Daily Flashcards
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caja
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feminine noun caja
box, case; crate; barrel; drawer; cashbox; checkout; cushion; shell, casing; housing; body
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disculpe
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Excuse
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carpintero
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masculine noun carpintero
carpenter, joiner
Feminine noun carpintera
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enfermera
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Nurse Feminine enfermera or enfermero masculine
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persona
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feminine noun persona
person, human being; individual human; body of a human; sort
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manzana
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feminine noun manzana
apple, round fruit which grows on trees (usually red, green or yellow)
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nuestro
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nuestro adjective
our
pronoun
our, ours, belonging to us
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frase
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feminine noun frase
phrase; sentence; locution
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banca
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feminine noun banca
stall, stand; bank; pull, influence; (Latin America) bench, long seat
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soy
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Present yo soy tú eres él/ella/Ud. es nosotros somos vosotros. sois ellos/ellas/Uds. son
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cuchillo
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masculine noun cuchillo
knife; fang
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cangrejo
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masculine noun cangrejo
crab, any of a number of crustaceans having five pairs of walking legs; crayfish, freshwater crustacean which resembles a small lobster
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cebolla
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feminine noun cebolla
onion, bulb
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tendre
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tendre I will have
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sucio
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sucio dirty, filthy, nasty, soiled, unclean
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carro
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masculine noun carro
shopping cart; barrow; (Latin America) car; truck; carriage, cart
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plato
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masculine noun plato
plate, dish; disc, disk
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pequeño
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pequeño adjective
petty, small, little; lower; skimpy; dwarfish; short
masculine noun pequeño
small; child; dwarf
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tuyo
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tuyo adjective
thine, yours
pronoun
yours, thine
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tenedor
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masculine noun tenedor
freighter; holder; payee; fork
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pimienta
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feminine noun pimienta
pepper, type of vegetable
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pimiento
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masculine noun pimiento
pepper, type of vegetable; capsicum, type of plant
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cereza
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feminine noun cereza
cerise, cherry color; cherry
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hablador
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hablador adjective talkative, loquacious, gabby
masculine noun hablador
talker; driveler; communicant; gossip
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alto
alto adjective tall, high, lofty; upper; long; loud; upward
adverb loud, aloud
interjection halt
masculine noun alto
alto, lowest female voice (Music); stop, halt; standstill
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minuto
masculine noun minuto minute, unit of time equal to 60 seconds, 1/60 of an hour; moment, unspecified short amount of time; memo, protocol, memorandum minutar
verb minute, make a memorandum; draft
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hija hijo
feminine noun hija daughter, female offspring
masculine noun hijo son, male child, male offspring; child; boy
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hermano y hermana
hermano
masculine noun hermano
brother, male sibling; sibling, one who has the same parents as another person
feminine noun hermana
sister, female sibling; nun
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pluma
feminine noun pluma
| feather; hackle; plume; penmanship, writing
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pierna
feminine noun pierna
| leg; downstroke
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copa
feminine noun copa
glass; cup; goblet; crown; top; hearts; hubcap, circular piece of metal that fits over the center of a wheel; connoisseur
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vaso
masculine noun vaso
| noggin, small drink of liquor; glass; tumbler; vessel; goblet
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silla
feminine noun silla
| seat; chair
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nuestro
nuestro adjective our
| pronoun our, ours, belonging to us
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su y sus
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su is singular. sus is plural.
su adjective
his, its; her; their; your
sus pronoun
its; her; his; their; your
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araña
feminine noun araña
spider; program that searches the World Wide Web automatically by retrieving a document and all linked documents (Computers); chandelier; resourceful person; (Slang) prostitute
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año
masculine noun año year, period of 12 months, period of 365 days; grade; age
enero febrero marzo abril mayo junio julio agosto septiembre, setiembre octubre noviembre diciembre
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Bienvenido
Bienvenido adjective welcome
| interjection welcome, greetings
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hola
hola interjection hello, hi (used in greeting)
Buenos días, Buenas tardes, Buenas noches Bienvenido, bienvenida, bienvenidos, bienvenidas
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semana
feminine noun semana week, period of 7 days from Sunday to Saturday; any period of 7 days; period; time
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diario
masculine noun diario
daily, daily newspaper; journal; diary; agenda
adjective daily, everyday, quotidian, per diem
adverb daily
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libro
masculine noun libro book, printed work which is bound together; notebook
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palabra
feminine noun palabra word, unit of language with meaning; term; speech
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llave
feminine noun llave
| brace; key; piston; lock; tap, faucet
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abecedario
masculine noun abecedario
| abc book, primer; alphabet, series of letters used in a certain language
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sinónimo
adjective synonymous, having the same or almost the same meaning (as of a word)
masculine noun sinónimo
synonym, word which has the same or almost the same meaning as another
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pájaro
masculine noun pájaro
| bird; dick, penis (vulgar)
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pingüino
Masculine pingüino penguin.
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oso
masculine noun oso
| bruin, brown bear; bear, large mammal of the family Ursidae
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pato y pata
Masculine and feminine duck
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tortuga
feminine noun tortuga tortoise, any of several species of terrestrial turtle, species of land-dwelling reptile with a hard dome-shaped shell
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naranja
naranja orange
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desayuno
masculine noun desayuno
| breakfast
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almuerzo
masculine noun almuerzo
| dinner; lunch
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leer
leer verb read, view written letters and convert them into words which have meaning; convert written letters into spoken words; understand, comprehend; learn; interpret; take
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estudiar
estudiar verb study, learn, educate oneself; think about, ponder; examine, investigate; observe; memorize
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cocinero
masculine noun cocinero
| cook, chef; kitchener, coccus
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comer
to eat
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pantorrilla
feminine noun pantorrilla
| calf, lower back part of the leg
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comida
feminine noun comida food, substance which provides the body with nutrients; meal, repast; lunch, dinner; (Latin America) evening meal; board
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cena
feminine noun cena
supper, evening meal; dinner party
cenar verb dine, eat dinner
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tomate
masculine noun tomate
| tomato, type of vegetable
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fresa
feminine noun fresa
| strawberry, small low growing plant; red edible fruit of the strawberry plant; drill, milling cutter
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cápsula
Feminine cápsula capsule ; caplet.
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pastilla
feminine noun pastilla
| cake; tablet; square; pastil, lozenge; chip, microchip
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alto
Tall stop
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veinte
masculine noun veinte
| twenty, number 20w
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arroz
masculine noun arroz
| rice, seeds of a tall marsh grass native to warm humid regions (used as a staple food throughout the world)
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lo
lo---article: the
| lo---pronoun: him, it
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huevo
masculine noun huevo
| egg, roundish object produced by certain female animals for reproductive purposes; (Vulgar Slang) balls
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pescado
pescado adjective
landed
masculine noun pescado
seafood, fish
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taza
feminine noun taza
| cup; bowl; shell
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tazon
Mug big cup
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espalda
feminine back
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trienta
treinta adjective thirty, being 30 in number
masculine noun treinta
thirty, number 30
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ejercicio
masculine noun ejercicio
| exercise, practice; drill; prosecution; test
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bibicleta
feminine noun bicicleta
| bicycle, bike
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fecha
feminine noun fecha
| date, day month and year according to the calendar; day
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carta
feminine noun carta
| letter; document; charter; epistle; map; card; playing card; menu
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cuchara
feminine noun cuchara
| spoon; scoop
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buena figura
buena figura (adj.) = curvaceous.
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carpintero
masculine noun carpintero
carpenter, joiner
Feminine noun carpintera
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enfermera
Nurse Feminine enfermera or enfermero masculine
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persona
feminine noun persona
| person, human being; individual human; body of a human; sort
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manzana
feminine noun manzana
| apple, round fruit which grows on trees (usually red, green or yellow)
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nuestro
nuestro adjective
our
pronoun
our, ours, belonging to us
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frase
feminine noun frase
| phrase; sentence; locution
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banca
feminine noun banca
| stall, stand; bank; pull, influence; (Latin America) bench, long seat
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soy
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Present
yo soy
tú eres
él/ella/Ud. es
nosotros somos
vosotros. sois
ellos/ellas/Uds. son
```
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cuchillo
cuchillo masculine noun cuchillo
| knife; fang
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cangrejo
masculine noun cangrejo
crab, any of a number of crustaceans having five pairs of walking legs; crayfish, freshwater crustacean which resembles a small lobster
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cebolla
feminine noun cebolla
| onion, bulb
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tendre
tendre I will have
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sucio
sucio dirty, filthy, nasty, soiled, unclean
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carro
masculine noun carro
| shopping cart; barrow; (Latin America) car; truck; carriage, cart
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plato
masculine noun plato
| plate, dish; disc, disk
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pequeño
pequeño adjective
petty, small, little; lower; skimpy; dwarfish; short
masculine noun pequeño
small; child; dwarf
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tuyo
tuyo adjective
thine, yours
pronoun
yours, thine
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tenedor
masculine noun tenedor
| freighter; holder; payee; fork
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pimienta
feminine noun pimienta
| pepper, type of vegetable
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pimiento
masculine noun pimiento
| pepper, type of vegetable; capsicum, type of plant
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cereza
feminine noun cereza
| cerise, cherry color; cherry
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hablador
hablador adjective talkative, loquacious, gabby
masculine noun hablador
talker; driveler; communicant; gossip
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alto
alto adjective tall, high, lofty; upper; long; loud; upward
adverb loud, aloud
interjection halt
masculine noun alto
alto, lowest female voice (Music); stop, halt; standstill
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minuto
masculine noun minuto minute, unit of time equal to 60 seconds, 1/60 of an hour; moment, unspecified short amount of time; memo, protocol, memorandum minutar
verb minute, make a memorandum; draft
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hija hijo
feminine noun hija daughter, female offspring
masculine noun hijo son, male child, male offspring; child; boy
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hermano y hermana
hermano
masculine noun hermano
brother, male sibling; sibling, one who has the same parents as another person
feminine noun hermana
sister, female sibling; nun
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pluma
feminine noun pluma
| feather; hackle; plume; penmanship, writing
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pierna
feminine noun pierna
| leg; downstroke
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copa
copa
feminine noun copa
glass; cup; goblet; crown; top; hearts; hubcap, circular piece of metal that fits over the center of a wheel; connoisseur
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vaso
masculine noun vaso
| noggin, small drink of liquor; glass; tumbler; vessel; goblet
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silla
feminine noun silla
| seat; chair
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nuestro
nuestro adjective our
| pronoun our, ours, belonging to us
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su y sus
su adjective
his, its; her; their; your
sus pronoun
its; her; his; their; your
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araña
feminine noun araña
spider; program that searches the World Wide Web automatically by retrieving a document and all linked documents (Computers); chandelier; resourceful person; (Slang) prostitute
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año
masculine noun año year, period of 12 months, period of 365 days; grade; age
enero febrero marzo abril mayo junio julio agosto septiembre, setiembre octubre noviembre diciembre
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pan
masculine noun pan
loaf, mass of bread which is shaped into a rectangular or rounded form and baked in one piece; bread, type of food made from baked wheat
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bienvenido
Bienvenido adjective welcome
| interjection welcome, greetings
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hola
hola interjection hello, hi (used in greeting)
Buenos días, Buenas tardes, Buenas noches Bienvenido, bienvenida, bienvenidos, bienvenidas
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semana
feminine noun semana week, period of 7 days from Sunday to Saturday; any period of 7 days; period; time
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diario
masculine noun diario
daily, daily newspaper; journal; diary; agenda
adjective daily, everyday, quotidian, per diem
adverb daily
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libro
masculine noun libro book, printed work which is bound together; notebook
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palabra
feminine noun palabra word, unit of language with meaning; term; speech
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llave
feminine noun llave
| brace; key; piston; lock; tap, faucet
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abecedario
masculine noun abecedario
| abc book, primer; alphabet, series of letters used in a certain language
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sinónimo
adjective synonymous, having the same or almost the same meaning (as of a word)
masculine noun sinónimo
synonym, word which has the same or almost the same meaning as another
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pájaro
masculine noun pájaro
| bird; dick, penis (vulgar)
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soy
I am
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pinguino
Masculine pingüino penguin.
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oso
masculine noun oso
| bruin, brown bear; bear, large mammal of the family Ursidae
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pata y pato
Duck
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tortuga
feminine noun tortuga tortoise, any of several species of terrestrial turtle, species of land-dwelling reptile with a hard dome-shaped shell
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naranja
naranja orange
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desayuno
masculine noun desayuno
| breakfast
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almuerzo
masculine noun almuerzo
| dinner; lunch
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leer
leer verb read, view written letters and convert them into words which have meaning; convert written letters into spoken words; understand, comprehend; learn; interpret; take
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estudiar
estudiar verb study, learn, educate oneself; think about, ponder; examine, investigate; observe; memorize
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cocinero
masculine noun cocinero
| cook, chef; kitchener, coccus
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comer
to eat
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pantorrilla
feminine noun pantorrilla
| calf, lower back part of the leg
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comida
feminine noun comida food, substance which provides the body with nutrients; meal, repast; lunch, dinner; (Latin America) evening meal; board
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cena
feminine noun cena
supper, evening meal; dinner party
cenar verb dine, eat dinner
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tomate
masculine noun tomate
| tomato, type of vegetable
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fresa
feminine noun fresa
| strawberry, small low growing plant; red edible fruit of the strawberry plant; drill, milling cutter
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cápsula
Feminine cápsula capsule ; caplet.
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pastilla
feminine noun pastilla
| cake; tablet; square; pastil, lozenge; chip, microchip
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alto
Tall stop
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vicente
masculine noun veinte
| twenty, number 20
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arroz
masculine noun arroz
| rice, seeds of a tall marsh grass native to warm humid regions (used as a staple food throughout the world)
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lo
lo
article the
pronoun him; it
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huevo
masculine noun huevo
| egg, roundish object produced by certain female animals for reproductive purposes; (Vulgar Slang) balls
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pescado
pescado adjective
landed
masculine noun pescado
seafood, fish
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taza
feminine noun taza
| cup; bowl; shell
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tazon
Mug big cup
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espalda
feminine back
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trienta
treinta adjective thirty, being 30 in number
masculine noun treinta
thirty, number 30
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ejercicio
masculine noun ejercicio
| exercise, practice; drill; prosecution; test
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bibicleta
feminine noun bicicleta
| bicycle, bike
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fecha
feminine noun fecha
| date, day month and year according to the calendar; day
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carta
feminine noun carta
| letter; document; charter; epistle; map; card; playing card; menu
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cuchara
feminine noun cuchara
| spoon; scoop
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buena figura
buena figura (adj.) = curvaceous.
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pan
masculine noun pan
loaf, mass of bread which is shaped into a rectangular or rounded form and baked in one piece; bread, type of food made from baked wheat
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recitar el alfabeto español
| el abecedario
A: a, B: be, C: ce, CH: che, D: de, E: e, F: efe, G: ge, H: hache, I: i, J: jota, K: ka, L: ele, LL: elle, M: eme, N: ene, Ñ: eñe, O: o, P: pe, Q: cu, R: ere, S: ese, T: te, U: u, V: ve or uve, W: doble ve or uve doble, X: equis, Y: i griega, Z: zeta
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contar por decenas en Español
diez, veinte, treinta, cuarenta, cincuenta, sesenta, setenta, ochenta, noventa, cien
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fork
spoon
knife
plate
glass
cup
bowl
napkin
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fork: tenedor
spoon: cuchara
knife: cuchillo
plate: plato
glass: copa
cup: vaso, taza
bowl: platón/bol/taza
napkin: servilleta
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Who
What
When
Where
Why
How
Which
```
```
Who----- Quien (singular) Quienes (pl) KEE-AN(ES)
What--- Que KEH
When--- Cuándo KOO-ANDOH
Where---- Dónde DON-DEH
Why---- Porqué POR-KEH
How----Cómo
Which----Cuáles
```
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cuál
What, which
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verdad
feminine noun verdad
| truth, right, reality
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¿Dónde? y ¿Adónde? y ¿De dónde?
¿Dónde? means "Where?" ¿Adónde? means "To where?" ¿De dónde? means "From where?" Dónde asks for a location, while adónde asks for a destination. I would say that "adónde" is usually used when some kind of movement is involved. In contrast, "dónde" is used when there is not movement.
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recitar los meses en español
enero febrero marzo abril mayo junio julio agosto septiembre, setiembre octubre noviembre diciembre
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mes
masculine noun mes
month, period of about 30 days or 4 weeks, 1/12 of a year, period of complete revolution of the moon around the earth, menses, menstruation, woman's monthly cycle
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querer
```
masculine noun querer
wisher, desirerer, commander, daydreamer, being
verb: want, will,wish, like, feel like
yo quiero
tú quieres
él/ella/usted quiere
nosotros/-as queremos
vosotros/-as queréis
ellos/ellas/ustedes quieren
```
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Conj. Spanish regular -ar verbs
| pensar
```
pensar: to think
Yo -o
Tú -as
él/ella/ello/uno/Ustd -a
nosotros/nosotras -amos
vosotros/vosotras -áis
ellos/ellas/ustedes -an
```
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Conj. Spanish regular -er verbs
| aprender
```
aprender: to learn
Yo -o
Tú -es
él/ella/ello/uno/Usted -e
nosotros/nosotras -emos
vosotros/vosotras -eis
ellos/ellas /ustedes -en
```
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Conj. Spanish regular -ir verbs
| abrir
```
abrir: to open or unlock
Yo -o
Tú -es
él/ella/ello/uno/Usted -e
nosotros/nosotras -imos
vosotros/vosotras -ís
ellos/ellas /ustedes -en
```
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te gusta
| te gustan
"te gusta" is used when you refer to one thing and "te gustan" is used when you refer to many things
Example:Te gustan las flores? Te gusta esa flor?
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to be able to
poder: to be able to
| puedo, puedes, puede, podemos, podéis, pueden
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to touch
```
tocar: to touch
yo toco
tú tocas
él/ella/Ud. toca
nosotros tocamos
vosotros tocáis
ellos/ellas/Uds. tocan
```
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sí puedo
I am able
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to go
ir: to go voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van
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to be (essential quality)
ser: to be soy, eres, es, somos, sois, son
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to have
tener: to have tengo, tienes, tiene, tenemos, tenéis, tienen
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to make
hacer to make/do hago, haces, hace, hacemos, hacéis, hecen
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to be (condition)
estar: to be estoy, estás, está, estamos, estáis, están
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ser y estar
A different verb is used to express "to be" depending on whether the speaker intends to address a condition or an essential quality.
La manzana está verde. The apple is green. (condition=unripe)
La manzana es verde. The apple is green. (essence=color green)
To address an essential quality, use ser. If you are talking about what something is, use ser; if you are talking about how something is, use estar.
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to rain
```
llover: to rain
yo lluevo
tú llueves
él/ella/Ud. llueve
nosotros llovemos
vosotros llovéis
ellos/ellas/Uds. llueven
```
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million
millón
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llama
llama
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yellow
amarillo
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to cry
llorar
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light bulb
bombilla
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clothing, garments, apparel
la ropa
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contar hasta 20
uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco, seis, siete, ocho, nueve, diez, once, doce, trece, catorce, quince, dieciséis, diecisiete, dieciocho, diecinueve, veinte
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por qué y porque
Por qué typically is used in questions, meaning "why":
¿Por qué celebramos el 16 de septiembre? (Why do we celebrate September 16?)
¿Por qué estamos aquí? (Why are we here?)
Porque typically means "because":
Perdónalos, porque no saben lo que hacen. (Forgive them, because they don't know what they're doing.)
Voy al restaurante porque tengo hambre. (I'm going to the restaurant because I'm hungry.)
—¿Por qué sales? —Porque estoy aburrida. (Why are you leaving? Because I'm bored.)
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pero
but
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o
or
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ni
neither nor
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correr
to run or race
| corro, corres, corre, corremos, corréis, corren
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leche y lecha
feminine noun leche: milk
| feminine noun lecha: milt, sperm of a male fish, roe
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sí y si
```
sí = Yes
si = if
```
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ropa
clothing, garments, apparel: la ropa
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Convert a -tion word to Spanish
Replace with -cion.
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Oops! Sorry.
Oh! Pardón (perr-donn)
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```
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
```
```
lunes Monday
martes Tuesday
miércoles. Wednesday
jueves. Thursday
viernes. Friday
sábado Saturday
domingo Sunday
```
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against
contra
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about
acerca
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toward
hacia
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according to
según
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close
cerca
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under
bajo
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When a pronoun takes the place of the name of the indirect object, use how are the following pronouns replaced? :(me), (you-familiar), (him, her, you-formal), us, (you-all-familiar), (them, you-all-formal)
```
me
te
le
nos
os
les
```
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I'm really sorry
Lo (loh) siento (see-enn-toh) mucho (moo-choh)
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I'm terrible sorry
Lo (loh) lamento (lah-menn-toh) mucho (moo-choh)
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with me
conmigo
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with you
contigo
216
Good luck
Buena suerte
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My name is Del Miller
Me llamo Del Miller
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How are you?
¿Cómo está usted?
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Very well thank you. And you?
Muy bien, gracias. ¿Y usted?
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Pero
But
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some
unos o unas
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unas
some, feminine
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unos
some, masculine
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o
or
225
or
o
226
tus
yours
227
yours
tus
228
nuestro
our, ours
229
our, ours
nuestro
230
dress
el vestido
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el vestido
dress
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la falda
Skirt
233
skirt
la falda
234
suyo
yours
235
yours
suyo
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esta
this
237
this
esta
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Adjectives that end in -o
Adjectives that end in -o have four forms: alto, alta, altos, altas
239
Adjectives that end in -e
Adjectives that end in -e have two forms: inteligente, inteligentes
240
Most adjectives that end in a consonant
Most adjectives that end in a consonant have two forms: popular, populares (form plural by adding -es)
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la corbata
tie
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tie
la corbata
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el suéter
sweater
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sweater
el suéter
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la gafas
glasses
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glasses
la gafas
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el cinturón
belt
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belt
el cinturón
249
el traje
suit
250
suit
el traje
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la botas
boots
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boots
la botas
253
el calcetines
socks
254
socks
el calcetines
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la bota
| las botas
shoe, shoes
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shoe, shoes
la bota
| las botas
257
los calcetines
| el calcetine
socks, sock
258
socks, sock
los calcetines, el calcetine
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la camisa
shirt
260
shirt
la camisa
261
el centurón
belt
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belt
el centurón
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la corbata
tie
264
tie
la corbata
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los pantalones
pants
266
pants, pant
los pantalones
| el pantalón
267
el suéter
sweater
268
sweater
el suéter
269
el traje
suit
270
suit
el traje
271
el zapato, los zapatos
shoe, shoes
272
shoe, shoes
el zapato, los zapatos
