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Heads up: ropa is always used as a singular noun in Spanish. Unlike the English word clothes, which is always plural, ropa never takes a plural form when referring to clothing in general. You say la ropa está sucia, not las ropas.
Worth knowing: sombrero comes from sombra, meaning shade or shadow. The word originally described any head covering that provides shade, not just the wide-brimmed style associated with Mexico.
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