Spanish Flashcards
SLOW DOWNTo fly PRONUNCIATION
Volar
To say
Decir
Later
Luego
To come/To Arrive
Venir
To invite
Invitar
To go out
Salir
To find
Encontrar
Feet
Pies
Village
Aldea
Today
Hoy
To wait
Esperar
Glasses
Lentes
Hours
Horas
Already
Ya
To think
Pensar
Classroom
Aula
light (lightweight)
Ligero
To stay (pronunciation!)
Quedarse (KEH- remember, starts with Que!)
To bring
Traer
To search/look for
Buscar
Was
Era
Time NOT HOURS (as in, another time)
Vece
To give
Dar
To change
Cambiar
Thin
Delgado
To cook
Cocinar
Brush
Cepillo
Box
Caja
Wall
Pared
Safe
Segura
Farm
Granja
Grass
Césped
Here or there?
Acá o allá (jah)
To wash
Lavar
They send a note to the boss
Ellos le mandan una nota a la jefa
My English friends don’t ever write to me
Mis amigas inglesas no me escriben nunca.
Three million dollars
Tres milliones de dólares
Really
De verdad
Thousand
Mil
Mine
Mío
March
Marzo
Box
Caja
Safe
Seguro
To turn
Girar
Over there
Allá (jah)
Stop (as in, bus stop)
Parada
Beside/Next to
Al lado
Outside or inside?
Fuera o dentro?
For you
Para ti
Address
Dirección
Behind
Detrás
Highway
Carretera
Downstairs
Abajo
I learned
Aprendí
Trip
Viaje
That (TWO EXAMPLES)
Aquella + Esa
Last (like last year)
Pasado
Breakfast
Desayunar
To see
Ver
To drive/sail/handle
Manejar
To tell
Decir
We saw
Vimos
Dear
Querida
Summer
Verano
Poor
Pobre
Can (infinitive)
Poder
Some
Algún
Ninguno
None
Fitting room
Probador
Which
Cual
Esta or está difference
Esta as in- this one
Está as in- a temporary thing (ropa está sucia)
To take (two of them)
Coger (co-hair) and tomar
Hard
Duro
First
Primer
To forget
Olvidar
Sentence
oración
Winter, January
Invierno, Enero
To snow
Nevar
To be
Ser
Rain
Lluvia
Someone
Alguien
The next _____
El siguiente ____
Following/next (not beside!)
Siguiente
Five hundred
quinientos
Some, something, someone
Algún, algo, alguien
To sit NOT SENTIR
Sentar
To send OR command/order
Mandar
On top of
Sobre
To understand
Comprender
Worse
Peor
Waiter (2 examples)
Mesero
To feel
Sentir
Body
Cuerpo
To wake up AND YO FORM
Despertarse, despierto
The leg
La pierna
To finish
Acabar
To remember (two definitions)
Acordarse + recordar
To start (two versions)
Comenzar + empezar
Between
Entre
To wake up
Despertar
Body
Cuerpo
Soon
Pronto
Arm
Brazo
On top of
Encima de
Nose
Nariz
To dream
Soñar
Ve
See (third person)
Purple
Morado
To hate
Odiar
To go to bed
Acostar
Every once in a while
De vez en cuando
Frequently
Frecuentemente
Chess
Ajedrez (ah-hey)
Never
Jamás (Hamas)
Neither
Tampoco
Others
Otros
Others
Otros
Thursday
Jueves
Available (get first vowel right)
Disponible
Proud
Orgulloso (or - goo -yo - so)
“ll” sounds like what English letter (two options)
Y or J (harder J)
Hair
Pelo (pay-low)
G in Spanish sounds like-
H
Difference between tercer and tercero
Tercer” is an adjective and is used before masculine singular nouns (“el tercer estudiante” = the third student). “Tercero” is the noun (“Él es el tercero.” = He is the third.)
Snow (get pronunciation right)
Nieve
Right now
Ahora mismo
Company
Empresa
Business
Negocio
Gym (spell it right)
Gimnasio
Ball
Pelota
Pet
Mascota
Cookie
Galleta
Pair
Par
Kind (as in, nice)
Amable
“Used to” tense for -ar and -er/-ir THERES TWO SETS OF ANSWERS
-ar:
-aba and -abas
-er/-ir:
-ia + -ias
Recently
Hace poco
Recently
Hace poco
Past tense of yo, tu, Ella for the verb ser
Fui, fuiste, fue
Forest PRONUNCIATION
Bosque - BOW-S-KAY
Bag
Bolsa
Vegetables (spell it right)
Vegetales
Spoon, knife, fork
Cuchara, cuchillo, tenedor
Colega
Colleague
Healthy
Saludable
Anything else
Algo más
Joke
Broma
The play (theatre)
La obra
Full
Lleno/a
Wonderful
Estupendos
Wonderful
Estupendos
The ice
El hielo
Oils YOU GET THE PRONUNCIATION WRONG A LOT
Aceites (ah say- t-ehs FAST)
To serve
Servir
Break (as in, a rest)
Descanso
Maybe
A lo mejor
Show (as in, concert performance etc)
Espectáculo
Veinte
20
To arrive
Llegar
During
Durante
Really Boring
Aburridisima
After
Después de
Butter
Mantequilla
Every/each
Cada
Christmas Eve
Nochebuena
Sometimes
A veces
“J” makes what sound?
H
Noon
Mediodía
What a shame
Que pena
The backyard
El patio
I think it’s…
Me parece….
Grill
Parrilla
To call
Llamar
To stop
Parar
Story SLOW. PRONOUNCE IT
Cuento
Dark
Oscuro
This is me
Esta soy yo
Prize
Premio
To carry
Llevar
To turn off
Apagar
Furniture
Muebles
Stove
Estufa
Dresser
Cómoda
Painted blue
Pintada de azul
Washing machine
Lavadora
Comfortable
Cómodo
The end
El fin
Mirror
Espejo
To turn on
Encender
To lose
Perder
Afterward
Luego
Far
Lejos (remember j = h)
To be lost
Estar perdido
Should (where is accent?)
Debería
On (like a light)
Encendida
To choose
Elegir
Date (romantic)
Cita
Again
Otra vez
Roommate
Compañero de cuarto
Youre kidding me
No me digas
Grade
Nota
To move
Mover
Laptop
Portátil
Carpet
Alfombra
The answer
La respuesta
The neck
El cuello
El dedo
The finger
La Espalda
The back
To hurt
Doler
To protect
Proteger
To rest
Descansar
Pain
Dolor
Nurse
Enfermero
One must
Hay que
Before coming
Antes de venir
To take care of
Cuidar
Pale
Pálido
The pain
El dolor
Stomachs
Estómagos
Twice (think out the second word)
Dos veces
News
Noticia
Truth
Verdad
Engineer (think pronunciation)
Ingeniero
Site
Sitio
Ven
See (plural third person)
To marry
Casar
Owner
Dueña
Funny
Graciosa
Knife
Cuchillo
Soap
Jabón
To send (like mail, not mandar)
Enviar
To ask
Preguntar
To hear
Escuchar
Too, as in, too much
Demasiado
Strong (not hard)
Fuerte
Dangerous
Peligroso
Vegetables
las verduras
Useful
Útil
Heavy
Pesada
Farmer
Agricultor
Bear (animal)
Oso
Strong
Fuerte
Decir
To say
Stadium
Estadio
Happy
Feliz
To return, go back
Volver
Company (business), negocio and…
Empresa
My grandparents lived many years
Mis abuelos vivieron…
The rabbit
El conejo
To pass, approve (for example, a test)
Aprobar
Mugs
Tazas
Glasses (as in, glass cups)
Copas
Several
Varios
Suit (clothing)
Traje
Surprise
Sorpresa
I saw
Yo vi
To break
Romper
Notebook
Cuaderno
To win
Ganar
Test
Prueba
Team
Equipo
Breakfast, lunch
Desayuno, almuerzo
Tampoco
Neither
I didnt sleep
No dormí
One must/we’ve got to
Hay que
Race (pronunciation!)
Carrera
Tired
Cansado
Lake
Lago
Almost
Casi
To improve
Mejorar
Cartoons
Dibujos Animados
All the time
Todo el tiempo
Backyard
Patio
Place
Lugar
Gold SLOW DOWN
Oro
Younger sister
Hermana menor
To spend
Gastar
Expensive
Cara
True (not truth!)
Verdadero
Okay
Claro
Daughter and son YES YOU KNOW THESE WORDS. BUT HOW DO YOU PRONOUNCE THEM?
Hija y hijo (H IS SILENT)
To unite
Unir
To suffer
Sufrir
To decide (pronunciation!)
Decidir
To discover (pronunciation!) SLOW THE FUCK DOWNNNNN
Descubrir
To discuss
Discutir
To believe
Creer
To fear
Temer
To owe
Deber
To possess (not obtain! NOT POSESIR!)
Poseer
El mar
Sea
If
Si
To assist
Asistir
The air
El aire
Mistakes
Errores
Who?
Quien?
Como?
How?
What is cual and cuales? Difference?
Which (singular) / which (plural)
How much/many? (Give all four examples)
cuánto, cuantos, cuanta, cuántas
To function (pronunciation!)
Funcionar
To learn
Aprender
Window
Ventana
The customer
El cliente
The writer
El escritor
Fascinating
Fascinante
Every day
Cada día
Also
Tambien
Another
Otro
All 12 forms of ser and estar, full format (yo soy…)
Yo soy, tú eres, usted es, nosotros somos, vosotros sois, ustedes son
Yo estoy, tú estás, usted está, nosotros estamos, vosotros estáis, ustedes están
Men
Hombres
What time is it? It is ten o clock
Que hora es? Son las diez
Flower
Flor
For example
Por ejemplo
The part SLOW AND DECIDE
La parte
The majority
La mayoría
Typically (accent!)
Típicamente
Faith
Fe
Symbol
Símbolo
Marvelous
Maravilloso
Sitting, Hey!!!! THINK -ING! ITS SITTING
Sentado
Standing
De pie
Bien, bueno
Fine/well, good
Angry
Enojado
Anxious
Ansiosa
She is kneeling
Ella está de rodillas
Knees
Rodillas
Church
Iglesia
Child, boy
Niño, chico
South America
Sudamérica
Living room
La sala de estar
Depressed
Deprimido
Therefore STOP AND THINK
Por eso
The hall
La sala
F
G
Broken
Roto/rota
To export
Exportar
Island
Isla
Bad mood
Mal humor
The room
El cuarto
building PRONUNCIATION
edificio
The Guest
El invitado
Visitor SLOW DOWN DONT RUSH
Visitante
Residence
Residencia
Kitchen
Cocina
Enormous
Enorme
ten, twenty P!!!!, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty P!!!!, ninety P!!!!!, one hundred, two hundred, three hundred, four hundred, five hundred, six hundred
diez, veinte (VAIN-TAY), treinta, cuarenta, cincuenta, sesenta, setenta, ochenta, noventa, cien, doscientos, trescientos, cuatrocientos, quinientos, seiscientos
Border
Frontera
Diamond
Diamonte
All of you have
Tenéis
ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty P!!!!!, twenty one, twentytwo
diez, once, doce, trece, catorce, quince, dieciséis, diecisiete, dieciocho, diecinueve, veinte (VAIN-TAY), veintiuno, veintidós
Those
Esos
To be sleepy
Tener sueño
Sixty, Seventy
Sesenta, Setenta
one hundred, two hundred, three hundred, four hundred, five hundred, six hundred, seven hundred, eight hundred, nine hundred
cien, doscientos, trescientos, cuatrocientos, quinientos, seiscientos, setecientos, ochocientos, novecientos
On purpose (accent!)
A propósito
The list
La lista
monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday
lunes, martes, miércoles, jueves, viernes, sábado, domingo
Uncomfortable
incómodo
Space/room
Espacio
Manager
Gerente
Six forms of ver VER! NOT IR
Veo, ves, ve, vemos, veis, ven
Loyal (pronunciation!)
Leal
Six forms of dar
Doy das da damos dais dan
Decir, six forms
Digo dices dice decimos decís dicen
Hacer, all six forms
Hago haces hace hacemos hacéis hacen
Ir, all six forms
Voy vas va vamos vais van
Oír, all six forms
Oigo, oyes, oye, oímos, oís, oyen
Poder, all six forms
Puedo puedes puede podemos podéis pueden
Poner, six forms WHAT DOES IT MEAN
Pongo pones pone ponemos ponéis ponen TO PUT
Salir, six forms
Salgo sales sale salimos salís salen
Venir, six forms
Vengo, vienes, viene, venimos, venís, vienen
Seven hundred
Setecientos
Six forms of jugar
Juego juegas juega jugamos jugáis juegan
How often
Cuantas veces
The lie
La mentira
To want (spelling and punctuation)
Querer
Ser
To be
The Fish (alive) PRONUNCIATION SERIOUSLY SLOW DOWN OR YOULL GET IT WRONG
El Pez (like pace)
What does Z letter sound like in Spanish
S
Dry
Seco/a
Cloud
Nube
The Candy (plural)
Los caramelos
Next week, next month, next year
La próxima semana…
SLOWSaber, six forms GET IT RIGHT SKOW
Sé sabes sabe sabemos sabéis saben
“I hear” is pronounced… SLOW THE FUCK DOWNNNNNN
Oh-ee-go (oígo)
To park
Aparcar
True
Cierto
To drive (like a train)
Conducir
To fill
Llenar
Very little
Muy poco
Six forms of conocer
Conozco conoces conoce
Conocemos conocéis conocen
Translation (pronunciation!)
Traducción
Fingernail
Uña
Well…then ____
Pues…entonces
Everybody
Todos/as
Like, as in, like a chef
Como
Chef (pronunciation!)
Cocinero/a
The Introduction
La presentación
To count, six forms
From contar-
Cuento cuentas cuenta contamos contaís cuentan
To move, six forms
Mover
Muevo mueves mueve
Movemos movéis mueven
To sleep, infinitive and six forms
Dormir
Duermo, duermes, duerme, dormimos, dormís, duermen
To cost
Costar
To wrap up
Envolver
To die SLOW DOWN
Morir
To bite
Morder
To show (don’t add an extra letter!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Mostrar
To prove, sample, test
Probar
To solve
Resolver
To beg, pray STOP!!! THINK!!
Rogar
To sound, ring
Sonar
To toast
Tostar
Six forms of to close plus infinitive
Cerrar
Cierro cierras cierra
Cerramos cerráis cierran
Six forms + infinitive of to lose
Perder
Pierdo
Pierdes
Pierde
Perdemos
Perdéis
Pierden