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ME DA UNA CAMISETA DE ARGENTINA PARA MI HIJO
→ “GIVE ME AN ARGENTINA JERSEY FOR MY SON”
me [wǒ] — me — the indirect object pronoun, meaning 'to me' or 'for me'
da [gěi] — give — the verb 'to give', in its third-person singular form here (he/she/it gives)
una camiseta [xiùjí] — jersey — a short-sleeved shirt, often worn by sports teams
de [de] — of/from — preposition showing possession or origin
Argentina [Ālànmǐ] — Argentina — the country in South America, known for soccer
para [wèi] — for — preposition indicating purpose or recipient
mi [wǒ de] — my — possessive adjective, meaning 'belonging to me'
hijo [érzi] — son — male child, used here as the recipient of the jersey
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¿DE JUGADOR O DE ÁRBITRO?
→ “OF A PLAYER OR REFEREE?”
de [de] — of/from — preposition showing association or type
jugador [qiúshǒu] — player — someone who plays a sport, especially soccer
o [huò] — or — conjunction connecting two options
de [de] — of/from — preposition showing association or type
árbitro [pànduó] — referee — the official who enforces the rules in a game
