Usages of amarillo
La casa de mi abuela tiene un techo amarillo que se ve desde la parada del autobús.
My grandmother’s house has a yellow roof that can be seen from the bus stop.
Trae tu bufanda amarilla para que no tengas frío cuando salgamos.
Bring your yellow scarf so that you aren’t cold when we go out.
El profesor sabio escribe cada pensamiento en una carpeta amarilla para la próxima clase.
The wise teacher writes every thought in a yellow folder for the next class.
Al día siguiente, caminamos por la acera amarilla que rodea la plaza y compramos más ajo y pimienta en el mercado.
The next day we walked along the yellow sidewalk that surrounds the plaza and bought more garlic and pepper at the market.
Uso un subrayador amarillo para resaltar ideas clave.
I use a yellow highlighter to highlight key ideas.
No encuentro mi subrayador amarillo en la mochila.
I can’t find my yellow highlighter in the backpack.
El profesor usa un subrayador amarillo para resaltar la idea principal.
The teacher uses a yellow highlighter to highlight the main idea.
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