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llover, lluvia
lloviznar, llovizna
llorar, lloro
llenar, llenura
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 12y agola llave - the key
el pollo - the chicken
el rollo - the roll
la lluvia - the rain
llover - to rain
Amarillo - yellow
el ladrillo - the brick
el tornillo - the screw
la llamada - the call
llamar -to call
la silla - the chair
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∙ 13y agoleer and all of its conjugates
le
la
las
los
limonada
etc.
Also:
león, llave, llamo, llamas, lluvia, lápiz, lomo, lobo, lámpara, luz, libro, limón, lengua, leña, lectura, laguna, latido, latino, lentejas, loro, loco....
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∙ 11y agollamar- to call/phone/name
llamada- call
lluvia- rain
llave- key
llama- name or llama
llorar- cry
llegar- arrive
lleno- full
llenar- fill
llevar- carry/wear
Lluvia (rain) Llave (key) Llano (plain) llama(name)
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∙ 11y ago· largo (long)
· lavable (washable)
· lejano (far away)
· lento (slow)
· libre (free)
· limpio (clean)
· liso (smooth)
· listo (smart, ready)
· loco (crazy)
· logico (logical)
· llano (flat ground)
· lleno (full)
· lluvioso (rainy)
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∙ 12y agoA Cognate is a word that means, and looks the same in 2 languages. I currently do not know of any cognates for ll, but I am in search of one for my 8th Grade project.
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∙ 10y agoLiquido = liquid
Loco =crazy
Lobo=wolf
Loro = parrot
Luchar = to fight
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∙ 12y agoel lapiz
luego
libre
el libro
limpiar
lago
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∙ 12y agollamo=name
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What is a word called when it is the same in English and Spanish?
It doesn't matter what languages, and there can be slight differences in pronunciation and spelling, but they are cognates.
