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See how sports vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.
Practice basic sports terms in context.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Necesitamos un balón nuevo para jugar al fútbol hoy. | We need a new ball to play soccer today. | |
| El jugador lleva su casco y sus guantes al entrenamiento. | The player takes his helmet and gloves to practice. | |
| Mi hermana practica natación en la piscina municipal. | My sister practices swimming in the municipal pool. | |
| El árbitro pita el final del partido en la cancha. | The referee blows the whistle for the end of the game on the court. | |
| Compramos entradas para ver la carrera de bicicletas. | We bought tickets to watch the bicycle race. |
Test your knowledge of intermediate sports terminology.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| El entrenador felicitó a todo el equipo por ganar el campeonato. | The coach congratulated the whole team on winning the championship. | |
| Para practicar tiro con arco, necesitas un arco y varias flechas. | To practice archery, you need a bow and several arrows. | |
| Los ciclistas usan un casco especial durante las carreras en pista. | Cyclists use a special helmet during track races. | |
| El torneo de tenis se jugará en una pista de hierba la próxima semana. | The tennis tournament will be played on a grass court next week. | |
| Muchos atletas sufren lesiones cuando no calientan adecuadamente. | Many athletes suffer injuries when they do not warm up properly. |
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