jubilant: over joyed; happy. [page 159]
effusively: pouring out; lacking of reserve. [page 211]
gaily: merriment. [page 269]
calisthenic: gymnastic exercises designed to develop physical health and vigor. [page 246]
SPANISH WORDS:
carro: cart. [page 161]
damas: game of checkers. [page 184]
pastelon: large pie. [page 179]
vinagretta: french dressing. [page 178]
caballeros: gentleman. [page 184]
inimediatamente: immediately. [page 214]
tortolas: turtle dove. [page 223]
Sometimes the spanish words in the book throw me off a little when I'm reading the sentence that has them. I'm always like "Wait, what does that mean and what is she saying?" Does this happen to you ?
-MONICA SHARMA (:
I was with you when you were doing these words, and it's a lot harder than it seems. It's a good thing we've got a word watcher like you to help us out!
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Thank you for all these definitions! It has truly helped me throughout this book. I understand what you mean though, I find myself constantly stop upon spanish words and try to figure it out.
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I would also stop while reading and want to find out the meaning of the Spanish words, so I can understand what they are saying. Thanks Monica!
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