D0 B2 D1 81 D0 B5 D0 Bc D0 B8 D1 80 D0 Bd Below, there are some examples of sentences using a list of jobs and professions in spanish. maría es oficial de policía. maría is a police officer. es una secretaria ocupada. she is a busy secretary. es un fotógrafo amable . he is a kind photographer. alex es un buen intérprete. alex is a good interpreter. ️patreon: patreon everydayspanishfree ️paypal: paypal.me everydayspanishtip ️facebook: bit.ly 1kbezab ️pinterest: bi.
рљрѕрїрёсџ рірёрґрµрѕ D0 B6 D0 B5 D0 Bd D1 81 D0 Ba D0 B8 D0о The picture below shows a list of jobs and professions in spanish and how they can be used in basic sentences. later, we will explain to you how these sentences work and how you can make your own. think of people you have met that have these occupations so you can associate the new vocabulary with memories. this way it will be easier to remember. 90 professions in spanish. El periodista journalist. el recepcionista receptionist. el taxista taxi driver. list of jobs and professions in spanish. exceptions: el dependiente la dependienta sales clerk. el alcalde la alcaldesa mayor. it is pretty hard to remember the above list of jobs in spanish. you should jot them down and revise regularly. Most professions that end in “ o” for the masculine case, end in “ a” for the feminine case. masculine. feminine. english. el abogado. la abogada. lawyer. el arquitecto. la arquitecta.
D0 B2 D1 8b D0 Bf D0 B8 D1 81 D0 Ba D0 B0 D0 El periodista journalist. el recepcionista receptionist. el taxista taxi driver. list of jobs and professions in spanish. exceptions: el dependiente la dependienta sales clerk. el alcalde la alcaldesa mayor. it is pretty hard to remember the above list of jobs in spanish. you should jot them down and revise regularly. Most professions that end in “ o” for the masculine case, end in “ a” for the feminine case. masculine. feminine. english. el abogado. la abogada. lawyer. el arquitecto. la arquitecta. It is easy to notice that some names of jobs and occupations in spanish are written very similarly in both languages, which makes it easier to remember them. our first example will be using the simple past of verbs in spanish. for this tense, we should use a tilde over the last vowel for most verbs, e.g. “estudié” (i studied) and “viví. Journalist. el psicoanalista. psychoanalyst. el recepcionista. receptionist. el taxista. taxi driver. many nouns that historically only had one form for the masculine and feminine are changing as women take on roles previously only filled by males. for example, it is now fairly common to see the word presidenta used to refer to female presidents.
Artstation Two Frosts It is easy to notice that some names of jobs and occupations in spanish are written very similarly in both languages, which makes it easier to remember them. our first example will be using the simple past of verbs in spanish. for this tense, we should use a tilde over the last vowel for most verbs, e.g. “estudié” (i studied) and “viví. Journalist. el psicoanalista. psychoanalyst. el recepcionista. receptionist. el taxista. taxi driver. many nouns that historically only had one form for the masculine and feminine are changing as women take on roles previously only filled by males. for example, it is now fairly common to see the word presidenta used to refer to female presidents.
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