VOCABULARY
1. A map ( mapa )
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2. Sunscreen ( bloqueador )
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3. A suitcase  ( maleta)
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4. Sunglasses ( gafas de sol)
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5. A  passport  ( pasaporte )

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6. A wallet  ( una billetera )
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7. A drivers license ( licencia de conducir )

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8. A guidebook ( manual )

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9. Tickets ( boletos )

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10. A toothbrush ( un cepillo de dientes )
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