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58 [fifty-eight]

Parts of the body

Parts of the body

58 [cincuenta y ocho]

Las Partes del Cuerpo Humano

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I am drawing a man. Est-------j-n------h-----. E____ d________ u_ h______ E-t-y d-b-j-n-o u- h-m-r-. -------------------------- Estoy dibujando un hombre.
First the head. Pri-ero -----b-za. P______ l_ c______ P-i-e-o l- c-b-z-. ------------------ Primero la cabeza.
The man is wearing a hat. El homb-e ---ne-p--s-- ---s-m--er-. E_ h_____ t____ p_____ u_ s________ E- h-m-r- t-e-e p-e-t- u- s-m-r-r-. ----------------------------------- El hombre tiene puesto un sombrero.
One cannot see the hair. N- -e-p--d- v-- -u-ca-e-l-. N_ s_ p____ v__ s_ c_______ N- s- p-e-e v-r s- c-b-l-o- --------------------------- No se puede ver su cabello.
One cannot see the ears either. No-s-----d-n --- s-- -re-as t----c-. N_ s_ p_____ v__ s__ o_____ t_______ N- s- p-e-e- v-r s-s o-e-a- t-m-o-o- ------------------------------------ No se pueden ver sus orejas tampoco.
One cannot see his back either. N- se-p-ede -e- -- -s-ald--t---oc-. N_ s_ p____ v__ s_ e______ t_______ N- s- p-e-e v-r s- e-p-l-a t-m-o-o- ----------------------------------- No se puede ver su espalda tampoco.
I am drawing the eyes and the mouth. E--oy-di-uj--d--l-s ojos ---- boc-. E____ d________ l__ o___ y l_ b____ E-t-y d-b-j-n-o l-s o-o- y l- b-c-. ----------------------------------- Estoy dibujando los ojos y la boca.
The man is dancing and laughing. E- -o--r--e-t- bail--d- ----e---. E_ h_____ e___ b_______ y r______ E- h-m-r- e-t- b-i-a-d- y r-e-d-. --------------------------------- El hombre está bailando y riendo.
The man has a long nose. E-----b-- -ie-- un- -ariz --r--. E_ h_____ t____ u__ n____ l_____ E- h-m-r- t-e-e u-a n-r-z l-r-a- -------------------------------- El hombre tiene una nariz larga.
He is carrying a cane in his hands. Él --e-a -n -astón en sus--an--. É_ l____ u_ b_____ e_ s__ m_____ É- l-e-a u- b-s-ó- e- s-s m-n-s- -------------------------------- Él lleva un bastón en sus manos.
He is also wearing a scarf around his neck. (Él- t--b-é- --e-a--n---ufanda-al---edo- -e-su c-el-o. (___ t______ l____ u__ b______ a________ d_ s_ c______ (-l- t-m-i-n l-e-a u-a b-f-n-a a-r-d-d-r d- s- c-e-l-. ------------------------------------------------------ (Él) también lleva una bufanda alrededor de su cuello.
It is winter and it is cold. Es ---ier---y h-c--frío. E_ i_______ y h___ f____ E- i-v-e-n- y h-c- f-í-. ------------------------ Es invierno y hace frío.
The arms are athletic. Lo- ----o---on-f-----s. L__ b_____ s__ f_______ L-s b-a-o- s-n f-e-t-s- ----------------------- Los brazos son fuertes.
The legs are also athletic. Las -i-r-a- t-m-i-n --n---e-t--. L__ p______ t______ s__ f_______ L-s p-e-n-s t-m-i-n s-n f-e-t-s- -------------------------------- Las piernas también son fuertes.
The man is made of snow. El-ho-b-e -s-- -ec-- -e n--v-. E_ h_____ e___ h____ d_ n_____ E- h-m-r- e-t- h-c-o d- n-e-e- ------------------------------ El hombre está hecho de nieve.
He is neither wearing pants nor a coat. (É-- ---l-e---n- p-n-----e---i-abr-go /-sa-o---m.-. (___ n_ l____ n_ p_________ n_ a_____ / s___ (_____ (-l- n- l-e-a n- p-n-a-o-e- n- a-r-g- / s-c- (-m-)- --------------------------------------------------- (Él) no lleva ni pantalones ni abrigo / saco (am.).
But the man is not freezing. Pero -l h-m--e no se--ongel-. P___ e_ h_____ n_ s_ c_______ P-r- e- h-m-r- n- s- c-n-e-a- ----------------------------- Pero el hombre no se congela.
He is a snowman. (Él) e- u---uñec- de--ieve. (___ e_ u_ m_____ d_ n_____ (-l- e- u- m-ñ-c- d- n-e-e- --------------------------- (Él) es un muñeco de nieve.

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