Spanish Phrases I Used Taking an Uber in Mexico City
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Graduation season is an exciting time of year. Students celebrate years of hard work, families gather together, and many people begin a new chapter in life. If you're learning Spanish, this is also a great opportunity to learn useful vocabulary related to school, achievements, and future goals.
Whether you're attending a graduation ceremony, congratulating a friend, or simply expanding your vocabulary, these words can help you communicate more naturally.
Match each phrase with its correct answer.
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One of the most recognizable symbols of graduation is the cap and gown. In Spanish, these are called a birrete and a toga.
You'll often see graduates wearing them during ceremonies, photographs, and celebrations.
Students wear a cap and gown during graduation.
Los estudiantes usan birrete y toga durante la graduación.
Congratulations on your graduation!
¡Felicidades por tu graduación!
She earned her degree.
Ella obtuvo su título.
The graduation ceremony starts at 6 PM.
La ceremonia de graduación comienza a las 6 PM.
Students wear a cap and gown during graduation.
Los estudiantes usan birrete y toga durante la graduación.
Graduation often marks the beginning of new opportunities. Some graduates enter the workforce, others continue their education, and many begin pursuing long-term goals they have been working toward for years.
It's also a reminder that learning is a lifelong process. Just because school ends doesn't mean education stops.
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