Usages of la carta
En la sala de espera reviso mi pasaporte y escribo una carta a mi amigo chileno.
In the waiting room I check my passport and write a letter to my Chilean friend.
En casa uso el teclado nuevo de mi computadora para escribir más cartas.
At home I use the new keyboard of my computer to write more letters.
Pongo un sello en la carta antes de dársela al cartero.
I put a stamp on the letter before giving it to the mail carrier.
Sin un sello, la carta no llegará; por eso siempre pregunto al cartero.
Without a stamp, the letter will not arrive; that’s why I always ask the mail carrier.
Dejé la carta en el buzón y esperé al mensajero.
I left the letter in the mailbox and waited for the courier.
Escribo la carta a mano.
I write the letter by hand.
Voy a meter la carta en el buzón.
I am going to put the letter in the mailbox.
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