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The document lists various body parts in Spanish including pies/feet, ojo/eye, boca/mouth, cabello/hair, cuello/neck, lengua/tongue, nariz/nose, mano/hands, cara/face, frente/forehead, and diente/teeth. It provides the Spanish terms for common body parts.

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