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What is the meaning of Trabajadora?
hard-working, worker
hard-working, worker.
What are the different forms of Trabajador?
Preparation:
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Masculine | trabajador | trabajadores |
| Feminine | trabajadora | trabajadoras |
Is Serio masculine or feminine?
Variations
| number | feminine | masculine |
|---|---|---|
| plural | serias | |
| singular | seria | serio |
Does Trabajador mean hard working?
hardworking
hardworking, also UK: hard-working adj. trabajador/a adj.
Does Trabajadora have an accent?
trabajador (sust.) The word trabajadora is divided in 5 syllables: tra-ba-ja-do-ra. The word trabajadora is oxytone because the tonic syllable is the penultimate syllable. It does not have a graphic accent because it is paroxytone and ends in ‘n’, ‘s’ or vowel.
What is the feminine form of serio?
seria
Variations
| number | feminine | masculine |
|---|---|---|
| plural | serias | |
| singular | seria | serio |
What does trabaja mean in English?
“Trabaja” means “work.” (Note that the “j” at the end of the word, is pronounced as a hard “h” sound, so that the end of the word sound like “ha”.) “Usted” means “you”, thereby emphasizing that we are interested in where the client works.
What does trabajando mean in English?
Trabajando means working. The gerund conjugation of trabajar to work. This is not slang. Slang of Trabajar is Chambear. It means “working”! It means working and here is an example, Esta trabajando el dia de manana, meaning are you “working” tomorrow, (future tense).
What is Jugo de naranja in English?
Un jugo de naranja in English would probably mean “one [glass of] orange juice” as if you were placing an order. We have several previous discussions here explaining of the effect of the location of adjectives and also the use of definite and indefinite articles. el jugo de naranja means “the juice of the orange” or orange juice.
What does the Spanish word embarazada mean in English?
Embarazada (Spanish pronunciation: [embaɾaˈθaða]) is the Spanish word for pregnant. It is a false friend for native English-speaking students of Spanish who may attempt to say “I’m embarrassed” by saying “estoy embarazada”. This phrase actually means “I’m pregnant” in Spanish.