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Playground words
Hello, all! Have been better about using Spanish with the kids, but only have the vocab of about a 3 or 4 year old. I could use some help with the words for things we do at the playground (which any 3 or 4 year old would know, but I don't, lol).
I am Puerto Rican (in case that makes a difference in which word to use. For example, we use guineo instead of banana for banana) Thanks in advance for your help with the following: playground swing playground slide monkey bars drowningblue |
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What I know:
A swing is a "columpio" A slide is a "tobogán" I'm not sure about the "monkey" part, the bars are called "barras". |
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I'm sure they have regional names, so in Mexico:
swing = columpio slide = resbaladilla monkey bars = pasamanos
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Thank you both so much!
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swing = columpio
slide = resfalín monkey bars = travesaños
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