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Short and straightforward spelling.
Common word, easy to pronounce.
Common word, clear pronunciation.
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Sólo tengo cinco euros en mi cartera.
I only have five euros in my wallet.
Ella sólo quiere ver películas de terror.
She only wants to watch horror movies.
Podemos ir al cine, pero sólo si terminas tu tarea.
We can go to the cinema, but only if you finish your homework.
Sólo hay dos opciones para cenar esta noche.
There are only two options for dinner tonight.
Trabajo los fines de semana sólo cuando es necesario.
I work on weekends only when it's necessary.
Él sólo come frutas y verduras.
He only eats fruits and vegetables.
Sólo te pido que seas honesto conmigo.
I only ask you to be honest with me.
El museo abre sólo por la mañana los domingos.
The museum opens only in the morning on Sundays.
Sólo quiero un café, por favor.
I only want one coffee, please.
Here 'sólo' indicates 'only' or 'just'.
Trabajamos sólo los fines de semana.
We work only on weekends.
'Sólo' restricts the time of work.
Ella sólo piensa en su carrera profesional.
She only thinks about her professional career.
Emphasizes that her thoughts are exclusively on her career.
Para este puesto, se requiere sólo un año de experiencia.
For this position, only one year of experience is required.
'Sólo' sets a minimum requirement.
Compramos sólo productos orgánicos para nuestra casa.
We buy only organic products for our home.
Limits the type of products bought.
Él te ayudará sólo si tú le pides el favor.
He will help you only if you ask him for the favor.
Indicates a condition for his help.
Tenemos sólo unas pocas horas antes de que salga el tren.
We only have a few hours before the train leaves.
Highlights the limited time available.
Lo que dijo fue sólo una suposición, no un hecho.
What he said was just a guess, not a fact.
Clarifies the nature of the statement as merely a guess.
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Frases Comuns
Sólo quiero un café.
I only want a coffee.
Sólo tengo cinco minutos.
I only have five minutes.
Sólo hablamos español.
We only speak Spanish.
Sólo hay una opción.
There is only one option.
Sólo necesito ayuda con esto.
I only need help with this.
Sólo vive una vez.
You only live once.
Sólo él sabe la verdad.
Only he knows the truth.
Sólo por diversión.
Just for fun.
Sólo para ti.
Only for you.
No es sólo eso.
It's not just that.
Teste-se 18 perguntas
Listen for 'only'.
Listen for 'exclusively'.
Listen for 'just' or 'only'.
Read this aloud:
Sólo hablo un poco de español.
Focus: Sólo
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Read this aloud:
Sólo tengo cinco dólares.
Focus: dólares
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Read this aloud:
Sólo abrimos los lunes.
Focus: lunes
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Choose the best translation for: 'Solo quiero un café.'
In this context, 'solo' means 'only' or 'just'.
Which sentence correctly uses 'sólo' to mean 'exclusively'?
The accent on 'sólo' indicates it's an adverb meaning 'only' or 'exclusively'. The sentence implies she speaks only Spanish, to the exclusion of other languages.
If someone says 'Sólo nos quedan cinco minutos', what do they mean?
Here, 'sólo' functions as an adverb, indicating a limited quantity or duration.
'Sólo trabajo los lunes' means 'I only work on Mondays.'
The adverb 'sólo' (with accent) means 'only' or 'just', indicating that Monday is the exclusive day of work.
The sentence 'Ellos sólo tienen un coche' implies they have multiple cars but only use one.
'Sólo tienen un coche' means they possess only one car, not that they have more but only use one. It indicates a limitation in quantity.
In 'Ella sólo lee libros de historia', 'sólo' emphasizes that she reads history books and no other type.
'Sólo' indicates exclusivity, meaning her reading is limited to history books.
Choose the best translation for: 'Solo quiero un café.'
'Sólo' here acts as an adverb meaning 'only' or 'no more than,' modifying the quantity of coffee.
Which sentence correctly uses 'sólo' to mean 'exclusively'?
In this context, 'sólo' modifies the verb 'lee,' indicating that reading science fiction is the exclusive activity.
If someone says, 'Sólo hay diez personas en la sala,' what do they mean?
'Sólo' indicates a limited number, emphasizing that there are 'no more than' ten people.
The sentence 'Sólo él sabe la verdad' means 'He alone knows the truth.'
Here, 'sólo' modifies 'él,' emphasizing that he is the exclusive person who knows the truth.
In 'Comemos sólo verduras,' 'sólo' means we eat vegetables exclusively.
'Sólo' acts as an adverb, specifying that vegetables are the only things eaten.
The phrase 'Necesito sólo cinco minutos' implies you need at least five minutes.
'Sólo' implies 'no more than' five minutes, suggesting a maximum rather than a minimum.
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a causa de
A2For the reason of; owing to.
a condición de que
B2On condition that, provided that, or given that.
a dónde
A1To what place or destination?
a lo mejor
A2Maybe; perhaps.
a menos que
B1Unless.
a no ser que
B2Unless; should it not be that.
a pesar de
B1In spite of; despite.
a_pesar_de
B2In spite of; notwithstanding; despite.
a propósito
B2By the way, on purpose; incidentally; or intentionally.
a raíz de
B2As a result of; following directly from.
