A1. Ana, estudiante. Spanish novels for beginners Flashcards
the chapter
el capítulo
(kah-PEE-too-loh)
the libido
la libido
(lee-BEE-doh)
outside, out (Note: don’t use “aire libre” in this case).
afuera
(ah-FWEH-rah)
hot, warm
caliente
(kah-LYEHN-teh)
the psychology
la psicología
(see-koh-loh-HEE-ah)
first (used before a masculine singular noun)
primer
(pree-MEHR)
The first year of the degree, the first year of the course
el primer año de la carrera
until (Note: don’t use “hasta” in this case)
para que
to miss
faltar
(fahl-TAHR)
the beginning
el empiece
(ehm-PYEH-seh)
Ana thinks her teacher is smart.
Ana piensa que su profesor es inteligente.
already
ya
(yah)
to shout, to scream
gritar
(gree-TAHR)
the faculty
la facultad
(fah-kool-TAHD)
the luck, the fate, the chance
la suerte
(SWEHR-teh)
Luckily, fortunately
por suerte
(pohr SWEHR-teh)
to answer, to reply (Note: don’t use “replicar” or “contestar” in this case).
responder
(rrehs-pohn-DEHR)
to laugh
reír
(rreh-EERR)
the joke
el chiste
(CHEES-teh)
the illness, the disease, the sickness
la enfermedad
(ehm-fehr-meh-DAHD)
the kind, the type, the sort
el tipo, la tipa
(TEE-poh)
the hallucination
la alucinación
(ah-loo-see-nah-SYOHN)
the psychosis
la psicosis
(see-KOH-sees)
the delirium
el delirio
(deh-LEE-ryoh)
this (Note: This is a neutral pronoun and is used to refer to an idea, situation, or something that is not specified or identified by a noun. And refers to something close to the speaker)
esto
(EHS-toh)
the schizophrenia [skɪtsəˈfriːnɪə]
la esquizofrenia
(ehs-kee-soh-FREH-nyah)
the paranoia
la paranoia
(pah-rah-NOH-yah)
the attention
la atención
(ah-tehn-SYOHN)
to record/to film/to save
grabar
(grah-BAHR)
the note
la nota
(NOH-tah)
the voice
la voz
(bohs)
low voice
voz baja
(bohs BAH-hah)
to answer, to reply to (Note: don’t use “responder” or “replicar” in this case)
contestar
(kohn-tehs-TAHR)
the madness
la locura
(loh-KOO-rah)
I don’t know, I’ll tell you later. (Note: for “later” don’t use “luego”, try to use another word)
No sé, después te digo.
to end, to finish
terminar
(tehr-mee-NAHR)
to be finished
por terminar
the student (Note: don’t use “estudiante” in this case)
el alumno, la alumna
(ah-LOOM-noh)
nothing to see
nada que ver
(NAH-dah keh behr)
red (Note: In some Latin American countries, like Argentina and Mexico, this word is frequently used to describe a reddish color, especially when referring to people blushing, animals, or certain shades.)
colorado
(koh-loh-RAH-doh)
to put
poner
(poh-NEHR)
Ana blushes (Ana gets red).
Ana se pone colorada.
the shame, the embarrassment
la vergüenza
(behr-GWEHN-sah)
