Phrases Flashcards by Dima Ruban | Brainscape

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I am learning Spanish

A

Estoy aprendiendo español

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How much does … cost?

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¿Cuánto cuesto/cuesta …?

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Come here

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¡Ven aquí!

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To be hungry

To be “starving”

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Tener hambre

Estar muerto de hambre

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To be married to

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Estar casado con

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How old are you?

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¿Cuántos años tienes/tiene usted?

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What does … mean?

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¿Qué quiere decir …?

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To spend time

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Pasar tiempo

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To be full of …

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Estar lleno de …

“ El sótano está lleno de cosas”

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To be hot/cold

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Tener calor/frío

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To be thirsty

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Tener sed

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To be tired

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Tener sueño

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To be right

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Tener razón

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To be afraid

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Tener miedo

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To be careful

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Tener cuidado

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To be lucky

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Tener suerte

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To be … years old

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Tener … años

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Go for a walk (2)

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Dar un paseo

Dar una vuelta

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Good job! (2)

A

¡Buen trabajo!

¡Bien hecho!

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OK (2)

A

Está bien

De acuerdo

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How is your day going? (2)

How was your day?

A

¿Qué tal tu día?
¿Cómo va tu día?

¿Cómo fue tu día?

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To exercise

A

Hacer ejercicio

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To ask a question
Do you have any questions?
Do you have any questions for me?

A

Hacer una pregunta

¿Tiene alguna pregunta?

¿Quiere hacerme alguna pregunta?

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To throw a party

A

Hacer una fiesta

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I’ll be right back (2)

A

Ya vuelvo/regreso

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What’s for dinner?

What are we having for dinner?

A

¿Qué hay para cenar?

¿Qué vamos a cenar?

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To go shopping

A

Ir de compras

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It doesn’t matter to me (2)

A

No me importa

Me da igual

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I’m sorry/excuse me (2)

2. I’m sorry (to express sympathy)

A

Perdón/perdóneme, disculpe/discúlpeme

2. Lo siento

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Good luck!

A

¡Buena suerte!

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To make love

A

Hacer el amor

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To have to do with

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Tener que ver con

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To have been [doing something] for [time]

A

Hace [time] que [verb in present tense]

“Hace tres meses que estudio español”

“¿Hace cuánto tiempo que esperas?”

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It’s necessary to …

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Hay que + [infinitive]

“Hay que leer mucho en la clase”

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To pay attention

A

Prestar attención

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It’s a piece of cake!

A

¡Es pan comido!

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To make an appointment

A

Pedir una cita

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As far as I know

A

Que yo sepa

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As soon as possible

A

Lo antes posible

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Have a good time! (2)

How did it go?
It went very well.

A

¡Que lo pases bien!
¡Pásalo bien!

¿Cómo lo pasaste?
Lo pasé muy bien.

Can also use reflexive pasarse (e.g. ¡Pásatelo bien!, ¿Cómo te lo pasaste?)

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To be worth it (exp)

A

Valer la pena

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To be funny to someone

“That’s very funny to him”
“That’s not funny at all to me”

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Hacerle gracia

“Le hace mucha gracia.”

“No me hace nada de gracia.”

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To be looking forward to

To be excited about

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Tener muchas ganas de

Tener (mucha) ilusión

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At the beginning of (2)

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A principios de/Al principio de

A comienzos de/Al comienzo de

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To be dying to …

A

Morirse por

“Me muero por terminar los exámenes.”