UNIT #1 A COMMON DAY IN MY NORMAL/EXCITING LIFE
Vocabulary you need to remember for the Unit. Write your words that you are
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Spanish
English
Spanish
Mama un
To feel
To wake un
Teostus
To take a shower
Teet dressed
To brush
Te brush my her
To have broktas
To have lunch
Te have dinner
To watch
To help
To do the chores
To mash dahen
Te look
To say
To put
To le
To taste
To love
Torrow​

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