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La frase que aparece en la imagen es perfecta para seguir con tu serie “Chinese Unlock – Casa y Limpieza” 🏠


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🇨🇳 王明，吸尘器在哪里？

Wáng Míng, xīchénqì zài nǎlǐ?
👉 “Wang Ming, ¿dónde está la aspiradora?”


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🧩 Desglose:

Palabra Pinyin Significado Palabras cruzadas

王明 Wáng Míng Wang Ming (nombre propio chino) 李华 (Lǐ Huá – otro nombre común), 小明 (Xiǎo Míng – nombre típico en ejemplos)
吸尘器 xīchénqì aspiradora 拖把 (tuōbǎ – trapo de piso), 扫把 (sàobǎ – escoba), 抹布 (mābù – trapo de limpieza)
在 zài estar (indica ubicación) 不在 (bú zài – no estar), 在家 (zài jiā – estar en casa)
哪里 nǎlǐ dónde 哪儿 (nǎr – variante norteña de “dónde”), 这里 (zhèlǐ – aquí), 那里 (nàlǐ – allí)



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💬 Traducción natural:

👉 “Wang Ming, ¿dónde está la aspiradora?”
(o más informal: “Wang Ming, ¿dónde está el vacuum?”)


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🧠 Ejemplos relacionados:

吸尘器在房间里。
Xīchénqì zài fángjiān lǐ.
→ La aspiradora está en el cuarto.

拖把不在客厅。
Tuōbǎ bú zài kètīng.
→ La mopa no está en la sala.

请用吸尘器打扫地。
Qǐng yòng xīchénqì dǎsǎo dì.
→ Por favor usa la aspiradora para limpiar el piso.



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🧹 Vocabulario cruzado con tus frases anteriores:

Tema Palabra Pinyin Significado

Limpieza 打扫 (dǎsǎo) limpiar
Limpieza 拖把 (tuōbǎ) trapo de piso / mopa
Limpieza 吸尘器 (xīchénqì) aspiradora
Lugares 客厅 (kètīng) sala / living
Lugares 房间 (fángjiān) habitación
Lugares 洗手间 (xǐshǒujiān) baño



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