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This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word for October 4, 2009
muro (masculine noun (el)) — wall. Look up muro in the dictionary Construyeron chueco el muro y con el tiempo se cayó. They built the wall crooked and it eventually fell over.
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Here I want to share another sentence using the word Crooked.
If my example has mistakes, please you don't hesitate to correcting me. That person walks crooked by the street.
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In Berlin around of the 90's there was a great wall too.
Only that in the same 90's was threw for people. I don't remember if in Berlin was the wall or in another place.
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@Bob: Correct.
The Great Wall of China = La (gran) muralla china. @Poli: In this case, I've never heard "de China", but we use "china" as feminin adjective for Chinese.
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