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Limpio el filtro de pelusa y seco la ropa al aire.

Limpio el filtro de pelusa y seco la ropa al aire.
I clean the lint filter and air-dry the clothes.
From Lesson 68:Using a self-service laundromat·Hardcore Spanish (Latin America)

Breakdown of Limpio el filtro de pelusa y seco la ropa al aire.

y
and
la ropa
the clothes
limpiar
to clean
el filtro de pelusa
the lint filter
secar al aire
to air-dry
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