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Halloween : vocabulary exercises. Elementary level esl. Resources and activities for halloween.

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Halloween - Halloween monster costumes - Kids vocabulary - English educational video for kids

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Learn Halloween Vocabulary #1 | Talking Flashcards

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Learn Halloween Vocabulary | Kids Learning Videos | ESL for Kids | Fun Kids English

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The Singing Walrus - English Songs For Kids

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Trick or Treat Song | Halloween Songs for Kids | The Singing Walrus

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Halloween Vocabulary | Easy English Conversation Practice | ESL.

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Halloween Words - Halloween Video For Kids

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Halloween 3 - vocabulary exercises - elementary level

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Halloween 3: interactive vocabulary exercises online. Elementary level esl. Resources and activities for halloween

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Practise parts of the body with this song about a skeleton.

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Halloween Song with slide show video Music by Sarah Jane Bristow Words by Sarah Jane Bristow and Sara Ann Sweet Art work by Charlotte Wallace and Zella Bristow Production by Charlotte Wallace Music c 1993, Visual Art c 2007

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Are you celebrating Halloween? With this vocabulary list, you can do it in Spanish.

el brujo - wizard, sorcerer.

la calabaza - pumpkin. This word can also refer to various kinds of gourds, such as a calabash.

la casa embrujada - haunted house. Embrujado is the past participle of embrujar, usually translated as "to bewitch."

el diablo - devil. The English and Spanish words come from the same Latin source. Note the similarity with "diabolical."

el disfraz - costume or disguise.

los dulces, los caramelos - candy. As an adjective, dulce is simply the word for "sweet." And while caramelo can refer to caramel, it most often refers to candies in general. Caramelo is probably related to miel, the word for honey.

el esqueleto - skeleton.

el fantasma - ghost. Like most other words of Greek origin that end in -ma, fantasma is masculine, making an exception to the rule that nouns ending in -a are typically feminine.

la máscara - mask. This is the source of the English "mascara."

la momia - mummy. The English and Spanish come from an Arabic word referring to an embalmed body.

el murciélago - bat (the animal that flies). This word is derived from the Latin mouse (rat) and caecus (blind), so its original meaning was "blind mouse."

Noche de Brujas - Halloween. The phrase literally translates as Witches' Night, and Día de Brujas, Witches' Day, is also used. It also is very common in the United States and some other areas with U.S. influence to use Halloween.

la telaraña - cobweb, spider web. This is a combination of two words, tela, usually referring to fabric, and araña, the word for spider. In a different context, telaraña can also refer to a net (such as one for catching fish) or a tangle of cables, strings or similar items.

truco o trato - trick or treat. The English phrase is often used as well. Truco is often translated as "trick," such as a trick of the trade or a magic trick. Trato, on the other hand, normally is a contract or agreement. It doesn't mean "treat," although it can mean "treatment" when it refers to the way someone treats someone else.

el vampiro, la vampira - vampire. The word probably came from Hungarian.

The English spelling is sometimes used.

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25 Words You Can Use in Spanish for Halloween

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Are you celebrating Halloween? With this vocabulary list, you can do it in Spanish. el brujo - wizard, sorcerer. la calabaza - pumpkin. This word can also refer to various kinds of gourds, such as a calabash. la casa embrujada - haunted house. Embrujado is the past participle of embrujar, usually translated as "to bewitch."

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Halloween Vocabulary/Spanish Words Flashcards | Quizlet

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Here are some Spanish Halloween words Learn with flashcards, games, and more - for free.

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The night of October 31, the eve of All Saints' Day, commonly celebrated by children who dress in costume and solicit candy or other treats door-to-door