El caballero - Capítulo 1 - la página 54 Flashcards by Rachel Schell

Cuando

When
Where
After

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Sea

Is
Was

(A form of “ser”- to be)

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Tendrá

You will have

(A form of “tener”- to have)

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Aquí

Here

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Miraba

Looked at

(A form of “mirar”- to look)

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Era

Was

(A form of “ser”- to be)

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Desconocido

Unknown

(“Conocido”- known)

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Nadie

No one

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Conocía

Knew

(A form of “conocer”- to know, to understand)

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Famoso

Famous
Renowned

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Había luchado

Had fought

(A form of “luchar”- to fight, to battle, to contend…think “luchador”- wrestler, fighter)

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Contra

Combat
Versus
Against

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Viajaba

Traveled

(A form of “viajar”- to travel)

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De reino en reino

Kingdom to kingdom

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Enemigos

Enemies

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Reyes

Kings
Rulers

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Llegó

Came
Arrived

(From “llegar”- to arrive)

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Entrada

Entrance
Gateway

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Castillo

Castle

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Allí

There
Where
Here

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Guardias

Guards

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Detuvieron

Stopped
Detained

(From “detener”- to stop, to detain, to pause)

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Quién

Who

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Eres

You are

(From “ser”- to be)

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Extraño

Strange

Hombre

Man Fellow

Me llamo

My name is (Literally: I am called) (From “llamar”- to call)

Quiero

I want to (From “querer”- to want)

Ver

To see

Rey

King Ruler

Este

This

Puedes

You can (From “poder”- to be able to)

Márchate

Leave Go away (Think “march!”)

Retrocedió

Retreated Receded (From “retroceder”- to retreat, to go back)

Pasos

Steps Paces

Dejó

Left Let Put Allow (From “dejar”- to leave, to let, to allow)

Suelo

Floor Ground

Contenía

Contained (From “contener”- to contain) ( “con”- with) (“tener”- to have)

Objectos

Objects

Pergaminos

Scrolls Parchments

Sacó

Took out (From “sacar”- to get, to take, to take out)

Viejo

Old

Dio

Gave (From “dar”- to give)

Tengo

I have (From “tener”- to have)

Invitación

Invitation

Ver

To see

Miró

Looked at (From “mirar”- to look, to look at)

Parecía

Appeared to (From “parecer”- to appear, to seem)

Oficial

Official

Tenía

Had (From “tener”- to have)

Sello

Seal Stamp

Está

Is (From “estar”- to be)

Puedes

You can (From “poder”- to be able to)

Pasar

To Pass

Cruzó

Crossed (From “cruzar”- to cross)

Puente

Bridge

Piedra

Stone Pebble

Atravesó

Went through Traversed (From “atravesar”- to go through, to traverse)

Puerta

Door Gate Entrance

Alto

High Highest

Grandes

Great Large Big

Murallas

Walls Ramparts Battlements

Segunda

Second

Dejaron

Left Let Allow (From “dejar”- to leave, to let, to allow)

Sala

Room Hall Chamber

Bonita

Nice Beautiful Lovely

Con

With

Desconfianza

Distrust Suspicion (“Fianza”-bond, deposit, security, guarantee) (you can think of the prefix “descon” as “without”)

Sabían

Know (From “saber”- to know) (you can remember this by thinking of the English word “savvy”- knowledgeable)

Hacía

Made Was doing (From “hacer”- to make)