she/it receives).

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ropa noun A1 feminine

clothing, clothes

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"Me encanta comprar ropa nueva en las tiendas del centro comercial."

I love buying new clothes at the shopping centre stores.

💡 Always singular in Spanish. 'Ropa' is uncountable; use 'prendas de ropa' for individual items.

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talla noun A2 feminine

size (clothing)

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"¿Qué talla eres?"

What size are you?

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tarjeta noun A1 feminine

card

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"Pagué la comida con mi tarjeta de crédito."

I paid for the meal with my credit card.

💡 Common types: tarjeta de crédito (credit card), tarjeta de débito (debit card), tarjeta postal (postcard)

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tienda noun A1 feminine

shop, store

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"Voy a la tienda a comprar pan y leche."

I'm going to the shop to buy bread and milk.

💡 Common word; 'tienda de campaña' = tent. In Latin America, 'tienda' is standard; 'almacén' also used for larger stores.

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zapatos noun A1 masculine

shoes

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"Necesito comprar zapatos nuevos para el trabajo."

I need to buy new shoes for work.

💡 Plural of zapato. Always used in plural form when referring to a pair of shoes in Spanish.

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