Basque Clothing - Arropa

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Join Lucas and Luna in Episode 25 of Learn Basque with Fexingo as they explore clothing vocabulary in Basque. Learn how to say shirt, shoes, hat, and more. Practice asking and answering 'What are you wearing?' with simple phrases. Perfect for beginners who want to build everyday vocabulary. Listen, repeat, and start describing your outfit in Basque! #LearnBasque #BasqueLanguage #LanguageLearning #BasqueVocabulary #ClothingBasque #Arropa #BasqueForBeginners #Fexingo #BasquePodcast #Episode25 #BeginnerBasque #BasqueLessons #SlowBasque #SpeakBasque Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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