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Okay. Let's take a look at #2.

"Quiero ahorrar dinero para comprar una casa. Pongo el dinero en una ______."

We're looking for a FEMININE noun.

You put "banco."
But that's a masculine noun, you see?

Can you think of a feminine noun that might fit?

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You wrote "depositar" for #6, right?
Just making sure, there.

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which #6?

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and I thought banco is strictly masculine?

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Section 1.

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ya desportar

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banco is masculine. You used that for #2.

But what we need is a feminine noun. Not a masculine one.

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"Depositar."

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yes that"s what I put sorry

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Bueno.

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there's a little i that doesn't look like an i
my penmanship is terrible

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It's alright. I understand.

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So, we're looking at Section 1, #2.

We need a feminine noun.
A place where we would place money, if we wanted to save it up.

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"Banco" does make sense.
But it's masculine. We need a feminine noun.

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banca?

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lol...what is that?

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How about "cuenta de ahorros"?

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a female bank? lmao I just made it up

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That's a "savings account."

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ooh sounds fancy

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It makes sense. It fits the sentence, because it's feminine.

I just don't know if you have a word bank to choose from.

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there are no words to choose from…

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Okay. Well then we could use "cuenta de ahorros."

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Section 2 looks fine to me.

We'll move on to Section 3 if you like.

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ya

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We need to know what all of those words mean, first.

A plazos -- Installment
Al contado -- on the spot (like with cash)
Con un préstamo -- with a loan
Gratis -- free. No charge.

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So, the first one,
Section 3, #1
is "refrigerator."

How would we pay for a refrigerator?

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rich people can pay that on the spot

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True. They can cost thousands of dollars.

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I mean I bought my mom a new washer with my debit card … I suppose I can say al contado for un refrigerator too

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On the spot? With cash?
Okay. I bet you could say either "al contado," or "a plazos."

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so a plazos is like using a credit card too?

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"A plazos" means to pay with an "installment."

You COULD pay installments with your credit card, yes.

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we use credit card for almost everything here in the US. that's like a loan that the bank gives us.

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Right. We can use credit cards for anything.

Right now, we're more concerned with how we're paying.
Not exactly what we're using, in order to pay.

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and we on the other hand repay in installment (minimum payment) or whole

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You can say "al contado" for #1.

What that means is that you pay for the entire refrigerator, on the spot.

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Like rich people do, as you pointed out.

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How about #2?
"Una camisa."

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I put a, b, c, or d to make it easier
una camisa is b

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I don't think our choices are actually matched with letters.

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Did you assign letters to the translation list that I gave you?

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I assigned a for a plazos; b for al contado; c for con un préstamo; and d for gratis

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Okay.

Well, how about #3?
Un coche nuevo

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1) a
2) b
3) c
4) b
5) a
6) d
7) b
8) a
9) c
10.. what is sellos?

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Sellos are stamps. Like postage stamps.

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10) b

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Cars are usually paid for with installments.

Loan might work, though.

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I've bought car and no company takes installments that I know of.
People take loan or use their house as a "collateral"

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I'm looking for #5.

Would a computer normally be paid with installments?

I've always paid for them on the spot.

But if it were a very expensive computer, I do suppose that an installment would work .

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I know I pay them on the the spot too. But just like fridge some computers can be costly, like Macbook Pro :D

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I guess some of this can have more than one way of payment

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Yes, that's true. Okay. Everything looks fine for section 3.

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Let's look at Section 4.

We need to list different kinds of stores and establishments that are described.

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Let's look at the first one:

"Buy here for the entire week, and save in food, for the entire family!"

It's probably advertising low prices, for a "supermercado."

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Do you have an idea for #2?

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specials/fish of the night

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That's right. So, how would we say something along the lines of "fish shop"?

You know?

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fish market or pescadería

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Right. Perfect.

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is that right?

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#3.

"Fresh from the oven!"

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bakery

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pastelería

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panadería. You could also say pasteleria, that's fine.

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#4?

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sounds like the street fruit vendors here in NYC

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supermercado

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Right. We could say "frutería."

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Fruit store. Get it?

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Supermercado could work.

"Frutería" would be more specific to fruits, from the desciption.

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ya I've never seen a store that just sells fruits but thanks the word is new to me

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They're more common in more rural settings.

In the city, it's much more convenient to have everything in one place.

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We have a few in my town. I don't live in a city.

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So, #4 had me thinking for a while.

"Bring us your finest clothes. They'll wear (look) like new!"

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tienda de ropa

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That could work.

I came up with "sastrería."
That's a tailor shop.

Tienda de ropa is perfectly fine.

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Okay, how about #6?

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these new words

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They'll be easy to remember.

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sounds like a swim suit place

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nvm!

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Do you know what "sabrosas" are?

They're "flavors."

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fruterías

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Not quite what I'm thinking.

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ICECREAM place

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Yes!