La Palabra del Día: Cultivar
to farm, to cultivate, to grow; to culture, to develop, to encourage
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Cuando estuve en la universidad, mis padres me compraron un cactus. Me encantaba ese cactus, y intentaba cultivarlo, pero al fin se me olvidaba regarle, y se murió. Ni siquiera pude cultivar un cactus.
When I was in college, my parents bought me a cactus. I loved that cactus, and I tried to nurture the cactus, but in the end I forgot to water it, and it died. I couldn’t even cultivate a cactus. (True story, except the part about loving the cactus.)
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“Make a morning coffee not war!” – this is the slogan to cultivate friendship.
“¡Hazte un café , no la guerra!” – este es el eslogan para cultivar la amistad.
Para una esposa nueva es bueno cultivar las habilidades en la cocina.
For a new wife it is good to develop skills in the kitchen.
Hay muchos libros recomendados en la biblioteca para adultos para cultivar sus mentes.
There are many recommended books in the library for adults to cultivate/develop their minds.
The world that you live can look like a farm that is cultivated. Happiness and success are some products.
El mundo donde viven puede parecer una granja que es cultivada. Felicidad y éxito son algunos productos.
We cultivate special vegetables that move to the farmer when they are ready to harvest. No need to harvest by hand anymore, only to be packed in boxes.
Cultivamos legumbres especiales que corren al campesino cuando están maduros. Hoy en día no es necesario cosechar a mano, solamente se necesitan envasar en cartones. 
We should cultivate the practice of encouraging one another 
= Deberemos cultivar la práctica de animarnos unos a otros
Corregid mi español, por favor
Original caption:
Deberemos cultivar la práctica de animarnos (o dar el ánimo?) uno a otro
He cultivado amistades muy profundas aquí en SpanishDict.com
I have cultivated deep friendships here on SpanishDict.com
I study every day to cultivate my Spanish language and culture, but my skills in surfing the Internet grow the fastest.
Estudio todos los días para cultivar mi lenguaje y cultura españolas, pero mi habilidad de navegar por la web crece más rápido.
Deseo que cultivar un arsenal de girasoles.
I wish to cultivate an army of sunflowers.
Me gusta cultivar mi propias verduras y frutas.
I like to grow my own vegetables and fruits.
La mente cultivada es el genio guardián de la democracia.
The cultivated mind is the guardian genius of democracy.
--Mirabeau B. Lamar ( who had his own serious deficiencies in enlightenment, but did establish the endowments for public education and the university system in Texas. )
Los niños - cada uno se cultiva de forma diferente.
Kids - each grows differently.
Cultivemos un amor para que durará.
We cultivate a love so that it will last.
Es muy dificil para cultivar un jardin cuando es muy seco. It is very dificult to grow a garden when it is very dry. 
Dibujo cada día para cultivar mis habilidades, si no, ¿no sería muy bien verdad?
I draw everyday to cultivate my drawing skills, otherwise I wouldn't be any good right?
