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group.~E.T.A.~the main soccer team of Spain~Real Madrid~the tennis playees you a hundred pesetas.~Hurry up.~Do you speak English?~What does this mean?~What do you call that?~'desayuno incluido'~'con ba}o'~with breakfast~with a bath~La Prensa~a newspaper~Cross the street.~Spain's main newspaper~El Pa%s~a famous Spanish golf plaisa.~[Habla usted ingl^s?~[Qu^ quiere decir ^sto?~[C{mo se llama eso?~He owes me a thousand pesetas.~Usted me cinco cien pesetas.~Yo le debo dos mil pesetas.~Ella os debe cien pesetas.~You owe me five hundred pesetas.~I owe him two thousand pesetas.~She owa mismo.~Est] usted equivocado.~[Me ha llamado alguien?~My name is~Admission is free.~That's to say.~That isn't done.~I would like to go by train.~No matter what.~Let's go immediately.~You made a mistake.~Did anyone call me?~El me debe mil pesetas.~Dese prwhile.~See you tomorrow.~I don't understand.~I'm from the U.S.~I'm from England.~I'm from the Netherlands.~I'm from Scotland.~Me gusta mucho.~Yo me llamo.~La 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name?~[Cu]l es su nombre?~How many nights is it for?~[Por cu]ntas noches?~La vuelta ciclista a Espa}a.~Por favor.~[Me da la lst] demasiado sucia.~[D{nde est] el enchufe?~[D{nde est] el ascensor?~[D{nde sirven el desayuno?~When do you serve breakfast?~[A qu^ hora sirven el desayuno?~El enchufe no funciona.~[Sirven el desayuno en la habitaci{n?~Creo que hay un error en la cuenta.~-board~La luz de la mesilla no funciona.~Necesito otra manta.~Necesito otra almohada.~[Puede arreglarla?~[Podr%a despertarme?~Esta habitaci{n es demasiado ruidosa.~Esta habitaci{n es demasiado oscura.~Esta habitaci{n es demasiado peque}a.~Esta habitaci{n e is too dirty.~Where is the wall socket?~Where is the elevator?~Where do you serve breakfast?~The plug doesn't fit.~Do you serve breakfast in the room?~I think there is a mistake on the bill.~Do you have a double bed?~an annual bicycle race~half-board~full~'media-pensi{n'~'pensi{n completa'~The bedside light is not working.~I need another blanket.~I need 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s~squid~almajes~clams~tortilla~omelet~jam{n~ham~chorizo~sausage~gambas~shrimp~boquerones~anchovy~ostras~oysters~mejillones~mussels~anguila~eel~callos~tripe~ri}ones~kidneys~huevos~eggs~queso~cheese~helado~ice cream~La lista de vinos, por favor.~May I see thl cutlet~lomos de bacalao~codfish filets~trucha~trout~cordero asado~roasted lamb~langosta~lobster~pollo~chicken~arroz~rice~solomillo~tenderloin~lenguado~sole~zarzuela~a Spanish fish casserole~gazpacho~a cold soup of tomatoes, garlic, cucumber,etc.~calamare~lunch~la cena~dinner~@Salud!~To your health!~@Camarero!~@Se}orita!~@Hay fuego!~Fire!~@Socorro!~Help!~vino de mesa~vino del pa%s~housewine~vino tinto~vino blanco~wine of the region~full red wine~white wine~vino clarete~light-red wine~chuleta de ternera~vea cuchara~un plato~Est] muy bueno.~[Tienen vino de la casa?~[Podr%a hacer la comanda ya?~[Est] incluido el servicio?~Este vaso est] sucio.~La carne est] fr%a.~Bebidas~Pescados~Carnes~Postres~el primer plato~el plato del d%a~el 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Thursday~the next day~next Wednesday~el Martes pasado~el pr{ximo Jueves~al d%a siguiente~el pr{ximo mi^rcoles~[Qui^n llama?~Who is speaking?~No midnight~tomorrow~It's late.~It's early.~It's hot.~It's sunny.~It's raining.~It's cold.~It's nice out.~It's snowing.~hoy~ayer~mediod%a~medianoche~ma}ana~Es tarde.~Es pronto.~Hace calor.~Hace sol.~Est] lloviendo.~Hace fr%o.~Hace buen d%a.~Est] nevando.~in tŠؚ㇇LJ ֓ߟޞ၅. ߟࠠ &߀ м( ǥƆ9ϟޞހܼ     Њ ؘ၁ޟ&!mՀ ĠЂхՀ"ڀఀ﯀ठ͏ဂՀ 驨Ȉ਀ՀвʺҒӑ ‚߀Հ tobillo.~Creo que me he roto la pierna.~He needs first aid.~My ankle is swollen.~I think I broke my leg.~Hace dos d%as que estoy enfermo.~I've been sick for two days.~OK~Est] bien~d%a.~Ay~Ouch~Beba mucha agua.~el m^dico~el farmac^utico~Take one pill four times a day.~Drink a lot of water.~the doctor~the pharmacist~He is bleeding.~She cut herself.~El est] sangrando.~Ella se ha cortado.~Necesita primeros auxilios.~Se me ha hinchado ellengua.~Desv%stase.~Respire por favor.~T|mbese por favor.~[Es grave?~[Cu]nto cobra?~T{mese estas pastillas.~[Cu]ntas veces el d%a tengo que tomarlas?~[Cu]ntos d%as tengo que permanecer en cama?~Tengo un seguro.~V%stase.~T{mese una pastilla cuatro veces al outh.~Stick out your tongue.~Undress.~Get dressed.~Inhale please.~Would you lie down.~Is it serious?~How much do you charge?~Take these pills.~How many times a day do I take these?~How long do I have to stay in bed?~I have insurance~Abra la boca.~Saque la me encuentro bien.~Me encuentro mejor.~Estoy mareado.~Me duele aqu%.~Tengo una molestia en el coraz{n.~Me duele el pecho.~Me duelen las muelas.~Querr%a pedir hora.~[Me puede empastar una muela?~[Me la tiene que sacar?~Se me ha caido un empaste.~Open your mna quemadura~un corte~I'm not feeling well.~I feel better.~I feel dizzy.~I hurt here.~I have a heart ailment.~I have a pain in my chest.~I have a toothache.~I need an appointment.~Can you fill my tooth?~Do you have to extract it?~I have lost a filling.~No ~a cold~back pain~a wound~a stomach ache~a fever~a sore throat~the flu~a rash~a sunstroke~a headache~a burn~a cut~un resfriado~dolor de espalda~una herida~dolor de est{mago~fiebre~dolor de garganta~la gripe~un sarpullido~una insolaci{n~un dolor de cabeza~u     as~the second largest of the Balearic Islands~Menorca~a Balearic Island that used to be a favorite with the hippies~Ibiza~the island where the British author Robert Graves used to live and work~the name of the beach of San Sebasti]n~La Concha~a popular viloff the African coast~the Canary Islands~the Spanish Islands in the Mediterranean~the Balearic islands~the largest of the Canary Islands~Tenerife~the largest town on the Costa Brava~Blanes~the town on the Costa Brava where the Museum Dal% is located~Figuerheastern coast of Spain~Costa del Sol~the main city of the Costa del Sol~M]laga~the southern Atlantic coast~Costa de la Luz~the main tourist center on the Costa del Sol~Torremolinos~Balearic's main island~Mallorca~the Spanish islands in the Atlantic Ocean l and a Film Festi- val take place~San Sebastian~an old village in the north of Spain that is a medieval monument~Santillana del Mar~the city on the island of Mallorca~Palma~the name of the Mediterranean coast in the northeast of Spain~Costa Brava~the soutillars of Hercu- les" that dominate the entrance to the Mediterranean~gibralt~the Castillian city that has been declared a national monument~Toledo~one of the chief places of pilgri- mage in the Middle Ages~~the Basque city where every year a Jazz Festiva that flows through Sevilla~the Guadalquivir~one of Spain's last towns in North Africa~Ceuta~Melilla~an old town near M]laga famous for the legendary Andalusian bandits~Ronda~the old Phoenician and Roman settlement north of Barcelona~Ampurias~one of the "Pst central plateau in Spain~the Meseta~the highest peak in Spain~the Mulhac^n~the only major river in Spain that flows into the Mediterra- nean~the Ebro~the river that flows south of Madrid and ends in Lisbon~the Tagus~the broad river in the south of Spainerful beach~Formentor~the mountain range between France and Spain~the Pyranees~the mountain range in the North Atlantic region of Spain~the Picos de Europa~the southern mountain range near Granada~Sierra Nevada~Spain's best area for skiing in winter~the van ancient Roman viaduct~Segovia~the fortress- palace situated on the highest point of Spain's ancient cities~~the big tourist area in Mallorca~El Arenal~the architectural style of Mallorca's cathedral~Gothic~the rocky northern point of Mallorca with a wondat stands on the highest point in Toledo~El Alc]zar~where the first university in Spain was located~where you find the most presti- gious university of Spain since the Middle Ages~Salamanca~Toledo's typical craft~"damascene" ware~the Castillian city with aCompostela~Fachada del Obradoiro~the Romanesque Goldsmiths' door- way of the cathe- dral in Santiago de Compostela~La Puerta de las Plater%as~the huge incense burner that hangs in Santiago del Compostela's cathedral~ Botafumeiro~the huge square building the Castle of Bellver~a town in Galicia, one of the three major places of pilgramage in the Middle Ages~Santiago de Compostela~the architectural style of the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela~Romanesque~the baroque entrance of the cathedral of Santiago de ~the Mirador de Lindaraja~the Classical structure, built next to the Alhambra~Charles V's Palace~the 14th Century building in Granada, famous for its green, terraced gardens~a 14th-century medieval castle in Mallorca, stronghold of the Kings of Mallorca~thalife~the part of the Alhambra where the harem used to be~the Hall of the Two Sisters~the audience chamber of Moorish kings in the Alhambra~the Hall of the Ambassadors~the famous center of the Alhambra~the Court of Lions~an enchanting tower in the Alhambra~the last Moorish king of Granada~Boabdil~the main Arab monument in Granada~La Alhambra~the writer who lived in Granada and wrote about the Alhambra~Washington Irving~the monument near the Alhambra that once was 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Blanca~Spain's "Green Coast"~Costa Verde~the northern coas   ΃〃꿪꿪Ҩ檠뫪ꪪԆԔ՗ՕՕՔ " ʀꃯӀԀŀрՄۋۈр Á灿遠񕕗Յߙр҂ׇߟꪪ몪޿𘀀 ŀπÀἼȀࡁ ꪪꮪՅވӃ  ϓőāđāƔĜĀŀ͘ݘԀ󇟟ɋրƒzȀ}ʋMΎ  ք߭ ߂ޡ 篯ρЀ 𰐀FޞߟLࣣϯׁۗőҖחVϟ҂мϿԀ )ߏσ럻ቀΟҀ켸7e5t Çс0Ѐor~sunstroke~la insolaci{n~sun glasses~las gafas de sol~Is there an outdoor swimming pool here?~[Hay aqu% una piscina?~Is it fresh water?~[Es agua dulce?~Can we swim in the lake?~[Se puede nadar en el lago?~shells~las conchas~-boat.~Quiero alquilar un barco de vela.~I'd like to rent a deck chair.~Quiero alquilar una hamaca.~Can we drink this water?~[Se puede beber este agua?~bathing cap~el gorro de ba}o~jellyfish~las medusas~bathing suit~el traje de ba}o~bathing trunks~el ba}aduba equipment?~[D{nde puedo alquilar equipo de bucear?~I want to sun- bathe.~Quiero tomar el sol.~Is the beach sandy?~[Es la playa de arena?~Is it a pebble beach?~[Es la playa de piedras?~Is it a rocky beach?~[Es la playa de rocas?~I want to rent a sailingduchas?~Is there an undertow?~[Hay aqu% corrientes?~Can we swim here?~[Podemos ba}arnos aqu%?~Is it deep?~[Est] hondo?~Cuidado con las medusas.~Watch out for jelly-fish.~Watch out for the strong current.~Cuidado con la corriente fuerte.~Where can I rent sc~How do I get to the beach?~[Para ir a la playa?~What is the water like?~[C{mo est] el agua?~The water is hot.~El agua est] fr%a.~The water is cold.~El agua est] caliente.~Is there a beach near here?~[Hay por aqu% alguna playa?~Are there any showers?~[Hay !! ! ! ! j+˯ꪪݙٙىϏ늎IIIm --mmmMmmk˪lmi IIiIII)+/o/-133%Ս&"*** Ll- )((**Fj**(** : VЁmm销*lԿ.*<<<::  }qqQQ]YUUTEUU4EA JJj*jjj262**)+ IHH)--ijV***2::**⹋訠$ϐǏ ЀԠ֓ ֐ ꪊ꭭ظ(ߊՕ਀଀𰀀Ɯ 䈘 """"   kЀЀЀЀЀШЀЀЀЀЀѕť߿ߟׇ圔ӓוՑה֞ǏϯߞعՕntal~the name of the main bullring in Madrid~Las Ventas~the ceremony in which an appren- tice bullfighter becomes a real matador~la alternativa~an apprentice bullfighter~a novillero~he favorite in the 60's and 70's~El Cordob^s~a 20th-C. torero who made revolu- tionary changes in the art of bullfighting~Juan Belmonte~a pass in which the cape sweeps close to the bulls' head~a ver{nica~the name of the main bullring in Barcelona~La Monume when it is hot~Sol~a reasonable loca- tion to watch a bullfight from~Sol y sombra~the bleachers in a bullring~gradas~the man who laid down the rules of bullfighting~Pedro Romero~a famous torero who was killed in Linares in 1947~Manolete~a torero who was t for bullpen~toril~the initial parade of all partici- pants in the bull- fight (except for the bulls!)~el paseillo~the wooden fence around the arena~la barrera~the best location to see a bullfight when it is hot~Sombra~the worst location to see a bullfightiss from the local beauty queen~a key to the city~a meeting with the royal family~the name of the hat that the torero wears~la montera~the name of the pigtail that the torero wears~la caste}ata~the young bulls who are used to train toreros~novillos~Spanish a bullfight?~the city where a running of bulls takes place every year?~pamplona~the name of the large red cape that the torero uses in the bull- fight~la muleta~the prize that the torero is awarded after a sterling performance~the bull's ears and tail~a kesday evening~Saturday night~Every afternoon~Spanish for bullfight~corrida de toros~Spanish for bullring~plaza de toros~the act of death in a bullfight~the faena~How many bulls are to be killed in a bullfight?~six~two~four~three~How many toreros perform in~the Spanish word for bullfighter~torero~the name of the bullfighter who faces the bull on horseback~picador~the pair of decorated darts that are thrust into the bull's shoulders~banderillas~When does the bullfight usually take place?~Sunday afternoon~Wedn"" " " " " ""