La palabra de hoy es: 'col' = cabbage.
The Spanish noun 'col' is a feminine noun of Latin origin and is one of the names given to cabbage in Spanish.
Some common Spanish expressions with the noun 'col' are:
An example of the use of the noun 'col' is:
The Spanish noun 'col' is a feminine noun of Latin origin and is one of the names given to cabbage in Spanish.
Some common Spanish expressions with the noun 'col' are:
- Col de Brsuelas (Brussels sprout)
- Col lombarda (purple cabbage)
- Col rizada (curly kale/ collard)
An example of the use of the noun 'col' is:
- El cocido madrileño lleva col (cababge is an ingredient of "Cocido Madrileño")
*NB 'Click' on the speaker icon next to the word “col” in the link to hear the word pronounced.
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1 comment:
Col de Bruselas me gusta pero col solo no me gusta tanto.
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