Azerse los dyentes
Brushing & flossing teeth
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Vo azerme los dyentes.
I am going to do (brush) my teeth.
Tomo la furcha de dyentes.
I take the toothbrush.
Avro la fuente/huente i mojo la furcha.
I turn on the faucet and get the brush wet.
Meto madjun de dyentes/dantifriz en la furcha.
I put toothpaste on the brush.
Me furchadeo los dyentes bueno bueno.
I brush my teeth well.
Me furchadeo i la aluenga.
I brush my tongue too.
Eskupo la shavonada en el lavabo.
I spit out the suds in the sink.
Me enshaguo la boka.
I rinse my mouth.
Dospues, me alimpyo los dyentes kon ilo dental.
Then, I floss (I clean my teeth with dental floss).
Ya eskapi de azerme los dyentes!
I finished doing (brushing) my teeth!
Komentaryos/Notes
This domain was written in collaboration with Rachel Bortnick (Izmir).
Faucet
fuente and huente are pronunciations that vary among speakers for 'faucet' or 'tap.'
Toothpaste: madjun de dyentes and dantifriz are both ways to say this.
madjun de dyentes comes from the Turkish macun, meaning 'paste'
dantifriz comes from the French dentifrice, 'toothpaste'
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