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Common English-Spanish False Friends by Luis Almaguer is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses "false friends," which are words in English and Spanish that look or sound similar but have different meanings. It provides examples of common false friends such as "constipated" meaning "estreñido" not "estar constipado," and "conductor" referring to a driver rather than an orchestra director. It then lists numerous false friends and their different meanings in English and Spanish, such as "agenda" meaning a daily planner rather than an agenda, and "sensitive" meaning sensible rathe
- Author
- Luis Almaguer
- Language
- EN