LCS Dictionary, Lesson 61-70 Flashcards
hace
“does/makes”, “he/she/it does/makes” (Hacer, present, 3rd person)
hacemos
“do/make”, “we do/make” (Hacer, present, 1st person plural)
hacen
“do/make”, “they do/make” (Hacer, present, 3rd person plural)
hacerse
any use of Hacer with a reflexive pronoun, changing the meaning to “become”
haces
“do/make”, “you do/make” (Hacer, present, 2nd person)
hago
“do/make”, “I do/make” (Hacer, present, 1st person)
hacerle
to do him/she/it (contraction)
hacerlo
to do it (contraction)
hacerme
to do me (contraction)
hacerse
to do them (contraction)
hacerte
to do you (contraction)
hacía
“was doing/making”, “I was doing/making” (Hacer, imperfect, 1st person)
hacía
“was doing/making”, “he/she/it was doing/making” (Hacer, imperfect, 3rd person)
hacíamos
“were doing/making”, “we were doing/making” (Hacer, imperfect, 1st person plural)
hacían
“were doing/making”, “they were doing/making” (Hacer, imperfect, 3rd person plural)
hacías
“were doing/making”, “you were doing/making” (Hacer, imperfect, 2nd person)
haga
“do/make”, “I do/make” (Hacer, subjunctive, 1st person)
haga
“do/make”, “he/she/it do/make” (Hacer, subjunctive, 3rd person)
haga
“do/make” (Hacer, imperative, formal)
hágalo
“do/make it” (Hacer, imperative, formal)
hagamos
“let’s do/make” (Hacer, imperative, 1st person plural)
hagamos
“do/make”, “we do/make” (Hacer, subjunctive, 1st person plural)
hagan
“do/make”, “they do/make” (Hacer, subjunctive, 3rd person plural)
hagan
“do/make” (Hacer, imperative, plural)
hagas
“do/make”, “you do/make” (Hacer, subjunctive, 2nd person)
hagas
“don’t do/make” (Hacer, imperative, 2nd person)
hará
“will do/make”, “he/she/it will do/make” (Hacer, future, 3rd person)
harán
“will do/make”, “they will do/make” (Hacer, future, 3rd person plural)
harás
“will do/make”, “you will do/make” (Hacer, future, 2nd person)
haré
“will do/make”, “I will do/make” (Hacer, future, 1st person)
haremos
“will do/make”, “we will do/make” (Hacer, future, 1st person plural)
haría
“would do/make”, “I would do/make” (Hacer, conditional, 1st person)
haría
“would do/make”, “he/she/it would do/make” (Hacer, conditional, 3rd person)
haríamos
“would do/make”, “we would do/make” (Hacer, conditional, 1st person plural)
harían
“would do/make”, “they would do/make” (Hacer, conditional, 3rd person plural)
harías
“would do/make”, “you would do/make” (Hacer, conditional, 2nd person)
haz
“do/make” (Hacer, imperative)
hazlo
“do/make it” (Hacer, imperative)
hice
“did/made”, “I did/made” (Hacer, preterite, 1st person)
hicieron
“did/made”, “they did/made” (Hacer, preterite, 3rd person plural)
hicimos
“did/made”, “we did/made” (Hacer, preterite, 1st person plural)
hiciste
“did/made”, “you did/made” (Hacer, preterite, 2nd person)
hizo
“did/made”, “he/she/it did/made” (Hacer, preterite, 3rd person)
irme
to go to me (contraction)
irnos
to go to us (contraction)
irse
to go to him/her/it (contraction)
irte
to go to you (contraction)
tenerlo
to have it (contraction)
tenerte
to have you (contraction)
a
used in a “redundant indirect object”, e.g. le hice un favor a la chica
se
to mean “le” or “les”, when combined with le or la
acuerdo
“agreement” (masc. noun)
con cuidado
“carefully” (idiom)
cuál
which (interrogative pronoun)
cuidado
“carefulness” (masc. noun)
de acuerdo
“in agreement” (idiom)
el que
to mean “which” after a preposition (M)
forma
“way” (fem. noun)
idea
“idea” (fem. noun)
la que
to mean “which” after a preposition (F)
las que
to mean “which” after a preposition (F PL)
los que
to mean “which” after a preposition (M PL)
problema
“problem” (masc. noun)
razón
“reason” (fem. noun)
razón en
“right about” (idiom)
tener cuidado
“to be careful” (idiom, lit. “to have carefulness”)
tener razón
“to be right” (idiom, lit. “to have reason”)
trabajo
“work/job” (masc. noun)
hiciera
“did/made”, “I did/made” (Hacer, past subjunctive, 1st person)
hiciera
“did/made”, “he/she/it did/made” (Hacer, past subjunctive, 3rd person)
hiciéramos
“did/made”, “we did/made” (Hacer, past subjunctive, 1st person plural)
hicieran
“did/made”, “they did/made” (Hacer, past subjunctive, 3rd person plural)
hicieras
“did/made”, “you did/made” (Hacer, past subjunctive, 2nd person)
puede que
“it might be that…” (idiom)
poderse
any use of Poder with a reflexive pronoun, changing the meaning to “it is possible”
podemos
“can”, “we can” (Poder, present, 1st person plural)
poder
“to be able” (infinitive)
podido
“been able” (Poder, participle)
puede
“can”, “he/she/it can” (Poder, present, 3rd person)
pueden
“can”, “they can” (Poder, present, 3rd person plural)
puedes
“can”, “you can” (Poder, present, 2nd person)
puedo
“can”, “I can” (Poder, present, 1st person)
podamos
“be able”, “we be able” (Poder, subjunctive, 1st person plural)
podía
“was able”, “I was able” (Poder, imperfect, 1st person)
podía
“was able”, “he/she/it was able” (Poder, imperfect, 3rd person)
podíamos
“were able”, “we were able” (Poder, imperfect, 1st person plural)
podían
“were able”, “they were able” (Poder, imperfect, 3rd person plural)
podías
“were able”, “you were able” (Poder, imperfect, 2nd person)
podrá
“will be able”, “he/she/it will be able” (Poder, future, 3rd person)
podrán
“will be able”, “they will be able” (Poder, future, 3rd person plural)
podrás
“will be able”, “you will be able” (Poder, future, 2nd person)
podré
“will be able”, “I will be able” (Poder, future, 1st person)
podremos
“will be able”, “we will be able” (Poder, future, 1st person plural)
podría
“would be able”, “I would be able” (Poder, conditional, 1st person)
podría
“would be able”, “he/she/it would be able” (Poder, conditional, 3rd person)
podríamos
“would be able”, “we would be able” (Poder, conditional, 1st person plural)
podrían
“would be able”, “they would be able” (Poder, conditional, 3rd person plural)
podrías
“would be able”, “you would be able” (Poder, conditional, 2nd person)
pude
“was able / managed”, “I was able / managed” (Poder, preterite, 1st person)
pudiendo
“being able” (Poder, gerund)
pudiera
“were able”, “I were able” (Poder, subjunctive past, 1st person)
pudiera
“were able”, “he/she/it were able” (Poder, subjunctive past, 3rd person)
pudiéramos
“were able”, “we were able” (Poder, subjunctive past, 1st person plural)
pudieran
“were able”, “they were able” (Poder, subjunctive past, 3rd person plural)
pudieras
“were able”, “you were able” (Poder, subjunctive past, 2nd person)
pudieron
“were able / managed”, “they were able / managed” (Poder, preterite, 3rd person plural)
pudimos
“were able / managed”, “we were able / managed” (Poder, preterite, 1st person plural)
pudiste
“were able / managed”, “you were able / managed” (Poder, preterite, 2nd person)
pudo
“was able / managed”, “he/she/it was able / managed” (Poder, preterite, 3rd person)
pueda
“be able”, “I be able” (Poder, subjunctive, 1st person)
pueda
“be able”, “he/she/it be able” (Poder, subjunctive, 3rd person)
puedan
“be able”, “they be able” (Poder, subjunctive, 3rd person plural)
puedas
“be able”, “you be able” (Poder, subjunctive, 2nd person)
claro
adjective meaning “clear” when used with Estar
feliz
“happy” (adjective)
seguro
adjective meaning “sure” when used with Estar
solo
“lonely” (adjective)
mismo
“same” (adjective)
mismo
adjective meaning “herself”, “myself”, etc. for emphasis (e.g. “yo misma”)
seguro
adjective meaning “safe” or “secure” when used with Ser
a la vez
“at once” (idiom)
a veces
“sometimes” (idiom)
al mismo tiempo
“at the same time” (idiom)
de una vez por todas
“once and for all” (idiom)
de vez en cuando
“once in a while” (idiom)
una vez
“once” (idiom)
una vez que
idiom meaning “once”, right before another phrase
ya mismo
“this instant” (idiom)
en ese entonces
“back then” (idiom)
hacer una fiesta
“throw a party” (idiom)
momento de
“time to…” or “moment to…” (idiom)
tiempo al tiempo
“give it time” (idiom)
tiempo de
“time to…” (idiom)
entonces
“time” or “time period” (masc. noun)
fiesta
“party” (fem. noun)
hora
“hour” (fem. noun)
mañana
“morning” (fem. noun)
mes
“month” (masc. noun)
minutos
“minute” (masc. noun)
momento
“moment” (masc. noun)
pasado
“past” (masc. noun)
semana
“week” (fem. noun)
cómo le va
how’s it going? (formal) (idiom)
cómo les va
how’s it going? (plural) (idiom)
cómo te va
how’s it going? (idiom)
dónde estar
“a place to be” (idiom)
