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Inglês para Housecleaner - novo vídeo no YouTube



Olá! É muito importante aprender o vocabulário exclusivo da sua área de trabalho. Aula relâmpago!

Paper towel - papel toalha
Vacuum cleaner - aspirador de pó
  "Would you like me to vacum?"
Mop - esfregão
Clorox Bleach - água sanitária
 Dica: dilua o conteúdo se comprar em galão. É tóxico!
Rags - paninhos
 Dish towel or Dish rag - pano de prato


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