A second exercise on Spanish clothing vocabulary. Includes accessories and less common clothing items. Elementary level.
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Outerwear and accessories — el abrigo (coat), la bufanda (scarf), los guantes (gloves), el chaleco (vest/waistcoat), el cinturón (belt). Seasonal vocabulary: you'll reach for el abrigo and la bufanda in winter; el chaleco works year-round as a layering piece.
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Formal vs. casual register — el traje (suit) signals formality; la sudadera (sweatshirt/hoodie) and los tenis (sneakers — Latin America; las zapatillas in Spain) are casual. ¿Tienes que llevar traje? (Do you have to wear a suit?) vs. Voy en sudadera (I'm going in a hoodie).
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Everyday expressions — Se me olvidaron los guantes (I forgot my gloves). ¡Hace frío, ponte el abrigo! (It's cold, put on your coat!). Los tenis nuevos me aprietan (My new sneakers are tight). Llevas bien puesta la bufanda (Your scarf is on nicely).
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Write the correct Spanish translation for each of the items. Choose from one of the following: cinturón, blusa, chaleco, abrigo, sudadera, bufanda, ropa interior, guantes, traje, tenis
1. COAT - un ✓
2. VEST - un ✓
3. BLOUSE - una ✓
4. GLOVES - los ✓
5. SNEAKERS/TENNIS SHOES - los (or "los zapatos deportivos")✓