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Fluencia Level 6 Units 3-4 Flashcards

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(Level 6, Unit 3: Couple’s Therapy - verbs like gustar)

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(Terapia de pareja)

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Traffic jams are bothersome to her.

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A ella le molestan los embotellamientos.

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3
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My hand itches. I’m scratching the itch.

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Me pica la mano. Me estoy rascando la picazón.

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Don’t make fun of me!

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¡No te burles de mí!

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That suit looks good on you (fits you well).

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Ese traje te queda bien.

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I still have (left) five dollars.

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Todavía (Aún) me quedan cinco dólares.

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I am missing an ingredient to complete the recipe. I miss you (you make me lacking) (2). When are you returning?

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Me falta un ingrediente para completar la receta. Tú me haces falta. (Te extraño.) ¿Cuándo regresas?

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That dress looks very good on you. Is there milk left for the coffee?

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Ese vestido te queda muy bien. ¿Queda leche para el café?

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I like (am fond of) Miguel, he’s very friendly. They don’t like Maria, she’s unpleasant. Carlos doesn’t like them, they make fun of him.

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A mí me cae bien Miguel, es muy amable. A ellos no les cae bien María, ella es antipática. A Carlos no le caen bien ellos; se burlan de él.

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it makes no difference to me, it’s all the same to me, it’s all equal to me (2): It’s all the same to me if you come or not to my party. Do you want to go to the movies or to the beach? -It’s all the same to me.

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A mí me da igual si vienes o no a mi fiesta. ¿Quieres ir al cine o a la playa? -Me da lo mismo. OR -A mí me da lo mismo.

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I get nervous when I fly. (It puts me nervous to fly.) You get sad when you see that movie. (It puts you sad to see that movie.)

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Me pone nervioso volar. Te pone triste ver esa película.

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12
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Do grasshopper tacos disgust you?

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¿A tí te dan asco los tacos de chapulines?

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13
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This book bores me too much.

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Este libro me aburre demasiado.

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You have a gray hair in your mustache, Daddy. My grandma is gray-haired.

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Tienes una cana en el bigote, Papi. Mi abuela es de pelo canoso (gris).

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to kick; to bat; to beat

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patear; batear; batar

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I’m missing a shoe. Where did I put it?

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Me falta un zapato. ¿Dónde lo puse?

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That movie scares my girlfriend (gives my girlfriend fear).

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Esa película le da miedo a mi novia.

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My feet hurt (present tense) after walking so much.

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Me duelen los pies después de caminar tanto.

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When I see the woman that I like, I get nervous (I put myself nervous).

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Cuando veo a la mujer que me gusta, me pongo nervioso.

20
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It bores me to be in class, I want to go out with my friends.

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Me aburre estar en clase, quiero salir con mis amigos.

21
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We love going shopping! We go every week.

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¡Nos encanta ir de compras! Vamos todas las semanas.

22
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The music from the party bothers the neighbors.

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La música de la fiesta les molesta a los vecinos.

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Do you want to eat chicken or pork? I don’t care (it makes no difference to me. (2)

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Quieres comer pollo o carne de cerdo? A mí me da igual (a mí me da lo mismo).

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(Level 6, Unit 4: A Trip Down Memory Lane - preterite and imperfect, Caribbean Spanish)

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(Un viaje por el carril de la memoria)

25
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the lane (e.g. highway)

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el carril

26
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I used to have (in prior times (before) I had) long hair.

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Yo antes tenía el pelo largo.

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I had long hair for three years.

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Tuve el pelo largo por tres años.

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I was watching TV when the phone rang.

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Yo estaba mirando televisión cuando sonó el teléfono.

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They were eating dinner when the doorbell rang.

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Ellos estaban cenando cuando sonó el timbre de la puerta.

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I was sweeping the floor when the dog entered full of mud.

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Yo estaba barriendo el piso cuando entró el perro lleno de fango.

31
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Julio arrived late to the party because he was not aware of the time (hour).

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Julio llegó tarde a la fiesta porque no se dio cuenta de la hora.

32
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As a boy, Santiago played hide-and-seek with his friends.

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De niño, Santiago jugaba escondite con sus amigos.

33
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After leaving (of) work I got (received) lots of emails.

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Después de salir del trabajo, recibí muchos correos electrónicos.

34
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I like your friends, they are very nice! I like (am fond of) Alan.

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¡Tus amigos me caen bien, son muy simpáticos! Alan me cae bien.

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I’m glad (it makes me happy) to know that you (informal) have a new job.

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Me alegra saber que tú tienes un nuevo trabajo.

36
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(That movie makes scared my girlfriend.) NOT (That movie makes my girlfriend scared.)

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Esa película le da miedo a mi novia. NOT Esa película le da a mi novia miedo.

37
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I have a white shirt and a black skirt.

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Tengo puestas una camisa blanca y una falda negra.

38
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Do you (informal) have the printed (2) invitations?

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¿Tienes las invitaciones imprimidas (impresas)?

39
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CUL Caribbean Spanish

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español caribeño

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(words derived from the Taino language): hammock, hurricane, iguana, manatee, papaya, BBQ

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hamaca, huracán, iguana, manatí, papaya, barbacoa

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(words from the Caribs): Caribbean, cannibal

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caribe, caníbal

42
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still, yet (2): It was 9:00 and they still hadn’t eaten.

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aún, todavía: Eran las nueve y todavía no habían comido.

43
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That summer was really hot. They went to the beach daily.

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Ese verano hacía mucho calor. Fueron a la playa diariamente.

44
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She got up, got dressed, and left for work. I woke up, got up, got dressed, ate breakfast, and left for work.

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Ella se levantó, se vistió y salió al trabajo. Me desperté, me levanté, me vestí, desayuné, y me fui (salí) a trabajar.

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This morning I got to work (arrived at work) late because I didn’t get up on time.

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Esta mañana me llegué al trabajo tarde porque no me levanté a tiempo.

46
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I was sleeping when my husband called (me).

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Yo estaba durmiendo cuando mi esposo me llamó.

47
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still, yet (positive): In 2008 I was still at (in) the university.

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En el 2008 todavía estaba en la universidad.

Spanish: Fluencia Levels 6-10 (25 decks)

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