Final Study Flashcards
Adónde
where to
Cómo
how
Cuál, Cuáles
which, which ones
Cuándo
when
Cuánto/ a
how much
Cuántos/ as
how many
de dónde
from where
dónde
where
por qué
why
porque
because
qué
what
quién
who
quiénes
who (plural)
listen to a Spanish numbers song (30-10 million)
El compañero/ a de clase
classmate
la papelera
wastebasket
El estadio
stadium
El labortorio
lab
El curso
course
la materia
course
la prueba
test, quiz
El semestre
semester/trimester/quarter
la biología
biology
la computación
computer science
la contabilidad
accounting
la economía
economics
la física
physics
la humanidades
humanities
las leguas extranjeras
foreign languages
El periodismo
journalism
la psicología
physcology
la química
chemistry
la sociología
sociology
buscar
to look for
conversar
to converse
desear
to wish/desire
dibujar
draw
explicar
explain
regresar
return
terminar
finish
adelante
go ahead
las bellas artes
fine arts
la cama
bed
El dibujo
drawing
al lado de
next to
la derecha de
to the right of
a la izquierda de
left
allá
over there (far)
allí
there (nearer)
CERCA de
near
con
w
debajo de
below
delante de
in front of
detrás de
behind
en
in, on
encima de
on top of
entre
between, among
lejos de
far from
sin
w out
sobre
on, over
el oso
bear
el cachorro
puppy
la vaca
cow
el toro
bull
el zorro
fox
el lobo
wolf
la tortuga
turtle
el dragón
dragon
el caracol
snail
el pez
fish
los abuelos
grandparents
el/la bisabuelo/a
great-grandfather/mother
el/la gemelo/a
twin
el/la hermanastro/a
stepbrother/stepsister
el/la hijastro/a
stepson/stepdaughter
la madrastra / el padrastro
stepmother/stepfather
el medio hermano / la media hermana
half-brother/half-sister
los padres
parents
los parientes
relatives
el/la cuñado/a
brother-in-law/sister-in-law
la nuera
daughter-in-law
el/la suegro/a
father/mother-in-law
el yerno
son-in-law
el/la amigo/a
friend
el apellido
last name
la gente
people
el/la muchacho/a
boy/girl
el/la niño/a
child
el/la novio/a
boyfriend/girlfriend
la persona
person
el/la artista
artist
el/la ingeniero/a
engineer
el/la doctor(a)
doctor
el/la médico/a
physician
el/la periodista
journalist
el/la programador(a)
computer programmer
el/la tío/a
uncle/aunt
el/la primo/a
cousin
el/la hijo/a
son/daughter
el/la esposo/a
husband/wife
el/la nieto/a
grandson/granddaughter
el/la sobrino/a
nephew/niece
el/la p/madre
father/mother
mi
my
mis
my (plural)
tu
your (familiar)
tus
your (familiar plural)
su
his, her, its, your (formal)
sus
his, her, its, your (formal plural)
nuestro/a
our
nuestros/as
our (plural)
vuestro/a
your (familiar plural)
vuestros/as
your (familiar plural, masculine/feminine)
su
their, your (formal plural)
sus
their, your (formal plural)
alto/a
tall
antipático/a
unpleasant
bajo/a
short (height)
bonito/a
pretty
bueno/a
good
delgado/a
thin/skinny
difícil
hard; difficult
fácil
easy
feo/a
ugly
gordo/a
fat
gran
great
grande
big; large
guapo/a
good-looking
importante
important
inteligente
intelligent
interesante
interesting
joven (jóvenes)
young
malo/a
bad
mismo/a
same
moreno/a
brunette
mucho/a
brunet(te)
pelirrojo/a
red-haired
pequeño/a
small
rubio/a
blond(e)
simpático/a
nice; likable
tonto/a
silly; foolish
trabajador(a)
hard-working
viejo/a
old
amarillo/a
yellow
azul
blue
blanco/a
white
negro/a
black
rojo/a
red
verde
green
alemán, alemana
German
argentino/a
Argentine
canadiense
Canadian
chino/a
Chinese
costarricense
Costa Rican
cubano/a
Cuban
ecuatoriano/a
Ecuadorian
español/a
Spanish
estadounidense
from the US
francés/francesa
French
inglés/inglesa
English
italiano/a
Italian
japonés, japonesa
Japanese
mexicano/a
Mexican
norteamericano/a
(North) American
puertorriqueño/a
Puerto Rican
ruso/a
Russian
What is the first person singular form of ‘venir’?
yo vengo.
What is the first person plural form of ‘venir’?
nosotros/as venimos.
What is the second person singular form of ‘venir’?
tú vienes.
What is the second person plural form of ‘venir’?
vosotros/as venís.
What is the third person singular form of ‘venir’?
él/ella/usted viene.
What is the third person plural form of ‘venir’?
ellos/ellas/ustedes vienen.
What does ‘despertar (e:ie)’ mean?
to wake up
What does ‘tentar (e:ie)’ mean?
to try on
What does ‘negar (e:ie)’ mean?
to deny
What does ‘convertir (e:ie)’ mean?
to convert
What does ‘nevar (e:ie)’ mean?
to snow
What does ‘acertar (e:ie)’ mean?
to guess
What does ‘encender (e:ie)’ mean?
to light on fire
What does ‘advertir (e:ie)’ mean?
to advise/warn
What does ‘fregar (e:ie)’ mean?
to scrub
What does ‘hervir (e:ie)’ mean?
to boil
What does ‘confesar (e:ie)’ mean?
to confess
What does ‘mentir (e:ie)’ mean?
to lie
What does ‘consentir (e:ie)’ mean?
to consent
What does ‘pensar (e:ie)’ mean?
to think
What does ‘defender (e:ie)’ mean?
to defend
What does ‘absolver (o:ue)’ mean?
to absolve, acquit
What does ‘acordar (o:ue)’ mean?
to remember, resolve, decide, agree upon
What does ‘acostar (o:ue)’ mean?
to put to bed, lay down, stretch
What does ‘amoblar (o:ue)’ mean?
to furnish
What does ‘apostar (o:ue)’ mean?
to post a bet, wager
What does ‘aprobar (o:ue)’ mean?
to approve, pass a test
What does ‘asolar (o:ue)’ mean?
to destroy
What does ‘avergonzarse (o:üe)’ mean?
to embarrass oneself, be ashamed
What does ‘cocer (o:ue + -zo)’ mean?
to cook
What does ‘colar (o:ue)’ mean?
to strain, to slip
What does ‘colgar (o:ue)’ mean?
to hang, hang up (the phone)
What does ‘concordar (o:ue)’ mean?
to agree
What does ‘conmover (o:ue)’ mean?
to affect
What does ‘consolar (o:ue)’ mean?
to console
What does ‘costar (o:ue)’ mean?
to cost
What does ‘degollar (o:üe)’ mean?
to cut the throat
What does ‘demoler (o:ue)’ mean?
to demolish
What does ‘demostrar (o:ue)’ mean?
to demonstrate
What does ‘desaprobar (o:ue)’ mean?
to disapprove
What does ‘descolgar (o:ue)’ mean?
to unhang, let down, lower
What does ‘descontar (o:ue)’ mean?
to discount
What does ‘desosar (o:hue)’ mean?
to debone
What does ‘destorcer (o:ue + -zo)’ mean?
to untwist
What does ‘devolver (o:ue)’ mean?
to return, give back
What does ‘disolver (o:ue)’ mean?
to dissolve
What does ‘doler (o:ue)’ mean?
to hurt, be in pain
What does ‘dormir (o:ue)’ mean?
to sleep
What does ‘envolver (o:ue)’ mean?
to cover, envelope, wrap up
What does ‘forzar (o:ue)’ mean?
to force
What does ‘holgar (o:ue)’ mean?
to rest (after labor), to be idle, to idle
What does ‘hollar (o:ue)’ mean?
to tread, trample
What does ‘llover (o:ue)’ mean?
to rain
What does ‘moler (o:ue)’ mean?
to grind, mill
What does ‘morder (o:ue)’ mean?
to bite
What does ‘morir (o:ue)’ mean?
to die
What does ‘mover (o:ue)’ mean?
to move, make movements
What does ‘oler (o:hue)’ mean?
to smell
What does ‘poblar (o:ue)’ mean?
to populate, colonize, settle, people
What does ‘probar (o:ue)’ mean?
to test, prove, taste
What does ‘promover (o:ue)’ mean?
to promote
What does ‘reforzar (o:ue)’ mean?
to reinforce
What does ‘remorder (o:ue)’ mean?
to feel guilty, remorse
What does ‘remover (o:ue)’ mean?
to remove
What does ‘renovar (o:ue)’ mean?
to renovate, renew
What does ‘repoblar (o:ue)’ mean?
to repopulate, restock, reforest
What does ‘resolver (o:ue)’ mean?
to resolve
What does ‘resollar (o:ue)’ mean?
to snort, gasp
What does ‘resonar (o:ue)’ mean?
to resonate
What does ‘retorcer (o:ue)’ mean?
to wring
What does ‘revolcar (o:ue)’ mean?
to revolt, throw down
What does ‘revolver (o:ue + -zo)’ mean?
to turn back, return
What does ‘rodar (o:ue)’ mean?
to roll
What does ‘rogar (o:ue)’ mean?
to bid, request, plead
What does ‘solar (o:ue)’ mean?
to pave, floor
What does ‘soldar (o:ue)’ mean?
to weld, solder
What does ‘soler (o:ue)’ mean?
to be accustomed to
What does ‘soltar (o:ue)’ mean?
to loosen, let go
What does ‘sonar (o:ue)’ mean?
to sound, ring
What does ‘soñar (o:ue)’ mean?
to dream
What does ‘torcer (o:ue)’ mean?
to twist, sprain, strain
What does ‘tostar (o:ue)’ mean?
to toast, tan, roast
What does ‘tronar (o:ue + -zo)’ mean?
to thunder
What does ‘volar (o:ue)’ mean?
to fly
What does ‘volcar (o:ue)’ mean?
to upset, overturn, capsize, dump, empty
What does ‘corregir (e:i)’ mean?
to correct
What does ‘decir (e:i) + (c:g)’ mean?
to say, tell
What does ‘medir (e:i)’ mean?
to measure
What does ‘competir (e:i)’ mean?
to compete
What does ‘bendecir (e:i) + (c:g)’ mean?
to bless
What does ‘impedir (e:i)’ mean?
to impede
What does ‘colegir (e:i)’ mean?
to deduce
What does ‘maldecir (e:i) + (c:g)’ mean?
to curse
What does ‘perseguir (e:i)’ mean?
to pursue, to persecute
What does ‘reír (e:i)’ mean?
to laugh
What does ‘despedir (e:i)’ mean?
to dismiss, fire
What does ‘elegir (e:i)’ mean?
to elect
What does ‘seguir (e:i)’ mean?
to follow, continue
What does ‘freír (e:i)’ mean?
to fry
What does ‘servir (e:i)’ mean?
to serve
What does ‘gemir (e:i)’ mean?
to groan, moan
What does ‘sonreír (e:i)’ mean?
to smile
What is the Spanish verb for ‘to fry’?
freír
What is the Spanish verb ‘servir’ (e:i) in English?
to serve
What does ‘gemir’ (e:i) mean in English?
to groan, moan
What is the English translation of ‘sonreír’ (e:i)?
to smile
