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1
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Bailar

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To dance

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Leer

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To read

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Patinar

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To skate

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Dibujar

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To draw

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Montar (Mount)

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To ride

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Usar

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To use

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Tocar

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To touch

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Nadar

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To swim

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Trabajar

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To work

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Escuchar

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To listen

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Correr

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To run

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Hablar

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To talk

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Ver (V…antenas…)

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To watch

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Cantar

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To sing

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Praticar (a cognate)

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To practice

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Pasar tiempo, as in “Pasar tiempo con amigos”

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To spend time with

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Escribir

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To write

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Esquiar (“u” sounds silent: “squi”)

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To ski

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Ir a la escuela

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To go to school.

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Me gusta

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I like

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21
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Me tambien

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Me also/me as well

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Beber

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To drink

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Comprehender

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To undersand

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24
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Comer

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To eat

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Virir, as in, “Me gusta vivir”

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To live

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Compartir (com-part-te-ehr)

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To share

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Abrir (ah-breer)

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To open

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Estudiar

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To study

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Ensenar

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To teach

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Comprar (Cum-Prayer, lol)

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To buy

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31
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Caminar

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To walk

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Jugar, as in, “jugar videojuegos”

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To play

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Tampoco, as in, “mi tampoco”

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Neither, as in, “me neither”

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34
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Aprender

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To learn

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35
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pero (not to be confused with perro)

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but

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36
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reservado, -a

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shy, reserved

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37
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ends in -ción, -dad, -ora, or -a

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probably feminine

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38
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ends in -o, -or, -ma, or (singular) -s

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probably masculine

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39
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ends in -ista or -e

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not specific to a gender

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40
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Segúir

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to follow

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41
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simpática

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kind

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42
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nada

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nothing

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43
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mucho

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much/a lot

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44
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muy

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very (not to be confused with Mucho)

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perezoso/-a (peh-reh-soh-soh)

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lazy

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ordenada/ordenado (or-deh-nah-doh)

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Organized

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desordenado/-a

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disorganized

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48
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serio/seria

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serious

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49
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impaciente

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impatient

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50
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estudiosa/-o

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studious

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51
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inteligente

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intelligent

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52
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graciosa

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funny

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53
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atrevido/a

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daring

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54
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trabajador/-ora

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worker

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55
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¿Cómo es el chico/la chica?

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What’s the boy like/girl like? (Asking for personality traits)

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56
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sociable (so-see-ah-bleh)

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Sociable

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57
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ni….ni (as in “no me gusta ni___ni___”)

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neither/nor (as in “I don’t like NEITHER___NOR ___.”)

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58
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artística

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artistic

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59
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deportista (note there’s no “deportiso”, how did you get that wrong on your 1B test, you idiot)

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Athlete

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60
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¿Cómo soy?

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What am I like?

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61
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le gusta….

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he/she likes…

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62
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pues…

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well… (a filler word. In English, we might say, “Uhh/Umm”. Not used as “well” in sentences like, “I don’t feel well”)

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buena gente (buena hen-teh)

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good people/person (can be used to describe a singular person or a group of people)

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64
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¿Cómo eres?

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What are you like?

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65
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Un, Unos

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Masculine indefinite articles

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66
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Una, Unas

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Feminine indefinite articles

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67
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El, Los

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Masculine definite articles

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68
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La, Las

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Feminine definite articles

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69
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Definite articles

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Talking about something specifically; THE cat, THE dogs

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70
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Indefinite articles

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Talking about something in general; A cat, SOME dogs

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71
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Talentoso-a

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Talented

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72
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Según mi familia…

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According to my family…

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73
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Es…

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He/She is…

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74
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el espan͂ol

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Spanish

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75
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el inglés

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English

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76
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educación física

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physical education

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77
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la carpeta de argollas

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ring binder

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78
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el arte

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art

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79
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el diccionario

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dictionary

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80
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la tecnología

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technology

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81
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las matemáticas

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mathematics (math)

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82
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la calculadora

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calculator

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83
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ciencias sociales

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social science/social studies

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84
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el almuerzo

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lunch

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85
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ciencias naturales

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natural sciences

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el horario

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schedule, timetable

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87
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la geografía

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geography

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88
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2 exceptions to the Spanish adjective placement rule

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Emphasis: if a poet wants to emphasize how black is someone’s hair, s/he would say: el negro cabello

When the adjective is LIMITING, as in “dos gatos”, or “algunos gatos” (a few cats).

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89
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Hay

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There are/is

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90
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Su

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His/her

“According to her family => Según su familia”

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91
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Tarea

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homework

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92
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Que (if asked as a question…)

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that/ who/ which (…it’s “what”)

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Aburrida

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boring

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94
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Quien ensena la clase?

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Who teaches the class?

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95
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a ver,

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Lets see,

(Kind of a placeholder)

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96
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para mí

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For me

Is the cake for me? => ¿El pastel es para mí?

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Divertido/-a

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fun

My teacher is fun => Mi profesor es divertido

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Facil

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easy

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99
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Dificil

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difficult

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100
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Un libro

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(A) Book.

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101
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veinte

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20

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102
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treinta

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30

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cuarenta

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40

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cincuenta

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50

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sesenta

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60

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106
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setenta

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70

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ochenta

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80

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noventa

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90

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109
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Cien

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100

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110
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Cero

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0

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111
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primero

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1st

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segundo

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2nd

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tercero

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3rd

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cuarto (ordinal)

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4th

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quinto

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5th

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sexto

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6th

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séptimo

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7th

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octavo

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8th

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noveno

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9th

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décimo

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10th

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¿Y tú?

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And you?

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122
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Nosotros/-as

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We

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123
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usted

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Formal “you”

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124
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elloS/-aS

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They

(When speaking about a group of both girls and guys, use masculine form)

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él/ella

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he/she

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126
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ustedes

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Formal/Informal “you all”

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127
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la clase de ______

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______ class

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128
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“tú” and “tu”

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Informal “you”, and “your”

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129
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Hacer

hago, haces, hace, hacemos, hacen

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Hacer, an infinitive meaning “to do”/”to make”

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130
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Quién?

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Who?

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131
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Present Tense of “-ar” verbs for Hablar (to talk)

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Yo = hablo
Tú = hablas
Usted/él/ella = habla
Nosotros/nosotras = hablamos
Ustedes/ellos/ellas = hablan

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132
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A mi…

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To me…

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133
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el sacapuntas (sac-ah-poon-tas)

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pencil sharpener

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la papelera (pah-peh-leh-rah)

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wastebasket

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la bandera

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flag, banner

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136
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la puerta

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door

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137
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el reloj

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clock

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138
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el ratón (RATon)

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mouse (both “keyboard and mouse,” and “mouse the animal”

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139
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el teclado

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Keybord

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140
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el disquete (“q” sounds like “k”)

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disk

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141
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el cartel

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poster, sign

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142
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el escritorio

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desk

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143
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la pantalla (pan-tah-yah)

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monitor; screen

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la mochila

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backpack

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145
Q

las ventanas

A

The windows

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146
Q

la silla

A

chair/seat

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147
Q

la mesa

A

table

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148
Q

sobre/ encima de

A

on/ above/ over

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149
Q

debajo de

A

under/beneth

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150
Q

delante de/ en frente de

A

In front of/ Across from

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151
Q

detrás de

A

behind

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152
Q

lejos de

A

far (far from)

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153
Q

cerca de

A

close (to)

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154
Q

en

A

in

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155
Q

al lado de

junto a

A

next to

(Junto a refers to something that’s close to something else, and al lado means he’s close, but not facing it nor facing its back)

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156
Q

la derecha de

A

the right of

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157
Q

a la izquierda de (ess-key-air-dah)

A

to the left of

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158
Q

aquí

A

here

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159
Q

allí

A

there

160
Q

allá

A

Over there

161
Q

entre

A

between

162
Q

hacia

CIA, OPEN UP!!

A

toward(s)

163
Q

Con

A

with

164
Q

Sin

A

without

165
Q

a (sounds like, “ah”)

A

Spanish equivalent of “to”:
Vamos a la playa => Lets go to the beach

166
Q

en medio de

A

in the middle of

(literally has “medi” in the middle)

167
Q

alrededor de

A

around

168
Q

en

A

in/on

169
Q

dentro de

A

inside/within

170
Q

Estar

A

meaning “to be,” altho in a sentence, it tends to replace the word, “am/are/is”

Yo estoy = I AM

Tú estás = You ARE

Él/ ella/ usted está = He/she/(formal)
you ARE

Nosotros estamos = We ARE

Ellos, ellas, ustedes están = They ARE

Él está enfermo => He IS sick

171
Q

When to use estar: “P.L.A.C.E”

A

Position
Location
Action
Condition
Emotion

172
Q

“He is bored” VS “He is boring”

A

“Él está aburrido” VS “Él es aburrido”

“he is bored” is a TEMPORARY THING that uses “esta”, but “he is boring” is describing a PERMANENT TRAIT, and therefore is not.

Same with, “Los estudiantes ________ muy inteligentes”. It’s not “estan” for the same reason.

173
Q

If you want to make a word that ends in a vowl plural….

A

…you simply add “-s”

174
Q

If you want to make a word that ends in a consonant plural

A

…add “-es”

175
Q

Making a word that ends in “z” plural

A

…change the “z” to a “c” and and “es”

176
Q

If a word ends in “ión”, to make it plural….

A

add “es”, and remove the accent

177
Q

¿Qué es esto?

A

What is this?

(esto = this)

178
Q

los refrescos

A

drinks (soda)

179
Q

la leche

A

milk

180
Q

el pan

A

bread

181
Q

los plátanos

A

bananas

182
Q

el queso

A

cheese

183
Q

el jugo (who-go)

A

the jucie

184
Q

el jamón (rember “j” sounds like “h”)

A

ham

185
Q

el té helado

A

iced tea

186
Q

la limonada

A

lemonade

187
Q

las papas fritas (fretos….)

A

The french fries

188
Q

las salchichas

A

the sausages

189
Q

el tocino (toh-see-no; onic)

A

bacon

190
Q

el té

A

tea

191
Q

el agua (de fresca)

A

water (of sparkling)

192
Q

la sopa de verduras

A

vegetable soup (soup of vegetables)

193
Q

la ensalada de frutas

A

a fruit salad (a salad of fruit)

194
Q

el yogur de fresa

A

strawberry yogurt (yogurt of strawberry)

195
Q

el jugo de manzana

A

apple juice (juice of apple)

196
Q

los huevos (evos)

A

eggs

197
Q

el perrito caliente

A

hot dog

198
Q

las galletas (‘tas the season…)

A

cookies

199
Q

la mantequilla (mahn-teh-kee-yah)

A

butter

200
Q

la cena

A

dinner

201
Q

el bistec (easy cognate)

A

steak

202
Q

el vino

A

wine

203
Q

Me/ Te encanta(n)

(encantar means…)

A

I / You love {something plural}

(…“to love”)

204
Q

Siempre (syehm-preh)

A

Always

205
Q

Nunca (noong-kah)

A

Never

206
Q

la comida

A

food

207
Q

el desayuno

A

breakfast

208
Q

verdad

A

true (as a question, it means, “Right?”)

209
Q

quiero (“Yo” form of the “-er” infinitive, “querer”)

Yo quiero (pagar) la cuenta

A

Want

I want (to pay) the check

210
Q

Cuando (if it’s not “which”, or “what”, then it’s…)

A

When

211
Q

frío

A

cold

212
Q

El pan tostado

A

toast

213
Q

todos los días/cada día

A

every day

214
Q

“Los niños DEBEN comer las verduras”

A

The children SHOULD eat vegetables

Notice how when there’s two verbs, only the first is conjugated, and the second, “comer,” does not turn into “comen”

215
Q

Gustar meaning

Me gusta el café

A

to please

Coffee is pleasing to me

Gustar conjugation matches the SUBJECT, “el café”

216
Q

Gustar, encantar, and interesar sentence structure

A

Object => Verb => Subject
Me (object) gusta (verb) el café (subject)

(if sentence is negative, add “no” before the object)

217
Q

me
te
le
nos
les

A

-to me
-to you
-to he/she (or formal you)
-to us
-to them

218
Q

Qué asco!

A

How awful!

219
Q

Leer revistas

A

to read magazines

220
Q

el pescado/ pes

A

the fish/the (living) fish

221
Q

los espaguetis

A

spaghetti

222
Q

los tomates

A

the tomatoes

223
Q

Tengo sed

A

I’m thirsty

224
Q

la grasa

A

fat, grease

225
Q

los guisantes (no clue how to remember this one)

A

the peas

226
Q

las papas

A

the potatoes

227
Q

el arroz (not sugar or salt…)

A

the rice

228
Q

bebidas

A

drinks

229
Q

las uvas

A

the grapes

230
Q

las zanahorias

A

the carrots

231
Q

los pasteles

A

the cake/pastries

232
Q

el helado (“h” is silencioso)

A

the ice cream

233
Q

una cebolla

A

an onion (olla-onion)

234
Q

la lechuga

A

the lettuce

235
Q

las judías verdes

A

the green beans

236
Q

el pollo

A

the chicken

237
Q

Hago

A

I do/ I make

238
Q

Deber

A

have to/ must/ should

239
Q

levantar pesas

A

to lift weights

240
Q

Tengo hambre

A

I am hungry

241
Q

malo para la salud

A

bad for your health

242
Q

Creo que…/Creo que no…

A

I think…/I don’t think…

243
Q

por qué VS porque

A

why VS because

244
Q

para (mi/tu) salud

A

for my/your health

245
Q

How to remember ese vs este

A

‘This’ and ‘these’ have Ts (referring to este, esta, estos, estas); ‘that’ and ‘those’ don’t (referring to ese, esa, esos, esas

246
Q

(No) Estoy de acuerdo

A

I am (not) of agreement

247
Q

Yo hago/Tú haces

(“Hacer” infinitive meaning…)

A

I do…/You do…

(…“to do”)

248
Q

“Ser” usage: D.O.C.T.O.R

A

Description, Occupation, Characteristics, Time, Origin, Relationships

249
Q

Creer

(Creo que…)

A

To think

(I think that…)

250
Q

la biblioteca

A

library

251
Q

el campo

A

countryside, country

252
Q

ir al cine

A

to go to the movies/cinema

253
Q

el restaurante

A

restaurant

254
Q

la iglesia (weird, like…)

A

Church

255
Q

ver una película (peh-LEE-koo-lah)

A

to see a movie

256
Q

el gimnasio (“g” makes “h” sound)

A

gym, gymnasium

257
Q

la lección de piano

A

piano lesson

258
Q

el parque

A

park

259
Q

la piscina

A

pool, swimming pool

260
Q

las montan͂as

A

mountains

261
Q

el centro comercial

A

shopping center, mall

262
Q

la playa

A

the beach

263
Q

ir de compras

A

to go shopping

264
Q

¿Adónde?

A

Where to?

265
Q

De Donde?

A

Where from?

266
Q

¡No me digas!

A

You don’t say!

267
Q

All conjugations of “ir”, meaning, “to go”

A

Yo voy
Tú vas
Él/ella/usted va
Nosotros vamos
Ellos/ellas/ustedes van

268
Q

Qué?

A

What?

269
Q

Dónde?

A

Where?

270
Q

Quién?

A

Who?

271
Q

Cuándo

A

When? (“do when?” as in, “due when?”)

272
Q

Cómo?

A

How? (Or “as” in comparisons of equality)

273
Q

Cuál?

A

Which? (Specific answer)

274
Q

Cuánto?

A

How much? (to much)

275
Q

Cuántos?

A

How many? (toes many)

276
Q

Después (de)

A

Afterwards (after…)

277
Q

(Yo) puedo

A

I can

278
Q

(Tú) pudes

A

You can

279
Q

Gustaria (gusta-eer-ah)
(has “gusta” stem…)

Quisiera (has querer stem)

A

Would like

Even though both phrases are equally polite when asking for a service, assistance, or favor, ‘quisiera’ feels more like a request (i.e., directed at a waiter, customer service executive, etc.), whereas ‘me gustaría’ might be considered more of a statement about something you would like to do / to have.

280
Q

Cansado

A

tired

281
Q

contento

A

content, happy

282
Q

Enfermo

A

sick

283
Q

Triste (tear)

A

sad

284
Q

(Yo) sé (SEntient)

Not to be confused with “pensar”

A

I know (how)

“Pensar” = to think

285
Q

(Tú) Sebes

A

You know (how)

286
Q

a las _____ (except “una”, in which it’s “la”)

A

at _____ o’clock

287
Q

de la mańana/de la tarde/de la noche

(A las seis de la mañana)

A

in the morning/ in the afternoon/ in the evening (or night)

(At 6 in the morning)

288
Q

Genial

A

Great

289
Q

Qué pena

A

What a shame

290
Q

Este fin de semana

A

This weekend (finish of the week)

291
Q

Un poco de

A

A little (of)

292
Q

el partido (not “party,”)

A

game, match

293
Q

Near Future, “going to be done” formula

A

Form of “IR” + “a” + “infinitive/noun” (if it’s a masculine noun, make sure to change “a” to “al”)

294
Q

Jugar

A

Stem-changing verb meaning, “To play”

“u” turns into “ue” for every form but Nosotros

295
Q

entonces

A

then

296
Q

Demasiado

Si corro demasiado, me duelen las rodillas

A

too

If I run too much, my knees hurt.

297
Q

mañana vs la mañana

Hasta mañana!

A

tomorrow vs morning

See you tomorrow!

298
Q

Hoy

A

Today

299
Q

la pin͂ata

A

pinata

300
Q

abrir

A

to open

301
Q

la luz/las lunces

A

light(s); electricity

302
Q

el padre/la madre/los padres

A

father (dad)/mother (mom)/parents

303
Q

la cámara

A

camera

304
Q

el pastel

A

cake

305
Q

los abuelos

A

grandparents

306
Q

las decoraciones

A

decorations

307
Q

romper

A

to break, to tear

308
Q

el papel picado

A

paper decorations/confetti

309
Q

el tío/la tía

A

uncle/aunt

310
Q

decorar

A

to decorate

311
Q

los globos

A

balloons

(also means, “boobs” apparently)

312
Q

los dulces

A

sweets; candy

313
Q

la flor/las flores

A

flower/flowers

314
Q

el gato

A

Cat

315
Q

los primos/las primas (Primed to…)

A

Cousins

316
Q

el regalo

A

gift, present

317
Q

los hermanos/las hermanas

(mayor, menor)

A

brothers/sisters

(older, younger)

318
Q

el perro/la perra

A

dog (male/female)

319
Q

hacer un video

A

to make a video; to videotape

320
Q

Sacar fotos

A

to take photos

321
Q

Feliz cumpleaños!

A

Happy Birthday!

322
Q

Cuántos años (tiene/tienes/tienen) ____?

A

How old is/are ____?

323
Q

The infinitive, “Tener”

Tener + noun
(Tengo sed)

A

“To have” indicating possession or relationship.

Can also mean, “to be” (tho it actually does still mean, “to have”)

Tengo sed = I am thirsty (but actually, “I have thirst”)

324
Q

Viener

Vienes o no?

A

To come

Used to say that someone is coming to a place or event

You coming or not?

325
Q

el plato

A

plate

326
Q

la cuenta

A

check/bill

327
Q

la pimienta (answer starts with p, too)

A

pepper

328
Q

azúcar

(apparently, can be femine and mascline)

A

sugar

329
Q

la servilleta (what do you need to “service” yourself by staying clean?)

A

napkin

330
Q

Tengo suen͂o/ Tengo calor/Tengo sed/Tengo frío

A

I have sleepiness/ I have heat/ I have thirst/I have coldness

331
Q

el/la joven

A

young (young person)/ young girl/boy

332
Q

alto/-a

A

tall

333
Q

bajo/-a

A

short (stature)

334
Q

el pelo largo(-a)

corto(-a)

A

long hair

(short)

335
Q

el camarero/la camarera (“camera” sounds like “come -here-a”)

A

waiter/ waitriss

336
Q

la taza

A

cup/mug

337
Q

la sal

A

salt

338
Q

el vaso

A

glass

339
Q

el tenedor (tenedor, “tear”)

A

fork

340
Q

dormir

A

to sleep

341
Q

postre

A

dessert

342
Q

el cuchillo (has that “ch-ch”, cutting sound, also double L’s, duel blade)

A

knife

343
Q

la cuchara

A

spoon

344
Q

viejo/-a

A

old

345
Q

canoso (o-so sad and gloomy)

A

gray

346
Q

castano

A

brown (chestnut)

347
Q

negro

A

black

348
Q

rubio (bio-logially stupid cliche)

A

blond

349
Q

pelirrojo/-a

A

red-haired

350
Q

Desear

A

to desire (but treated the same as
querer; used when someone wants something)

desear is used less often and is more formal, hence, commonly used at restaurants

351
Q

faltar

Me falta un tenedor

A

to lack/to be missing (something)
commonly used to say “i want” as well

“To me, a fork is missing” => I need a fork

(notice how the conjugated form of “faltar” matches the subject, not “me”)

352
Q

pedir (e=> i when conjugating bc stem changing)

A

to order

Yo pido I ask for
Tú pides you ask for
Ella / Él / Usted pide s/he asks for, you (formal) asks for
Nosotras / Nosotros pedimos we ask for

353
Q

el plato principal

(…de plato principal)

A

main dish

(…as a main dish)

354
Q

rico/-a

A

rico, rich. Can also mean “rich” as in, “tasty”

355
Q

traer

Yo traigo

Le traigo

¿Me trae(s)….?

A

to bring

I bring

To you, I will bring…

To me, will you (or formal you) bring….?

356
Q

ahora (hora, hury)

A

now

357
Q

Algo más?

A

Something more?
Anything else?

358
Q

otro/-a

Pásame otra servilleta

A

other, another (not an adj., comes BEFORE the noun)

Pass me another napkin

359
Q

-isimo/-isima

grande => grandísimo/a

A

Muy + an adjective can be replaced by adding isimo/isima to the end of the adjective. Means, “extremely”

extremely big

(ending needs to match NOUN the adjective is modifying)

360
Q

la pimienta

A

pepper

361
Q

la alfombra

A

carpet, rug

362
Q

la videocasetera

A

video/cassette player

363
Q

el equipo de sonido

(“equipment of sound”)

A

sound (stereo) system

364
Q

el televisor/la televisión

A

a television set, television

365
Q

la mesita

A

“small table”

bedside table/coffee table

366
Q

la lámpara

A

lamp

367
Q

el cuadro

(dro, draw?)

A

painting/(picture?)

368
Q

el armario

A

closet, wardrobe

369
Q

el estante

A

shelf, bookshelf

370
Q

nuevo

A

Not nine, “New”

371
Q

el espejo (literally no way to remember this)

A

mirror

372
Q

el disco compacto

A

CD, compact disk

373
Q

el disco compacto

A

CD, compact disk

374
Q

el video

A

video (video tape)

375
Q

la pared

A

wall

376
Q

la cama

A

bed

377
Q

la cómoda

A

dresser

378
Q

el despertador

A

(“the waker-upper”) alarm clock

379
Q

las cortinas (sound this one out)

A

curtains

380
Q

garaje

A

garage

381
Q

entrada (sound this out)

A

entrence

382
Q

porche

A

porch

383
Q

pasillo (pass-e-though)

A

hallway

384
Q

sala
cuarto de estar

A

Living room
family room

385
Q

cocina

A

kitchen

386
Q

dormitorio

A

bedroom

387
Q

Comedor (looks similar to “comer”….)

A

dining room

388
Q

Sofá

A

Sofa

389
Q

A house is just casa, but a HOME is…

A

hogar
(remember h is silent)

390
Q

Más o Menos

Los más/menos

A

More or Less

The most/least

391
Q

Poco
Pequeño

A

Poco = little (as in, not a lot of)
Pequeño = little (as in, small)

392
Q

Más/Menos inteligente QUE (no accent)…

A

More/Less intelligent THAN…

(“Que” is replaced with “de” when talking about numbers, as in, “there are MORE than 100 people”)

Hay más DE cien personas

393
Q

Bueno, mejor, el mejor
(can change in number and gender)

A

good, better, the best

394
Q

Mal/o, peor, el peor
(can change in number and gender)

A

bad, worst, the worst

395
Q

Tan + adjective/adverb + como

A

As _______ as….

396
Q

Feo, más feo, el más feo

A

ugly, more ugly, the (most) ugly

397
Q

Poder vs Poner

A

To be able to vs To put

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