Usages of las gafas
Perdí un lente de mis gafas.
I lost a lens from my glasses.
Pongo mis gafas en la mesa antes de leer.
I put my glasses on the table before reading.
Pongo mis gafas en el estuche antes de dormir.
I put my glasses in the case before sleeping.
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