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(100-101.) (Español aquí) The idea is to incentivize people to learn some words in English every day. Learning only five words daily means 1825 words a year. Not enough to speak very well, but it can be a good start. Much better than doing nothing. Do you know somebody who needs to begin to learn English? Some relatives or friends? Please give them this simple lessons.

New in these lessons

Today is the day I have made my lesson number 100 and 101 of the series “5 + 1 Words In English”. That’s because the first lesson has words related to the number hundred or years.
We wear clothes every day, some of them are very different in the case of men and women, like pants and skirts. Some can be the same or almost the same as pullovers, for example. Let’s learn the names of the most important clothes.

(List of lessons at the end)

Lesson 100

#	English	Deutsch	Español	Google Translator	Free Dict.
1	hundred	hundert, das Hundert	(el) ciento, cien	Google	Free Dict.
2	hundred thousand	hunderttausend	cien mil	Google	Free Dict.
3	one hundredth	das Hundertstel (1/100)	el centésimo (1/100)	Google	Free Dict.
4	percent	das Prozent	por ciento, el porciento	Google	Free Dict.
5	two thousand nineteen	2019 (Jahr), zweitausend neunzehn	2019 (año), dos mil diecinueve	Google	Free Dict.
+	nineteen eighty-four	1984 (Jahr), neunzehnhundert vierundachtzig	1984 (año), mil novecientos ochenta y cuatro	Google	Free Dict.

Remark: More numbers in lesson 40 and before.

Lesson 101

#	English	Deutsch	Español	Google Translator	Free Dict.
1	pants	die Hose	los pantalones	Google	Free Dict.
2	shirt	das Hemd	la camisa	Google	Free Dict.
3	skirt	der Rock	la falda	Google	Free Dict.
4	blouse	die Bluse	la blusa	Google	Free Dict.
5	pullover	der Pullover	el suéter, el pulóver, la chompa	Google	Free Dict.
+	sweater	der Pullover	el suéter, el pulóver, la chompa	Google	Free Dict.

Remark: Click the links to hear the pronunciation.

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How to use it?

You find the words always in Spanish and German. The Google link takes you to the Google Translator, where you can set your desired language (above the right side box) to be able to get the meaning in many other languages.

Below the left box, the speaker sign gives you the important pronunciation, the voice sample. Another choice is the other link to the Free Dictionary, with voice samples in both American English and British English versions. The reader should also pronounce the word himself/herself, several times, not only listen to it.

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