Según el diccionario de la Real academia española en su última edición, la número 23, en español existen 93.111 palabras y, según el periódico El país, de España, es el diccionario más polifónico del idioma. Expresando también la cantidad de americanismos (19.000) ¡casi nada!, es decir, hay palabras de América como continente en el diccionario oficial.
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¿DE DÓNDE PROVIENE EL IDIOMA ESPAÑOL?

(Spanish)
La ropa son los accesorios que se pone la gente para vestirse y protegerse del frio, calor y lucir bien en la sociedad. En cuanto a los tipos de ropa tenemos para caballeros, mujeres y niños. Hoy vamos a listar los tipos de ropas usados por los hombres para vestir. 
(English)
Clothes are the accessories that people wear to dress and protect themselves from the cold, heat and look good in society. As for the types of clothing we have for men, women and children. Today we are going to list the types of clothes used by men to dress. 
LIST:
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PANTALONES = PANTS
CAMISA = SHIRT
Franela, camiseta, remera = T-SHIRT
Chaqueta = jacket
suéter = sweater
abrigo = coat
Medias, CALCETINES = socks
corbata = tie
zapatos = shoes
Sandalias = sandals
Zapatos deportivos, zapatillas = sneakers
Botines= booties

Cinturon = belt
sombrero = hat
gorra = cap 
bufanda = scarf 
Billetera, cartera = wallet 
Shorts, bermudas = shorts  
Lentes, gafas, anteojos = glasses 
Interior, calzoncillo = underwear 
Delantal = apron 
Traje de baño = Swimsuit
Traje de vestir =suit
anillo = ring 
reloj = watch 
Lentes de sol = sunglasess  
Pañuelo = handkerchief 
Overoles  = overalls 


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Ropa y accesorios para hombres (n# 11) 

Change your positive to the negative: Instead of ‘Do you think this is a good idea?’ Say  ‘Do you think this is a bad idea?’ - The act of phrasing your question in the negative will make people actually stop and think and give you a reasoned response rather than a ‘yes, yes….’ and have them carry on ignoring you or just not paying attention.



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Learn how to make sentences in Swahili. The Subject 'I' in the present, past and future tense

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THE SUBJECT 'I' IN THE PRESENT, PAST AND FUTURE TENSE 

I remember seeing an exhibition of photographs a few years ago about the way war has affected my city, Bath. It was very powerful and made me more aware of the reality of war - the images of destruction were of places I know well. One of the photographs moved me to tears.

A painting that cheers me up is Sunflowers by Vincent Van Gogh. The flower is a symbol of
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To be fed up means to be bored or a little depressed.  Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p14A3_eBXZQD9bTOqN8s5NxSrtF9wwNFwX-5lncg0Sg/edit?usp=drivesdk