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The word you heard was probador, which means "fitting room." It's the small room in a clothing store where you try on items before deciding to buy. From the verb probarse — to try on.
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Le di un _____ a mi hermana por su cumpleaños.
Regalo means "gift." Le di un regalo a mi hermana means "I gave my sister a gift." It's the go-to word for birthdays, holidays, and any special occasion.
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Ese producto es muy _____ — necesito ahorrar más dinero.
Caro means "expensive." The big clue is necesito ahorrar más dinero — "I need to save more money." That tells you the product is too pricey, so only caro fits the context.
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Con esta oferta, el regalo es _____.
Gratis means "free" — no payment needed. When a store bundles a regalo into a deal, it comes gratis. Handy to know: gratis never changes form for gender or number.
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How do you say "to try on" in Spanish?
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Which Spanish word can mean both "to take" and "to buy"?
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En ese mercado, puedes _____ para conseguir un mejor precio.
Regatear means "to haggle" — to negotiate a lower price. In many Latin American markets, regatear is expected and even part of the fun. Para conseguir un mejor precio means "to get a better price."
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Lo siento, ese modelo está _____.
Agotado means "sold out." Lo siento, ese modelo está agotado means "I'm sorry, that model is sold out." The phrase lo siento is your clue — it signals bad news, not good news like "available" or "new."