Level 2: Lesson 1

Question 1

To understand

Answer 1

comprender

Question 2

I want to understand it.

Answer 2

Quiero comprenderlo.

Question 3

I want to understand you.

Answer 3

Quiero comprenderte.

Question 4

Can you understand me?

Answer 4

Puedes comprenderme?

Question 5

Why can’t you understand me?

Answer 5

Por que no puedes comprenderme?

Question 6

I can’t understand you.

Answer 6

No puedo comprenderte.

Question 7

I can’t tell you now.

Answer 7

No puedo decirte ahora.

Question 8

Why don’t you want to tell me?

Answer 8

Por que no quieres decirme?

Question 9

He is Pedro.

Answer 9

Es Pedro

Question 10

Is he Pedro or Miguel?

Answer 10

Es Pedro o Miguel?

Question 11

Is Pedro American or Spanish?

Answer 11

Pedro es Americano o Espanol?
Es Pedro Americano o Espanol?

Question 12

I am Paula and I am Spanish.

Answer 12

Soy Paula y soy Espanola.

Question 13

If

Answer 13

si (without the accent of yes ‘si’)

Question 14

I don’t know if you can see me.

Answer 14

No se si puedes verme.

Question 15

I don’t know if he is Spanish or British.

Answer 15

No se si es Espanol o Britanico.

Question 16

I understand.

Answer 16

comprendo

Question 17

To understand.
I understand.
You understand.
he/she understands.

Answer 17

comprender
(yo) comprendo
(tu) comprendes
(el/ella) comprende

Question 18

She wants to know if you understand.

Answer 18

(Ella) Quieres saber si comprendes

Question 19

She wants to know if he understands.

Answer 19

(Ella) Quiere saber si comprende.

Question 20

To tell / To tell

Answer 20

decir

Question 21

She doesn’t want to tell me if she’s leaving tonight.

Answer 21

No quiere decirme si sale esta noche.

Question 22

If I don’t see you today, you can tell me tomorrow.

Answer 22

Si no te veo hoy, puedes decirme manana.

Question 23

Don’t you see where I am?

Answer 23

No ves donde estoy?

Question 24

I can see you.

Answer 24

Puedo verte.

Question 25

I see you.

Answer 25

Te veo.

Question 26

You can see me

Answer 26

Puedes verme.

Question 27

You see me.

Answer 27

Me ves.

Question 28

I can understand you.

Answer 28

Puedo comprenderte.

Question 29

I understand you.

Answer 29

Te comprendo.

Question 30

Words are stressed on the second to last syllable when the word ends in a vowel or ‘n’ or ‘s’, so no accent marks are needed. The accent is automatically applied because of this rule.

Answer 30

Coca-Cola
cerveza
pone
imposible
perdone
buenas
tardes
grande
sabes
ponen
manana

Question 31

Words ending in a consonant other than n or s are stressed on the last syllable, so no accent mark is necessary. The accent is automatically applied.

Answer 31

comprender
saber
hacer
estoy
hotel

Question 32

a

Question 33

Words which to not end in a vowel, or ‘n’, or ‘s’, or that end in a consonant other than ‘n’ or ‘s’, require an accent to be written into the words to indicate the stressed vowel.

Answer 33

dificil (accent over the second ‘i’)
facil (accent over the first vowel)
estas (accent over the second vowel)
aqui (accent over the second vowel)
telefono (accent over the second vowel)
cafe (accent over the second vowel)

Question 34

At times accents are also used to help differentiate between identically spelled words.

Answer 34

mi (my) (no accent)
mi (me) (Accent over the ‘e’)
el (the)
el (him) (accent over the ‘e’)
tu (your)
tu (you) (accent over the ‘u’)

Question 35

She wants to know if you understand?

Answer 35

Ella quiere saber si comprendes?

Question 36

You can’t tell me tomorrow?

Answer 36

No puedes decirme manana?

Question 37

I don’t know where I am.

Answer 37

No veo donde estoy.

Question 38

You don’t know where I am.

Answer 38

No sabes donde estoy.

Question 39

She doesn’t want to tell me if she’s leaving tonight.

Answer 39

No quiere decirme si sale esta noche.

Question 40

If I don’t see you today, you can tell me tomorrow.

Answer 40

Si no te veo hoy, puedes decirme manana.

Question 41

I can’t tell you now because I’m leaving.

Answer 41

No puedo decirte ahora porque salgo.