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day<br />
el día<br />
noun<br />
Time el tiempo<br />
every day Santa Claus (m)<br />
has to feed his DEER.<br />
Notes<br />
de día = by day, in the daytime.<br />
de día en día = from day to day.<br />
end<br />
el fin<br />
noun<br />
at the end <strong>of</strong> the race is an elf<br />
(m) with a shark’s FIN and a<br />
checkered flag.<br />
usually<br />
generalmente<br />
adverb<br />
“I usually like<br />
GENERAL<br />
MINTIES,” says the<br />
GENERAL.<br />
soon<br />
dentro de poco<br />
adverb<br />
a lady saying to her husband,<br />
“Soon I’ll DENT YOUR POCKet<br />
on a spending spree!”<br />
Notes<br />
Also means; ’in a little while.’<br />
dentro (adv.) = inside.<br />
un poco (m.) = a little.<br />
weekend<br />
el fin de semana<br />
noun<br />
a male shark priest (m) going<br />
<strong>of</strong>f for the weekend to deliver a<br />
FIN SERMON to other<br />
FINNED fish.<br />
Notes<br />
See also; la semana (f.) = week.<br />
28<br />
suddenly<br />
de pronto<br />
adverb<br />
a dozing caveman<br />
leaps into life<br />
when suddenly DE<br />
BRONTOsaurus’s<br />
head appears in<br />
front <strong>of</strong> him.<br />
the time, hour<br />
la hora<br />
noun<br />
<strong>200</strong> <strong>Words</strong> a <strong>Day</strong>!<br />
Notes<br />
pronto (adj.) = prompt, quick, ready.<br />
pronto (adv.) = quickly, promptly, at once, soon.<br />
por lo pronto = meanwhile, for the moment.<br />
tan pronto como ... = as soon as … / ¡hasta pronto! = See you soon!<br />
a lady (f) vampire looks at her<br />
watch in HORROR and says,<br />
“Arghhh … HORROR, look<br />
at the time, witching hour<br />
approaches!”<br />
month<br />
el mes<br />
noun<br />
today<br />
hoy<br />
adverb<br />
at the beginning <strong>of</strong> the month<br />
the male priest (m) makes a<br />
MESS <strong>of</strong> his cloak, spilling red<br />
wine on it.<br />
the boy at the top <strong>of</strong> the mast <strong>of</strong><br />
a ship yells, “Land aHOY –<br />
we’ll land today.”<br />
tomorrow, morning<br />
la mañana<br />
noun<br />
tomorrow Little Red Riding<br />
Hood (f) says, “I am going<br />
to see MA NANA in the<br />
morning.”<br />
Notes<br />
Means both; morning and tomorrow.<br />
por la mañana = in the morning.<br />
Mañana por la mañana = tomorrow morning.
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