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Daily Spanish Vocabulary #2
This is the second of a series I'll be making to help people here learn some more vocabulary. I'll be using a selection of words: sometimes based on current issues, sometimes based on requests, and other times based on what I feel like doing. Anyways, enjoy!
Today's topic is based on endangered wildlife.
poner en peligro
Transitive verb
Definition(s): to endanger
la fauna
Noun
Definition(s): wildlife
el medio ambiente
Noun
Definition(s): the environment (as a whole), the natural world
extinguido (m.)/extinguida (f.) or extinto (m.)/extinta (f.)
Adjective
Definition(s): extinct
el bioma
Noun
Definition(s): biome
el rinoceronte
Noun
Definition(s): rhinoceros
el chimpancé
Noun
Definition(s): chimpanzee
Examples:
«El medio ambiente está en peligro.»
«Hay muchos biomas en el mundo.»
«Chimpancés tienen muchas similaridades con humanos.»
«Rinocerontes son animales grandes que viven en África.»
«La fauna está puesto en peligro.»
«El medio ambiente es hermoso.»
«Para más inri, muchos animales están extinguidos.»
That's it for now. I hope you learned some new vocabulary today! Please upvote if you liked this, and make sure to see tomorrow's installment. If you have any requests for the next installment, please comment below with your idea. Thanks for reading this; bye! ~
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¡Gracias! As per my post on yesterday's list, here's my attempt at using some of this vocabulary in sentences:
Hay mucha fauna en las montañas acerca de mi casa, pero muchos animales y muchas plantas aquí ponen en peligro porque gente están dañando el medio abiente. No tenemos rinocerontes o chipancés, pero hay muchos otros animales.
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Heart- corazón (m)
Kidney- riñón (m)
Lung- pulmón (m)
Brain- cerebro (m)
Pancreas- páncreas (m)
Spleen- bazo (m)
Stomach-estómago (m)
Intestine- intestino (m)
Liver- hígado (m)
Gallbladder- vesícula biliar (f)
Bladder- vejiga (f)
Adrenal gland- glándula suprarrenal (f)
Appendix- apéndice (m)
Thymus- timo (m)
Ileum- íleon (m)
Jejunum- yeyuno (m)
Duodenum- duodeno (m)
Cecum- ciego (m)