3 Vocab & Verbs Flashcards

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1
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I want to see myself

A

Me quiero ver
Or
Quiero verme (this is more common)

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2
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She brushes her teeth

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Ella se cepilla los dientes

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3
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You wash your hair

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Te lavas el pelo

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4
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To go to bed

A

Acostarse. O>ue

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5
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To shave oneself

A

Afeitarse

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6
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To bath oneself

A

Bañarse

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7
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To marry (someone), 
to get married
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Casarse (con alguien)

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8
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To brush oneself, brush one’s teeth, hair

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Cepillarse

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9
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To gobble up, eat hastily

A

Comerse

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10
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To wake up

A

Despertarse (e>ie)

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11
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To undress oneself

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Desvestirse (e>i)

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12
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To fall asleep

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Dormirse (o…ue)

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13
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To take a shower

A

Ducharse

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14
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To get sick

A

Enfermarse

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15
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To get angry, get mad

A

Enojarse

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16
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To go away (this just intensifies the action)

A

Irse

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17
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To wash oneself

A

Lavarse

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18
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To stand up, get up

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Levantarse

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19
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To call oneself

A

Llamarse

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20
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To look at oneself

A

Mirarse

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21
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To pass away

A

Morirse (o…ue)

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22
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To comb ones hair

A

Peinarse

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23
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To become, get

I become happy when I receive a gift for my birthday

A

Ponerse

Me pongo feliz cuando recibo un regalo para mi cumpleaños

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24
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To put on clothing

A

Ponerse (la ropa)

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25
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To worry (about)

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Preocuparse (por)

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26
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To try on (clothing)

A

Probarse ;o…ue)

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27
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To take of or remove (clothing)

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Quitarse

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28
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To dry oneself

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Secarse

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29
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To sit down, to seat oneself

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Sentarse (e…ie)

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30
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To feel (emotionally, physically)

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Sentirse (e…ie)

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31
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To see oneself

A

Verse

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32
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To get dressed

A

Vestirse (e…i)

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33
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Before I go to bed, I take off my clothes and put on my pajamas.

A

Antes de acostarme, me quito la ropa y me pongo el pijama.

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34
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She shaves her legs

A

Ella se afeita las piernas

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35
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You all see yourselves in the mirror.

A

Uds se ven en el espejo.

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36
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I awake-with or without an alarm clock- at 5 in the morning.

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Me despierto-con o sin despertador- a las cinco de la mañana.

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37
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To be boring

Like gustar

A

Aburrir

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38
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To be enough (to/for someone)

Like gustar

A

Bastar

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39
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To be repugnant (to someone) to hate

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Disgustar

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40
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To be painful (to someone) (to hurt, to ache)

Like gustar

A

Doler (o>ue)

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41
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To be enchanting (to someone) (to love)

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Encantar

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42
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To be lacking/ missing (to someone)

A

Faltar

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43
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To be fascinating (to someone)

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Fascinar

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44
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To be pleasing (to someone) (to like)

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Gustar

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45
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To be important (to someone)

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Importar

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46
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To be interesting (to someone)

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Interesar

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47
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To be bothersome (to someone) (to bother)

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Molestar

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48
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To seem/appear (to someone)

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Parecer

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49
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To be left over or extra (to someone)

A

Sobrar

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50
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My stomach hurts

A

Me duele el estómago

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51
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I don’t like spiders

A

No me gustan las arañas

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52
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I have too many books

A

Me sobran los libros

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53
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She likes the fall

A

A ella le gusta el otoño

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54
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It seems ridiculous to me

A

Me parece ridículo

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55
Q

What is important to you?

A

¿Que te importa?

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56
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He seems egotistical to me

A

Me parece egoísta

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57
Q

Season

A

Estación

58
Q

To Gulliver the world seemed very small

A

A Gulliver el mundo le parece muy pequeño

59
Q

Medicine cabinet

A

El botiquín

60
Q

Secret

A

El secreto

61
Q

I have a headache and it bothers me a lot

A

Me duele la cabeza y me molesta mucho

62
Q

To be healthy

Health

A

Estar sano

La salud

63
Q

To substitute

A

Sustituir

64
Q

They are sitting down

A

Ellos están sentándose

65
Q

RID rule for two or more objects: Reflexive, Indirect, Direct
They are making them for me

A

Ellos están haciéndomelos

66
Q

In fact

A

De hecho

67
Q

The audience

A

La audiencia

68
Q

In fact, almost everything in the supermarket disgusts me

A

De hecho, casi todas las cosas en el supermercado me disgustan.

69
Q

Steak

A

El filete

70
Q

Popcorn

A

Palomitas

71
Q

Preterite ar verbs

A

e. amos
aste.
o. Aron

72
Q

Er. And ir preterite

A
  • I. Imos
  • iste
  • ió. ieron
73
Q

Yesterday morning

A

Ayer por la mañana

74
Q

Yesterday afternoon

A

Ayer por la tarde

75
Q

Last Saturday

A

El sábado pasado

76
Q

Last week

A

La semana pasada

77
Q

Last month

A

El mes pasado

78
Q

Last year

A

El año pasado

79
Q

Two days ago

A

Hace dos días

80
Q

A month ago

A

Hace un mes

81
Q

Songs

A

Canciones

82
Q

The owner

A

El dueño

83
Q

Watch out!

A

¡Ojo!

84
Q

They are very cruel

A

Ellos son muy cruel

85
Q

Two days ago I dusted and swept the floors.

A

Hace dos días, quité el polvo y barrí los suelos.
Quitar el polvo
Barrer

86
Q

All of a sudden, my fairy god mother appeared in the living room.

A

De repente, mi hada madrina apareció en la sala.

87
Q

We danced until midnight, and I ran from the palace because my special night ended.

A

Bailamos hasta medianoche, y corrí del palacio porque mi noche especial se acabó
Acabarse to end

88
Q

I lost on of my new shoes

A

Perdí uno de mis zapatos nuevos

89
Q

I organized the party

A

Yo organicé la fiesta (organizar)

90
Q

I took twenty photos of my cat

A

Saqué veinte fotos de me gato

91
Q

I authorized the purchase

A

Yo autoricé la compra (autorizar)

92
Q

I classified the information

A

Yo clasifiqué la informaciøn

93
Q

I bumped into your house’s steps

A

Me tropecé con el peldaños de tu casa (tropezarse con)

94
Q

I parked the car in the parking lot

A

Yo aparqué el carro en el estacionamiento

95
Q

I swallowed the medicine without thinking

A

Tragué la medicina sine pensar

96
Q

After that

A

Después de eso

97
Q

Junk

A

Los trastos

98
Q

To fit (with preterite irregular)

A

to caber:
Presente: quepo, cabes, cabe, cabemos, caben
Pretérito: cupe, cupiste, cupo, cupimos, cupieron

99
Q

To have (auxiliary)

A

Haber:
Present: He, has ha, hemos, han
Pretérito: hube, hubiste, hubo, hubimos, hubieron

100
Q

To put, to place

A

Poner:
Present: Pongo, pones, pone, ponemos, ponen
Pretérito: puse, pudiste, puso, pusimos,pusieron

101
Q

to know, find out

A

Saber:
Presente: se, sabes, sabe,…
Pretéterito: supe, supiste, supo, supimos, supieron

102
Q

to make, to do

A

Hacer:
Presente: hago, haces, hace, …
Pretérito: hice, hiciste, hizo, hicimos, hicieron

103
Q

to want

A

Querer

Pretérito: quise, quisiste, quiso, quisimos, quisieron

104
Q

To come

A

Venir:

Pretérito: Vine, viniste, vino, vinimos, vinieron

105
Q

When did you know the answer?

A

Cuando supiste la repuesta?

106
Q

I put on my shoes

A

Me puse los zapatos

107
Q

We were there for half an hour

A

Estuvimos allî (por) media hora

108
Q

I fell asleep on the sidewalk

A

Me dormî en la acera

109
Q

to attract

A

atraer: add prefix
Presente: traigo, traes, trae, traemos
pretérito: traje, trajiste, trajo, trajimos, trajeron

110
Q

to distract

A

distraer: add prefix
Presente: traigo, traes, trae, traemos
pretérito: traje, trajiste, trajo, trajimos, trajeron

111
Q

to bring back, dissuade

A

retraer: add prefix
Presente: traigo, traes, trae, traemos
pretérito: traje, trajiste, trajo, trajimos, trajeron

112
Q

to remove, take away

A

sustraer: add prefix
Presente: traigo, traes, trae, traemos
pretérito: traje, trajiste, trajo, trajimos, trajeron

113
Q

to say, tell (pretérito)

A

dije, dijiste, dijo, dijimos, dijeron

114
Q

What did he say when you told him that you wrote the letter.

A

Que dijo el cuando le dijiste que escribiste la carta?

115
Q

To give (pretérito)

A

Dar: di, diste, dimos, diste, dio, dimos, dieron

116
Q

to see (pretérito)

A

ver: vi, viste, vio, vimos, vieron

117
Q

She offered me the opportunity to go to the Caribbean for a week of sun and fun

A

Me ofreciø la oportunidad a ir al Caribe para una semana de søl y diversiøn

118
Q

I took my bathing suit out of my suitcase and we went to the beach

A

Saqué mi traje de baño de la maleta y fuimos a la playa

119
Q

The next day, we went to El Yunque, the rain forest, where we walked for hours and saw beautiful birds and trees.

A

Al dia siguiente, fuimos a El Yunque, la selva tropical, donde anduvimos por horas y vimos muchos påjaros y årboles hermosos.

120
Q

to relax

A

relejarse

121
Q

-ir preterite stem change verbs irregular only in the third person singular and plural

A

o>oe shows o>u: dormir> durmiø & durmieron

e>ie shows e>i: advertir (to advise, warn), mentir, preferir, sentirse

e>i shows e>i: medir (to measure, to be long), pedir, repetir, seguir, servir

122
Q

At that moment, she preferred to say nothing

A

En aquel momento, ella prefiriø no decir nada

123
Q

The trees fell down during the storm

A

Los årboles se cayeron durante la tormenta

124
Q

The branch fell from the tree

A

La rama se cayø del årbol

125
Q

-ucir verbs: c changes to a j

A
Producir: produje, produjiste...
conducir: to drive, lead
deducir: to deduce, infer
inducir: to induce, lead
introducir: to introduce
reducir: to reduce, cut down
traducir
126
Q

How far did you drive?

A

Hasta donde condujiste?

127
Q

He wrote many essays on political and social issues, but his principal interest, I believe, was language

A

Excribiø muchos ensayos sobre la polîtica y las cuestiones sociales, pero, su interés principal, creo, fue el lenguaje.

128
Q

One of his most famous books discussed the richness of the United States and how many other languages influenced this language

A

Uno de sus libros mås conocidos discutiø la riqueza de los Estado Unidos y cømo muchos otros idiomas influyeron en este idoma

129
Q

He possessed a very strict personal ethic

A

El poseyø un credo personal muy estricto

130
Q

I met John last week (Verbs that change meaning in the preterite)

A

Conocî Juan la semana pasada

131
Q

She managed to find it (Verbs that change meaning in the preterite)

A

Ella pudo encontrarlo.

132
Q

We couldn’t (failed to) find it. (Verbs that change meaning in the preterite)

A

No pudimos encontrarlo.

133
Q

I tried to leave (Verbs that change meaning in the preterite)

A

Quise salir

134
Q

He refused to east (Verbs that change meaning in the preterite)

A

Él no quiso comer

135
Q

When did you find (it) out? OR When did you learn about it? (Verbs that change meaning in the preterite)

A

¿Cuando lo supiste? (saber)

136
Q

I regretted calling her. OR I was sorry I called her. (Verbs that change meaning in the preterite)

A

Sentî llamarla (sentir: to regret or be sorry)

137
Q

She had a baby yesterday. (Verbs that change meaning in the preterite)

A

Ella tuvo un bebé ayer. (to have at a certain time)

138
Q

He failed to see my point of view

A

El no pudo ver mi punto de vista

139
Q

They didn’t find (it) out until fifteen years ago

A

Ellos no lo supieron hast hace quince años

140
Q

Why did you all refuse to leave?

A

Por que no quisieron salir?

141
Q

I found out Jane forged my signature

A

Supe que Juana pudo falsificar mi firma