Level 1 Lesson 1 broken down Flashcards

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1
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a boy

A

un niño

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a girl

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una niña

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3
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a man

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un hombre

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4
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a handsome man

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un hombre guapo

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5
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a good-looking girl

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una niña guapa

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6
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a pretty girl

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una niña bonita

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7
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the man

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el hombre

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the girl

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la niña

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9
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the woman

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la mujer

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10
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the men

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los hombres

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11
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the pretty girls

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las niñas bonitas

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12
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to be

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ser

to be - ser. Note that ser is an irregular verb in Spanish, and is one of the most commonly used verbs. The other way of saying “to be” is the verb estar, which we will learn more about later

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13
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The man is handsome

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El hombre es guapo

he/she/it is - es. Es is the third-person singular in the present tense of the verb ser - “to be.”

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14
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She is an enthusiastic teacher

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Ella es una maestra entusiasta

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15
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The boy is a student

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El niño es un estudiante

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16
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I am a student

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(Yo) soy una estudiante

17
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I am tall

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Yo soy alto

18
Q

Is he tall?

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¿Es alto (él)?

19
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Who am I?

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¿Quién soy (yo)?

20
Q

Are you (uds) classmates?

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¿Son compañeros (ustedes)?

The word compañero is often used to just mean “buddy” or “companion” outside a school setting as well