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I'm Timothy, and this is LearnCraft Spanish.

Today we're going to learn several new words you can use to describe people,

as well as some nouns relevant to travel, such as vacation, traffic,

and flight. Let's begin with a few occupations and titles. The word for lawyer or attorney is

abogado, or abogada for a feminine person. For example, my brother is a lawyer at that company.

My brother is abogado in that company.

The word for detective is detective, spelled exactly like the English word.

This can be either masculine or feminine, though it's masculine by default.

For example, I had to look for evidence like a detective.

The word for proofs, as a detective. The word for captain is Capitán, spelled C-A-P-I-T-A-N with an accent over the final A, Capitán.

For example, the captain of the ship got sad.

The captain of the barco is sad.

When the captain is feminine, the word is Capitana.

For example, my mother is a captain in the army.

My mother is captaina of the Egersito. And then the word for sergeant is

Sargento and soldier is

Soldado. So for example,

here come the sergeant and his soldiers.

Here come the sergeant and his soldiers.

Here are the sergeant to sergeant a soldier.

Note that Sargento changes to Sargenta for a feminine person.

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