Rutina Daria
Published on Jan 27, 2016
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el cepillo de dientes (tooth brush)
El le levó con un cepillo de dientes.
He brushed his teeth with a tooth brush.
Photo by CHRISSPdotCOM
el champú (shampoo)
Yo compré un champú y mi mamá lo compro tambien.
I bought shampoo and my mom bought it too.
Photo by JeepersMedia
el espejo (mirror)
Ellos recolocó el espejo.
They replaced the mirror.
Photo by kevin dooley
el jabón (soap)
Yo lo usé el jabón.
I use the soap.
Photo by Horia Varlan
el pasta de dientes (toothpaste)
Nosotros limpiamos nos dientes con el pasta de dientes.
We brush our teeth with toothpaste.
Photo by damo1977
el peine (comb)
Ella le cepilló el pelo con el peine.El lo cepilló tambien.
She brushed her hair with the comb. He did too
Photo by Leo Reynolds
el secador de pelo (hair dryer)
Ella perdí el secadora de pelo.
She lost her hair dryer.
Photo by Niels van Eck
la toalla (towel)
El le secó con un toalla.
He dried himself with a towel.
Photo by theqspeaks
la boca (mouth)
Mi mamá lavá se cara. Yo también lavé la mía.
My mom washed her face. I did too.
Photo by Darwin Bell
el diente (tooth)
Yo me a ranqui mi diente.
I ripped my tooth.
Photo by luccawithcheese
el estómago (stomach)
Mi estómago me lastimá ahora.
My stomach hurts today.
Photo by camerakarrie
el mano (hand)
Ellos cansaron el manos con trabajo.
They tired the hands with work.
Photo by benjaminasmith
la nariz (nose)
Ella le crebó la nariz.
Her nose broke.
Photo by thewhitestdogalive
la oreja (ear)
Mi mamá oreja escuchó el perro. Yo el escuchó tambien.
Photo by Leo Reynolds
la pie (foot)
Yo pateé el bolota con mi pie.
I kicked the ball with my foot.
Photo by lintmachine
