house
| 17:05 Oct 2, 2000 |
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| na | casa |
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| na | also if you mean home it's "hogar" |
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casa Explanation: A regular house one lives in is a "casa". One of the "houses" of a legislative body is a "cámara" (chamber). If you bring the "house" down in a theater, you are influencing the "público" Etc.,etc. So more context would have helped. None needed |
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also if you mean home it's "hogar" Explanation: I think the first reply covered just about everything - I just added this because in English we sometimes use house for home. Good luck! |
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