Spanish Word for bedroom  

English Word: bedroom

Spanish Word: el dormitorio, la recámara, alcoba
The Spanish Word for bedroom
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The monthly payment is $600 for one bedroom.
La mensualidad es de seiscientos dólares por un dormitorio.
I am going to paint my bedroom.
Voy a pintar mi dormitorio.
I have my magazine in my bedroom.
Yo tengo mi revista en mi cuarto.
I live with my family in a 5 bedroom house.
Vivo con mi familia en una casa de 5 habitaciones.
The basement has a spare bedroom in it.
El sótano tiene un dormitorio extra.
The boy is sleeping in the bedroom.
El niño está durmiendo en el dormitorio.
Do you find your things in your bedroom? Yes I find them in my bedroom where I left them.
¿Encuentras tus cosas en tu recámara? Sí, las encuentro en mi recámara donde las dejé.
My parents sleep in the master bedroom on the first floor.
Mis padres duermen en el dormitorio principal en el primer piso.
Liz said she would decorate the bedroom.
Liz dijo que decoraría el cuarto.
Did you leave the bedroom window open?
¿Dejaste la ventana del cuarto abierta?

They are more dangerous, because we do not see when they slip without difficulty from one child's bedroom to another.
Y son más peligrosos porque no podemos verles cuando se deslizan sin dificultad del dormitorio de un niño al de otro.
Linden took coffee with President Clinton and actually slept in Lincoln's bedroom.
Linden tomó café con el Presidente Clinton y llegó a dormir en el dormitorio Lincoln.
She was sentenced to three months' imprisonment because she was unable to provide her ex-husband with a bed in their child's bedroom.
Fue condenada a tres meses de cárcel porque no fue capaz de ofrecer a su ex-marido una cama en el dormitorio de su hijo.
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