March- 2022- 2 Flashcards
Él dice que…
He says (SES) that…
Dan le dice a ella
Dan tells her (or Dan says to her)
1 persona
5 personas
algunas personas
muchas personas
1 person
5 people
some people “SAM”
a lot of people / many people
Si decides ir
If you decide TO go…
COSTS
EXISTS
“STS”
¿Está lloviendo?
No! hace mucho sol!
Is it raining?
No, it’s really sunny
Tienes frío?
Yo tengo un poco de frío
Are you cold?
I’m a bit cold
Tengo catarro
I have a cold
Tú hablas con ellos todos los días
You talk to them every day
GUESTS
ASKS
“STS”
IMAGE
DRAWER
CHOCOLATE
IMAGE (ímich)
DRAWER (dróor) cajón
CHOCOLATE (“chóklit”)
Y después…
Luego…
And after that,..
Then….
FILING CABINET
CUPBOARD
NOTICE BOARD
Filing cabinet (“fáilin”) : archivo
Cupboard (kábbad): armario
Notice board: (“nóutis bord) tablón de anuncios
La papelera está lejos de las bandejas
The paper bin is FAR FROM the trays. (“treis”)
Are you embarrassed?
Yes, I am a bit embarrased.
Te da vergüenza?
Sí, me da un poco de vergüenza
Podrías repetir eso?
Could you repeat that please?
Peter is coming tomorrow. (Why do I use present continuous?)
I use present continuous because it is a plan already arranged.
Podrías hablar más despacio?
Could you speak more slowly please?
excepto…
except (for)…
APPLE
MONEY
SOME
Pronunciation (“apl”, “mani”, “sam”)
Dan le dice a él
Dan tells him (Dan says to him)
Dan le grita a él
Dan SHOUTs AT him
Dan le grita a ella
Dan SHOUTs AT her
a ring
a suit (“sut”)
a plate
un anillo
un traje
un plato
Does your best friend have a million euros? (“iurous”)
Yes, he HAS a million euros
No, he DOESN’T HAVE a million euros.
Dale las flores a tu mujer
Give your wife the flowers
Give the flowers TO your wife.
Dámelo.
Dámelos.
Give it to me.
Give them to me.
Diferente de
Different from
cumplir la fecha límite
cumplir los requisitos
meet the deadline
meet the requirements
hacer huelga
go on strike
sede / oficinas centrales
headquarters (HQ) , head office
Nadie me puede ayudar
Cualquiera me puede ayudar
Todo el mundo me puede ayudar
Nobody /No one can help me
Anybody /Anyone can help me
Everybody /Everyone can help me
What can I do?
- Nada
- Cualquier cosa
- Nothing
- Anything
mejor que
peor que
better than
worse than
el mejor
el peor
the best
the worst
on time
in time
on time = punctual
in time = “ a tiempo”
para trabajar
para hacer
para escuchar a mi equipo…
to work
to do
to listen to my team…
AUTHORISE
AUTHORISATION
AUTHOR
AUTHORITY
AUTHORISE (“ózorais”)
AUTHORISATION (“ozoraiséishon”)
AUTHOR (óza)
AUTHORITY (ozóriti)
mi jefe anterior
mi equipo anterior
my trabajo anterior
my previous boss (“prívias”)
my previous team
my previous job
contratar a un empleado
hire (“háia) a new employee
No conozco a nadie
No dije nada
No fui a ningún sitio
I don’t know anybody /anyone
I didn’t say anything
I didn’t go anywhere
Is there any money in your bank account?
Yes, there is SOME money in my bank account
No, there isn’t ANY money in my bank account
Te di la información
I GAVE (“geiv”) you the information
Ella le dio a él un beso
She GAVE him a kiss
Mi amigo me dio una flor
My friend GAVE me a flower
Ella me lo dio
She GAVE it to me
You’re cutting out = You are breaking up
Se entrecorta
We were cut off
Se ha cortado
Tuvimos un día complicado
We HAD a complicated day
we need financial support
Pronunciation “sapóórt”
Are you wearing trousers?
Yes, I’m wearing trousers. (“trausers”)
Do you have a boat?
“bout”
Where can I leave this?
-En cualquier sito
Anywhere
What would you like to drink?
-Cualquier cosa
Anything
Mándamelo.
Mándamelos.
Send it to me.
Send them to me.
Mándaselo (a él)
Mándaselo (a ella)
Mándanoslo.
Send it to him
Send it to her
Send it to us
¿Te gustaría tomar un café?
WOULD YOU LIKE to have a coffee?
Ella dice que tiene un problema
She says (SES) she has a problem
Yo también
Yo tampoco
Me too Me neither (nída)
Tengo hambre
¿Tienes hambre?
I’m hungry
Are you hungry?
Me gusta el teléfono de Linda
I like Linda’s phone
Ella me dijo..
She told me..
Tengo sed
¿Tienes sed?
I’m thirsty (zérsti)
Are you thirsty?
Te dije
I told you
El piso de Max
Max’s flat / apartment (Maxis)
Hay algunos problemas
There are some problems
Hay algo de dinero
There is some money
Hay una carrera
There is a race
Hay muchas tiendas
There are a lot of shops / many shops
La bici de Jack es azul
Jack’s bike is blue
Después de hablar con él…
After talkING to him..
Antes de escucharle a ella…
Before listenING to her…
El cliente nos dijo…
The client told us….
Hay una mesa.
No hay una mesa.
There is a table.
There isn’t a table. / There’s not a table
El móvil de Chris es nuevo
Chris’ mobile phone is new.
Si ellos deciden cancelar la reunión…
If they decide TO cancel the meeting…
Antes de desayunar
Before havING breakfast
Después de comer
After havING lunch
Después de leer el informe
After readING the report (“ripórt”)
CLOUDY
WINDY
TROUSERS
FLOWERS
Pronunciation
“claudi” “wíndi” “tráusers” “ fláuers”
Prepara un borrador
No prepares un borrador
Prepare a draft (“pripér”)
Don’t prepare a draft
Dile (a él)
No le digas (a él)
Tell him
Don’t tell him
Are there any clients?
Yes, there are some clients
No, there aren’t any clients
¿Te gusta el coche de Tom?
Do you like Tom’s car?
Antes de abrir la ventana ..
Before openING the window..
Después de analizar la información
After analysING the information
Tengo unos euros
I have some euros (“iúrous”)
My jefe dice que es complicado
My manager says (that) it’s complicated. (“kómplikéitid”)
Necesitamos tiempo para analizar…
We need time to analyze…
Do you have any money?
Yes, I have some money
No, I don’t have any money
¿Te gustaría venir con nosotros?
Would you like to come with us?
La pregunta de Anna
Anna’s question
La respuesta de mi compañero
My colleague’s answer
El pelo de tu prima
Your cousin’s hair
Los pantalones de Mary
Mary’s trousers (“trausers”)
Envíaselo (a ella)
No se lo envíes (a ella)
Send it to her
Don’t send it to her
INTERESTING
DRAW A PICTURE
“ÍÍn-tres-tin”
“dró”
Give it back
devuélvelo
préstamo bancario
ahorros
LOAN (“loun”)
savings (“seivins”)
ahorrar dinero
gastar dinero
SAVE MONEY
SPEND MONEY
es simplemente un borrador
It’s just a draft
Yo trabajo a jornada completa
Ella trabaja a media jornada
I work FULL-TIME
She workS PART-TIME
Me marcho a las 5
I’m leaving at 5
¿Están hablando por teléfono?
Are they talking on the phone?
¿Estás hablando conmigo?
Are you talking to me?
Mary está de pie delante de tí.
Detrás de tí
A tu lado
Mary is standing in front of you.
Behind you
Next to you (beside you)
Este es el despacho de Lucy
This is Lucy’s office
Las bromas de Tom
Tom’s jokes
¿Dónde está el informe de Michael?
Where is Michael’s report?
Ella es la compañera de Carlos
She is Carlos’ colleague.
Trabajas a jornada completa?
Trabaja ella a media jornada?
Do you work full-time?
Does she work part-time?
¿Estás escuchando la radio?
Are you listening to the radio?
Necesito nuevas ideas PARA seguir.
I need new ideas to continue / to go on.
El tío de John
La tía de John
El nieto de John
John’s uncle (“ankl”)
John’s aunt (“ant”)
John’s grandson
Are your eyes (“ais”) like mine or different from mine?
They are different from yours.
a setback
un contratiempo
What’s Pisa famous for?
Pisa is famous for its tower. (“taua”)
