RealFastSpanish

Question 1

It is John’s apple

Answer 1

Es la manzana de John

Question 2

I give John the apple

Answer 2

Le doy la manzana a John

Question 3

We give him the apple.

Answer 3

Le damos la manzana.

Question 4

He gives it to John.

Answer 4

Él se la da a John

The indirect objects le/Les become “se” when used with a direct object pronoun

Question 5

She gives it to him.

Answer 5

Ella se la da.

Question 6

I must give it to him.

Answer 6

Debo dársela a él

Question 7

I want to give it to her.

Answer 7

Quiero dársela (a ella)

Question 8

I’m going to buy it tomorrow

Answer 8

Voy a comprarla mañana.

Question 9

Are you up for…

Are you up for a drink after work?

Would you like to take a trip to the mountains this weekend?

Answer 9

Te apetece

Te apetece tomar algo después del trabajo?

Te apetece hacer un viaje a las montañas este fin de semana?

Question 10

Does that work for you? (Two ways)

Is 7:00 ok with you? / Does 7:00pm work for you?

Are you okay to get get up very early on Saturday?

Answer 10

Te va bien/ te parece bien

Te parece bien a las Siete?
Te va bien a las siete?

Te va bien levantarte muy temprano el sábado?

Question 11

I have to…

I have to finish this email and then I’ll go to the bar.

Answer 11

Tener que

Tengo que terminar este correo y entonces iré al bar.

Question 12

I’ll let you know (two ways)

I have to check if I’m free tomorrow. I’ll let you know.

Answer 12

Ya te aviso / ya te digo.

(Here, ya=definitely)

Tengo que confirmar si estoy estoy libre mañana. Ya te aviso/digo.

Question 13

Let’s see

Let’s see if they are open today.

Answer 13

A ver…

A ver si está abierto.

(Businesses etc usually referred to in singular)

Question 14

What’s up? How’s it going?

How was your trip?

How did your interview go?

Answer 14

Qué tal?

Qué tal tu viaje?

Qué tal tu entrevista?

Question 15

Tell me a little about…

Tell me a little about your dinner date last night?

Answer 15

Dime un poco sobre tu cita para cenar anoche.

Question 16

I need to ask you a strange question.

I have several questions I want to ask you.

Answer 16

Necesito hacerte una pregunta extraña.

Tengo algunas preguntas que quiero hacerte.

Question 17

What do you think?

What do you think of the news?

Answer 17

Qué opinas (de)?

Qué opinas de la noticia?

Question 18

I’m interested in…

I’m really interested to know what happens next.

Answer 18

Me interesa

Me interesa mucho saber lo que pasa después.

Question 19

It annoys me…

It annoys me to see you work so hard without results.

Answer 19

Me molesta..

Me molesta verte trabajar tanto sin resultados.

Question 20

The good thing about… or

The + adjective + thing (about)

The good thing about the book is is that it helps you see things from a different point of view.

Answer 20

Lo bueno de
Lo importante

Lo bueno del libro es que te ayuda a ver las cosas desde un punto de vista diferente.

Question 21

In addition / plus / besides

Answer 21

Además …

Question 22

And specifically…

I love sports and specifically my favorite sports are basketball and soccer.

Answer 22

Y en concreto…

Me encanta el deportes y en concreto mis deportes favoritos son baloncesto y fútbol.

Question 23

Of course!

Yes of course!

Answer 23

Por supuesto

si, por supuesto.

Question 24

You’re right!

Answer 24

Tienes razón

Question 25

It is worth it … I think it’ll be worth it.

Answer 25

Vale la pena.. Creo que vale la pena.

Question 26

It doesn’t matter / I don’t mind I can’t remember that guys name, well it doesn’t matter, what he did was amazing.

Answer 26

Da igual / me da igual No puedo recordar el nombre de ese hombre, pues da igual, lo que hizo fue increíble.

Question 27

Well / alright then… all right then, shall we finish for the day?

Answer 27

Pues Pues nada Pues nada, terminamos por hoy?

Question 28

I’ll pay / I’ll buy

Answer 28

Te invito

Question 29

Until (next time) See you next week.

Answer 29

Hasta (hasta + a specific time) Hasta la semana que viene

Question 30

It is (passive voice) How is it said? I want to go to a place where one can speak

Answer 30

Se Se + third person singular Cómo se dice? Quiero ir a un lugar donde se puede hablar Other examples - se vende (for sale)

Question 31

How?

Answer 31

Como

Question 32

To come

Answer 32

Venir -> vengo, vienes, viene

Question 33

More

Answer 33

Más

Question 34

My

Answer 34

Mi

Question 35

To say

Answer 35

Decir -> digo, dices, dice

Question 36

To spend (time) I am going to spend a month in this house I want to spend more time in this place

Answer 36

Pasar Regular verb!! Paso, pasas, pasa Voy a pasar un mes en esta casa Quiero pasar más tiempo en este lugar

Question 37

To be

Answer 37

Estar Location (donde estas?)

Question 38

To be

Answer 38

Ser Occupation Possession (es mi casa) Relationships (esta es mi amiga) Day/time (qué es el día?, qué hora es?)

Question 39

Day

Answer 39

EL día

Question 40

Each, every

Answer 40

Cada

Question 41

Time, weather

Answer 41

Tiempo

Question 42

To know

Answer 42

Saber Facts/expertise

Question 43

To know

Answer 43

Conocer (really, to get to know) People and places Conoces México? Conoces a Carlos? (Always need “a” before a person)

Question 44

To do /make

Answer 44

Hacer Hago, haces, hace

Question 45

To arrive

Answer 45

Llegar Llego/llegas/llega

Question 46

Also

Answer 46

También

Question 47

When?

Answer 47

Cuándo?

Question 48

Until, up to

Answer 48

Hasta

Question 49

Is pleasing to (to like) Does she like the work? If someone says they like something, what would be the proper way to say I do too I like many types of vegetables

Answer 49

Gustar Le gusta el trabajo? But to be more clear - A Ella le gusta el trabajo Or in negative: A Ella no le gusta el trabajo A mi también Me gustAN muchos tipos de verduras

Question 50

You

Answer 50

Te

Question 51

Him/her

Answer 51

Les

Question 52

Food

Answer 52

Comida / alimento

Question 53

Work

Answer 53

Trabajo

Question 54

Another / other

Answer 54

Otro/a/otros/otras Do not add “un” But can say “La otra”

Question 55

Indirect object pronouns

Answer 55

``` Me (to me) Te (to you) Le (to him/her) Nos (to us) Les (to them) ```

Question 56

By, for, through

Answer 56

Por ``` Doing something during a time period (por la mañana) Certain phrases (por ejemplo) ```

Question 57

For, to, in order to

Answer 57

Para Who something is for (para mí) When it can be translated “in order to”

Question 58

To owe, must, ought

Answer 58

Deber

Question 59

So, then

Answer 59

Entonces

Question 60

Between

Answer 60

Entre

Question 61

If (accent or no?)

Answer 61

Si

Question 62

To ask

Answer 62

Pedir Asking for an object or service Yo pido, ella pides

Question 63

To question

Answer 63

Preguntar

Question 64

To seem What does it seem to you?

Answer 64

Paracer Qué te parece? Same as gustar - needs me, te, le etc

Question 65

Nothing

Answer 65

Nada

Question 66

Like this, like that, so Eg (I like it like this), OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT

Answer 66

Así …o algo así

Question 67

As / like

Answer 67

Como

Question 68

Any

Answer 68

Alguno/a/os/as

Question 69

None

Answer 69

Ninguno

Question 70

Single/alone

Answer 70

Solo

Question 71

Only

Answer 71

Sólo

Question 72

Good

Answer 72

Bueno

Question 73

Nor / neither

Answer 73

Ni

Question 74

So many, so much There are as many people here as there

Answer 74

Tanto As many as construction: Hay tanta gente aquí como allá

Question 75

Such, as, so As + as

Answer 75

Tan Tan + adverb + como

Question 76

Part

Answer 76

Parte

Question 77

Never

Answer 77

Nunca

Question 78

To stay He is never going to stay in that city

Answer 78

Quedarse ``` Me quedo Te quedas Se queda Nos quedamos Se quedan (they stay) ``` Nunca se va a quedar en esa ciudad

Question 79

To carry/to wear/to take Are you going to take away or (eat) here?

Answer 79

Llevar ¿Para llevar o para tomar aquí?