Introduction
Introducción
Students familiar with the Latin-rooted biological names for body parts will find the Spanish words easy to remember. However, a frequent error English speakers make in Spanish is using possessive pronouns such as mi, tu, or su with body parts.
In English you say “my head hurts”, but the Spanish equivalent is me duele la cabeza (“the head hurts me”).
In English you say “my head hurts”, but the Spanish equivalent is me duele la cabeza (“the head hurts me”).
Vocabulary
Vocabulario
cuerpo
body
cabeza
head
cuello
collar
neck
piel
skin
hombro
shoulder
espalda
neck
back
brazo
arm
axila
armpit
axil
pecho
bosom
breast
chest
codo
bend
knee
elbow
panza
gut
belly
cintura
waist
nalga
buttocks
pierna
leg
cadera
hip
rodilla
knee
pie
foot
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Videos relacionados
Related Lessons
Lecciones relacionadas
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Familia
Family (Relatives)
Familia (Parientes)
Human Body II
El Cuerpo Humano II
How Are You?
¿Cómo Estás?
Holidays
Feriados