La Palabra del Día: El palacio
palace, royal residence; hall, center
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These cats have their own palace . . . . . . 
Estos gatos tienen su propio palacio . . . . . .
What a rebel! Whatever will the palace think?
¡Qué rebelde! ¿Qué pensará los del palacio?
Mr Yesero tries to find out the palace of the God of Sea but he hasn't seen it yet.
El señor Yesero trata de encontrar el palacio del Dios del Mar pero todavía no lo ha visto.
Second attempt:
This palace was built by my grandparents in Paris.
Este palacio fue construido por mis abuelos en Paris.
First attempt: A los niños les gusta constuir un castillo del arena. The children like to build a palace of sand.
It looks like a palace but it's a tomb.
Parece un palacio pero es una tumba.
Many years ago, when my older sister was living in Pontoise in France we went to visit the Palace of Versailles. It is an amazing and very interesting place and afterwards we walked around the huge estate near the boating lake.
= Hace muchos años, cuando mi hermana mayor vivía en Pontoise, en Francía, fuimos juntos a visitar el Palacio de Versailles. Es un lugar increíble y muy interesante y después caminamos por la enorme propiedad cerca del lago navegable.
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One day I will have a palace.
Un día voy a tener un palacio.
Ferdinand Cheval was a French postman and he created this beautiful tiny palace located between Lyons and Grenoble.
Ferdinand Cheval era un cartero francés y construyó este palacio pequeño hermoso que está ubicado entre Lyons y Grenoble.
El castillo de Chapultepec es un palacio en la cima de la colina de Chapultepec.
Chapultpec Castle is a palace on the top of Chapultepec Hill.
Si hubiese tenido un palacio cuando era niña, habría sido construido de chocolate, y habría tenido que vivir en un lugar fresco y seco como el Polo norte para que no fundíera.
If I'd had a palace when I was young, it would have been built from chocolate and I would have had to live in a cool dry place like the North pole so that it wouldn't melt.
Si yo viviera en un palacio, tendría más lugares para perdir mis perder las llaves.
If I lived in a palace, I would have more places to lose my keys.
Este palacio tiene escaleras muy brillante.
This palace has brilliant stairs.
¡Mi casa es mi palacio! My home is my palace!
Cuál es el palacio mejor al que has estado?
What is the best palace you've been to?
A palace is a place to rest; a home is a place for family.
Un palacio es un lugar para descansar; un hogar es un lugar por la familia.
place = el lugar, noun
in order to (implied) use para
Por is generally seen as the exchange or movement between two points to indicate a duration of time, a reason for doing something, an emotion, an exchange of items, a mode of communication or transportation, or a substitution. The acronym DREEMS can be helpful in remembering this.
home = la casa noun [h??m] sustantivo 1. casa (f) (house) ; hábitat (m) (of animal, plant) ; hogar (m) (family)
home is a substitution for family
