1.11 Spanish Listening Practice Flashcards
Use this deck to hone your Spanish listening comprehension skills!
What is being said?
A ella le encanta salir a bailar.
She loves to go out dancing.
What is being said?
El marido de la profesora es un escritor conocido.
The professor’s husband is a well-known author.
What is being said?
Nunca deja de hablar de su trabajo.
He never stops talking about his job.
What is being said?
No puedo comer ni dormir.
I can’t eat or sleep.
What is being said?
¿Y para qué sirve todo esto?
What’s the point of all this?
What is being said?
Qué tontería.
What a load of baloney.
What is being said?
Tengo mucho que hacer.
I have a lot to do.
What is being said?
(Haz) como quieras.
(Do) as you like.
What is being said?
¿Me pasas la sal, por favor?
Can you pass the salt, please?
What is being said?
Hay un magnífico restaurante nuevo en la ciudad.
There’s a great new restaurant in the city.
What is being said?
Esta oración no es difícil.
This sentence is not difficult.
What is being said?
Es fácil aprender español.
It is easy to learn Spanish.
What is being said?
¡Por fin está acabando el libro!
He is finally finishing the book!
What is being said?
Tengo cinco dedos en la mano derecha.
I have five fingers on my right hand.
What is being said?
La gente quiere ver al presidente.
The people want to see the president.
What is being said?
Yo bajo por la escalera.
I am going down the staircase.
What is being said?
¿Puedo invitarte un trago?
Can I buy you a drink?
What is being said?
¿Y qué hace él aquí?
What is he doing here?
What is being said?
¿Te sientes mejor?
Do you feel better?
What is being said?
La tormenta se desplaza hacia el norte.
The storm is moving north.
What is being said?
Estoy enamorado de ti.
I’m in love with you.
What is being said?
No tengo tiempo para eso.
I don’t have time for that.
What is being said?
Todavía tienes mucho que aprender.
You still have much to learn.
What is being said?
Es una larga historia.
It’s a long story.
What is being said?
Ya no necesitamos pensar en eso.
We don’t need to think about it anymore.
What is being said?
¿Te sientes cansado durante todo el día?
Do you feel tired throughout the day?
What is being said?
Ya me doy cuenta de eso.
I realize that now.
What is being said?
Es un tipo grande, pero tiene una voz muy suave.
He’s a large guy, but has a very soft voice.
What is being said?
Estoy haciendo lo mejor que puedo.
I’m doing the best that I can.
What is being said?
El desayuno es la comida más importante del día.
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
What is being said?
Es una mujer felizmente casada.
She’s a happily married woman.
What is being said?
Es un hombre de una sola mujer.
He’s a one-woman man.
What is being said?
Vivo en un edificio alto.
I live in a tall building.
What is being said?
Mañana no tengo que trabajar, así que puedo dormir hasta tarde.
I don’t have work tomorrow, so I can sleep in.
What is being said?
¿Hacia dónde tengo que ir?
Which way do I have to go?
What is being said?
Ahora que lo pienso, no sé.
Come to think of it, I don’t know.
What is being said?
¡Uy Dios! ¿Ya es tan tarde?
Good God—is it that late already?!
What is being said?
No tengo ganas de salir hoy.
I don’t feel like going out today.
What is being said?
Mi cumpleaños cae en Noviembre.
My birthday is in November.
What is being said?
Ella tiene una sorpresa para ti.
She has a surprise for you.
What is being said?
Quiero ir contigo.
I want to go with you.
What is being said?
Tenemos que ayudarlo.
We have to help him.
What is being said?
¿Dónde están todos?
Where is everybody?
What is being said?
Puedo hacer lo que me dé la gana.
I can do anything I want. (I can do anything I feel like doing)
What is being said?
Tengo malas noticias.
I have bad news.
What is being said?
Nunca sale de su casa.
She never leaves her house.
What is being said?
¿Me escuchas?
Are you listening to me?
What is being said?
No es ni bueno ni malo.
It’s not good or bad.
What is being said?
Ésta es la mejor manera de aprender este nuevo idioma.
This is the best way to learn this new language.
What is being said?
Me siento mucho mejor.
I feel much better.
What is being said?
Puedes quedarte un rato más.
You can stay a little while longer.
What is being said?
Gracias por venir.
Thanks for coming!
What is being said?
No espero menos.
I expect nothing less.
What is being said?
Manos a la obra.
Let’s do it.
What is being said?
Cuento los días para que llegues a Nueva York.
I’ll be counting the days until you get back to New York.
What is being said?
¿Qué haces aquí?
What are you doing here?
What is being said?
Es sólo cuestión de tiempo.
It’s only a matter of time.
What is being said?
Tenemos mucho que aprender de ellos.
We have a lot to learn from them.
What is being said?
No es tan fácil.
It’s not that easy.
What is being said?
Necesitaré tu ayuda.
I’ll need your help.
What is being said?
Casi llegamos a casa.
We’re almost home.
What is being said?
Debo regresar a casa.
I should be heading home.
What is being said?
Aún tengo preguntas.
I still have questions.
What is being said?
¡Mira quién habla!
Look who’s talking!
What is being said?
A veces hace tanto calor que no sé qué hacer.
Sometimes it’s so hot I don’t know what to do.
What is being said?
Aquí están.
Here they are.
What is being said?
¿Toma algún tipo de medicamento?
Do you take any medications?
What is being said?
Eso está por verse.
That remains to be seen.
What is being said?
Mi hermana pinta mejor que mi hermano.
My sister paints better than my brother.
What is being said?
En la escuela, es una niña tímida.
At school, she is a shy girl.
What is being said?
En cuanto dejes de fumar, tu cuerpo empezará a curarse.
As soon as you stop smoking, your body begins to heal itself.
What is being said?
¿Hay americanos en esta ciudad?
Are there any Americans in this town?
What is being said?
Los adultos jóvenes pueden hacer las cosas más rápido que los adultos mayores.
Younger adults are able to do things faster than older adults.
What is being said?
Tengo mucho que cocinar.
I have a lot of cooking to do.
What is being said?
Me suena bien.
That sounds good.
What is being said?
¿No tienen nada mejor que hacer?
Don’t they have anything better to do?
What is being said?
¿De qué estás hablando?
What are you talking about?
What is being said?
No puedes estar seguro de eso.
You can’t be certain of that.
What is being said?
No sé tú, pero se me ha pasado la hora de acostarme.
I don’t know about you, but it’s past my bedtime.
What is being said?
¿Te ayudo a limpiar la cocina?
Why don’t I help you clean the kitchen?
What is being said?
¿Pero, estás loco/a?
Are you out of your mind?!
What is being said?
No estés tan seguro.
Don’t be so sure.
What is being said?
Si me lo permites, debo irme.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I have somewhere I need to be.
What is being said?
No quiero hablar del tema.
I don’t want to talk about it.
What is being said?
¿Me disculpan un momento?
Will you excuse me for a moment?
What is being said?
Quizás pueda ayudarte.
I might be able to help.
What is being said?
Es difícil despertarlos por la mañana.
It’s hard to get them up in the morning.
What is being said?
Esa es otra cosa.
That’s another thing.
What is being said?
Para nada.
Not at all.
What is being said?
Agárrate bien.
Hold tight.
What is being said?
Allá llueve desmasiado.
It rains too much there.
What is being said?
Ella no vuelve por una semana.
She won’t be back for a week.
What is being said?
Pienso, luego existo.
I think, therefore I am.
What is being said?
Esta cola es tan larga.
This line is so long.
What is being said?
Prometo lavar los platos.
I promise to wash the dishes.
What is being said?
No tenemos que hacerlo esta noche.
We don’t have to do it tonight.
What is being said?
A mí me pagan cada dos semanas.
I get paid every two weeks.
What is being said?
¿Podría tomar otra taza de café, por favor?
Could I have another cup of coffee, please?
What is being said?
¿Puedes subir el volumen un poco?
Could you raise the volume a bit?
What is being said?
Tengo un montón de trabajo que terminar para mañana.
I have a lot of work to get through for tomorrow.
What is being said?
No es gran cosa.
It’s not a big deal.
