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New Game! Relate your word to the previous one

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So here's what you do, I start by saying a Spanish word and then you have to say something that relates to it.

So here is an example: zapatos, sandalias, playa, el mar, I think it will be cool to see where we end up. smile So here I'll start.

"Papas Fritas"

This is a one or two word game, please don't write sentenceswink

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updated Feb 22, 2012
edited by 00494d19
posted by FreddyLovesMusic
Back up Freddy, the first thing you have to do is use proper capitalization. Otherwise it looks like a good thread. - Yeser007, Jan 30, 2012
okay there :) - FreddyLovesMusic, Jan 30, 2012
You missed one "I", I got it. Thanks for editing your post, here's another vote. - Yeser007, Jan 30, 2012

21 Answers

4
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¡Una hamburguesa rica!

updated Apr 2, 2012
posted by Sofronio
4
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Marrón

updated Apr 2, 2012
posted by jennyo45
4
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Hmmmm Salsa de tomate!!

updated Apr 2, 2012
posted by soytommy
3
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piel

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by neme987
3
votes

Barro

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by teasip
2
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Camerero.

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by jennyo45
2
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el restaurante smile

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by Ox-Y-Gen
2
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la comida

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by jennysk
2
votes

comida basura

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by ian-hill
Now we're talking - McDonald's! Good one...:-) - musicat, Jan 31, 2012
2
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granos (una mala complexión)

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by CaliforniaDreamer
2
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Medicamento

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by lydianish1
2
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Salud

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by pesta
2
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el gimnasio

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by Mndeen75
2
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Pegajosa.

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by jennyo45
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zumo de naranja = orange juice (Esp)

Note zumo and jugo are both Spanish for juice Zumo is used in Spain while jugo is preferred in South America.

updated Jan 31, 2012
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
In Bolivia "zumo" is an undiluted juice - "jugo" is diluted - ian-hill, Jan 31, 2012