Basic phrases - week 1 Flashcards by Janet Sedgley

Q

Does anyone here speak English?

A

Hay alguien que habla inglés?

¿Alguien de aquí habla inglés?

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Q

Where is the bathroom?

A

¿Dónde está el baño?

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Q

I don’t like ________

A

no me gusta

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Q

I don’t know

A

No se.

No lo sé.

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Q

Please speak more slowly

A

Por favor, hable más despacio

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Q

Can you help me?

A

¿Me puedes ayudar?

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Q

Good morning, afternoon, evening.

(Images shows the 4 words in same order)

A

buenas dias, buenas tardes, buenas noches

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Q

What are you called? what is your name?

A

¿Como te llaman? cuál es tu nombre?

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1c- How are you today?

A

Como esta usted hoy?

Como estas tu?

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Pleased to meet you.

A

Encantada de conocerte.

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Q

Please

A

Por favor

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Q

Sorry

A

Lo siento.

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Q

Excuse me

(ASL indicate sorry or also use hand gestures to show where you wish to go.)

A

Perdóneme (pardon me)

Con permiso (with permission)

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I am fine. [And you?]

(Fine as shown & then point to other with quizzical look)

A

Estoy bien. (Y tu?)

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Q

I am sick.

A

Estoy enfermo.

Estoy enferma.

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Q

I don’t understand

A

No entiendo

Q

I have a sister.

A

Tengo una hermana.

Q

I have a cat.

A

Tengo un gato.

Q

Do you have a dog or cat?

(YOU HAVE CAT dog?)

One ASL idea is to point to a finger and sign dog, then point to another finger and sign cat. This is a common way to list things but also works for “this” OR “that.”

Dog is indicated by tapping hip and snapping finger or just snapping finger.

A

Tienes un perro o gato?

Q

That cat is beautiful.

A

Ese gato es hermoso.