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2. www.spanishdict.com › translate › tu casTu casa | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary.com

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   1. (informal) (your dwelling; second person singular) a. your house. ¿Cuántas personas viven en tu casa?How many people live in your house? 2. (informal) (your household or the place where you belong; second person singular) a. your home.

3. www.spanishdict.com › translate › tú casaTú casa | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary.com

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   transitive verb. 1. (to join in marriage) a. to marry. El cura casó a la pareja en una bonita ceremonia.The priest married the couple in a beautiful ceremony. 2. (to give in marriage) a. to marry off. Ya han casado a todas sus hijas.They have married off all their daughters. 3. (to join) a. to fit together.

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5. spanishwithtati.com › 1000-spanish-words1000 Spanish Words: A Vocabulary List [+ Free PDF]

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   Aug 25, 2020 · el gobierno – government. el lugar – place. el trabajo – work. la forma – form. el estado – state. el grupo – group. el punto – point. el niño – child. la ciudad – city.

6. www.spanish.academy › blog › what-are-the-rooms-inThe Most Extensive Guide Ever to House Vocabulary in Spanish

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   Aug 1, 2024 · Una casa está hecha con paredes y vigas; Un hogar está construida con amor y sueños. “A house is made with walls and beams; a home is built with love and dreams.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson. Knowing how to describe your casa and its rooms in Spanish is a smart way to build your vocabulary base with meaningful words. It might even inspire ...

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7. www.spanish.academy › blog › how-to-talk-about-yourHow to Talk About Your Home in Spanish: ¡Mi Casa es tu casa!

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   Sep 3, 2020 · Yo salgo de casa. – I’m going out of the house. ven a casa – come home Ven a casa antes de la noche, por favor. – Come home before dark, please. llegar a casa – get home Tardé 12 horas en llegar a casa. – It took me 12 hours to get home. ir a casa – go home Me voy a casa. – I’m going home. Vete a casa. – Go home. (command)

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   What does Estás en tu casa mean?

   • It literally translates to “my house is your house,” and invites the guest to feel at home. Yet, an even more popular phrase that you’re likely to hear in conversation is ¡Estás en tu casa! —meaning make yourself at home. Latinxs tend to be super warm and welcoming folks.

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   What is the difference between a house and a Casa?

   • The word “house” refers to the physical building, as opposed to the feelings of warmth and belonging evoked by the concept of “home.” However, hogar and casa are closely related, and they are often used interchangeably in Spanish. While un hogar typically refers to a residential building of any sort, it can also refer to:

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   What is a common saying about home in Spanish?

   • A common saying about home in Spanish is "Mi casa es tu casa," which is used in Mexico and other countries in Latin America. Learn more!

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   How do you describe a house in Spanish?

   • Una casa está hecha con paredes y vigas; Un hogar está construida con amor y sueños. “A house is made with walls and beams; a home is built with love and dreams.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson Knowing how to describe your casa and its rooms in Spanish is a smart way to build your vocabulary base with meaningful words.

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   How do you talk about a house in Spanish?

   • Deepen your conversational fluency by learning the myriad ways to discuss the house and home in Spanish! Two words are commonly used to mean “home” in Spanish: el hogar and la casa. In general, the distinction between them is similar to the difference between “home” and “house” (respectively) in English.

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   What is the difference between a Hogar and a Casa?

   • However, hogar and casa are closely related, and they are often used interchangeably in Spanish. While un hogar typically refers to a residential building of any sort, it can also refer to: Soy de Texas, pero mi segundo hogar ha sido en Guatemala por los últimos 11 años.

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9. en.bab.la › dictionary › spanish-englishTU CASA - Translation in English - bab.la

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   more_vert. so that's agreed, you're coming to my house. quedamos en eso, vienes tú a mi casa. more_vert. let's do that, then, you come to my house. siéntate y ponte cómodo, estás en tu casa. more_vert. to sit down, make yourself at home.