7. Sixty-Four Verbs part 3 Flashcards
“Let us in.”
Déjenos entrar
“Let’s go in”
Entremos; Vamos a entrar
“leave me alone”
déjame en paz
“leave it” “drop it” “skip it” (often referring to a sensitive topic or one best dealt with later)
déjalo
“Let me see”
deja ver; déjame ver
“to enjoy”
disfrutar
“have fun with yourselves” “take pleasure in yourselves”
disfrútense
“enjoy yourselves”
Que lo disfruten (usually in reference to a specific event). however, the best translation is probably- diviértanse or que se diviertan
“to sleep”
dormir
“to fall asleep”
dormirse
“sleep” (as a noun)
sueño
“to last” (like for how many hours a bus ride will take)
durar
“The party lasted all night”
La fiesta duró toda la noche
The verb ___ is used for things that have a specific duration.
durar
____ is for putting in, ____ is for taking out, and _____ is for kicking out.
meter, sacar, echar
Buses ____ smoke; teachers ____ students, etc.
echan
“to pour”
echar
“to miss (someone)”
echar de menos a (in the Americas you are more likely to hear extrañar)
“to spoil” (children or food)
echar a perder
“to show enthusiasm” “to give it a good effort”
echar ganas
“Give it a good effort, son”
échale ganas, hijo
“gimme a hand”
échame la mano
“to have a quick look”
echar un ojo
“to blame” (with echar)
echar la culpa
