Hacer Flashcards
Hacer (3; direct translation?)
(AH-ser) To make (something), to do, to render
Direct translation: Render
• Making real; putting into effect.
*Hacer is a make-your-own-meal (MYOM) restaurant that Ser runs.
• She wants lots of people to come in, as long as they make their own meals and give some of the food back to her (Ser).
Hago
I make, I do
“Vaya cosa, yo casi hago escalera de oro.”
– My goodness! I almost made a straight of diamonds.
“Yo hago la tarea todos los días.”
– I do the homework every day.
“Si no lo hago, lo sé hacer.”
– If I don’t do it, I know how to do it.
*Joel and his friends show up, and Ser says that they should go ahead and prepare hogs for dinner.
• She hands a hog to each of the friends, and Joel says “I’ll go [hago] prepare my hog first.”
Hace
He, she, or it does/makes
• Hace buen tiempo (The weather is nice)
“Para él no hace ninguna diferencia.”
– For him it doesn’t make any difference.
“Para ti lo hace.”
– He does it for you.
“Nadie hace un pastel.”
– Nobody is making a cake.
*The lizards hog starts to make noise, like it’s trying to make something. Joel hears it and says, “What did the lizards hog say [hace]?”
• The pandas hog makes noise too, and Joel asks, “What are the hogs saying [hacen]?”
Hacen
They do/make
“¿Qué hacen aqui, se van?”
– What are they doing here, are they leaving?
Haces
You do/make
“Me haces feliz.”
– You make me happy.
“¿Qué haces tú por aquí?”
– What are you doing around here?
Hacemos
We are doing/making
Hacía
I, he, she, or it used to do/make (imperfect/general past tense)
• I was doing/making
• 1st and 3rd person imperfect past tense
“No sabía lo que hacía.”
– I did not know what I was doing.
*The hogs are sent to a meal prep station behind the counter, Joel used to do (did) [hacía] this job and he wants to go behind the counter to see how it works here.
Hice
I did/made
• 1st person preterite
“Yo hice la tarea anoche.”
– I did the homework last night.
“Yo hice la comida del gato.”
– I made the cat’s food.
“Sí lo hice, pero no sale.”
– Yes, I did (it) but it doesn’t come off.
“Hice una visita a mi tío.”
– I made a visit to my uncle.
*In the merchandise area (preterite), the hogs drop on tables ready to eat. Joel adds garnishes to the hog to prepare it.
• Joels says, “I did [hice] that so quickly? That was easy.”
Hizo
He, she, or it did/made
• 3rd person preterite
“No debió hacerlo, sin embargo lo hizo.”
–He should not have done it, however he did it.
“Él se hizo abogado.”
–He became a lawyer.
“Él hizo la tarea.”
– He did the assignment.
*The lizards garnish looks even better than Joels. Joel is impressed and says, “Look how he did [hizo] that, He’s so good at that.”
Hiciste
You did/made
• 2nd person preterite
No me gustó lo que hiciste.
-I didn’t like what you did.
¿Lo hiciste por mí?
-Did you do it for me?
Hiciste lo que haría cualquiera.
-You did what anyone would.
¿Hiciste lo que te pedí hacer? Sí, lo hice.
-Did you do what I asked you to do? Yes, I did it.
Tú hiciste mal la nota.
-You wrote the note badly.
¿Hiciste la tarea anoche?
-Did you do the homework last night?
Hiciste una buena compra.
-You made a good purchase.
Ser dropped a pig and made a big mess on the floor.
• Joel tells her, “You made [hiciste] a mess! Cease and desist!”
Hicieron
They did/made
• 3rd person plural preterite
*When the pandas hog comes out of the shoot, they see air blowing on the apple in the hogs mouth and they think it is breathing.
• They say, “We see air blowing on [hicieron] the apple.”
Hicimos
We did/made
• 1st person plural preterite
Haré
I will do/make
• 1st person future tense
“Haré una declaración.”
– I will make a statement.
“Yo haré el trabajo mañana si yo puedo.”
– I will do the work tomorrow if I can.
“La próxima vez lo haré.”
– Next time I will do it.
“Lo haré después de que ella haya llegado.”
– I’ll do it after she has arrived.
*Joel loves making hogs, and he says, “Hooray, I will make [haré] one tomorrow as well!”
Hará
He, she, it will do/make
• 3rd person future tense
La anestesia local hará que no duela.
-The local anesthetic will make it not hurt.
Pregúntale si lo hará o no.
-Ask him if he will do it or not.
¿Me hará algo? Sí, cómo no, haré cualquiera que me pides.
-Will you do something for me? Yes, of course, I will do anything you ask.
Por lo tanto, la persona que hará los informes no es responsable.
-Therefore, the person that makes the reports is not responsible.
Harás
You will do/make
