I learned these a few months ago when I was buying a book on Amazon.
But I knew all the words already!
“Blanda” and “dura” are used for “soft” and “hard” in other contexts too.
And “tapa” I know is “cover” from Spain — “tapas” (the small plates of food) started as a little plate to COVER a glass (or at least, that’s what I heard).
Cool! ????????
(includes: Word List, Conjugation Key,
Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
(includes: Word List, Conjugation Key,
Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
(includes: Word List, Conjugation Key,
Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
(includes: Word List, Conjugation Key,
Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
(includes: Word List, Conjugation Key,
Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
(includes: Word List, Conjugation Key,
Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
(includes: Word List, Conjugation Key,
Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
(includes: Word List, Conjugation Key,
Practice Worksheet & Answer Key)
(includes: Word List, Conjugation Key,
Practice Worksheet & Answer Key, Super Chart)
(includes: Word List, Conjugation Key,
Practice Worksheet & Answer Key, Super Chart)
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