Spanish Podcasts (Starting From Summer '18) Flashcards
How long have you been here?
(Referring to time living in an area)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1)
Cuanto tiempo llevas aquí ?
I have been living in California for one year
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1
Yo llevo viviendo en California un año
How is the weather ?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1
Cómo está el clima?
It’s hot
(Weather)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1)
hace calor
It’s cold
(Weather)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1)
hace frío
It’s sunny
(Weather)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1)
hace sol
It is raining
(Weather)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1)
está lloviendo
To rain
(Weather)
(Irregular)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1)
Llover
I’m not leaving the house while it’s raining
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1
No salgo de la casa mientras está lloviendo
To drizzle
(Weather)
(Rain)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1)
lloviznar
It’s drizzling
(Weather)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1)
está lloviznando
It’s raining cats and dogs
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1
está lloviendo a cántaros
A storm is falling
(Used when there’s terrible weather)
(Weather)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1)
está cayendo una tormenta
Storm
(Weather)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 1)
tormenta
To lose weight
(Losing fat)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
bajar de peso
To get fit
(Weight/lifestyle)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
ponerse en forma
If you want to get fit, the best thing you can do is swim and go to the gym
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
Si quieres ponerte en forma, lo mejor que puedes hacer es nadar e ir al gimnasio
To swim
(To move through water)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
nadar
I can swim, but I never learned to drive a car
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2
Puedo nadar, pero nunca aprendí manejar un coche
To quit smoking
(Tobacco)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
dejar de fumar
To learn something new
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2
aprender algo nuevo
To get out of debt and save money
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2
Salir de la deuda y ahorrar dinero
To eat healthier and start a diet
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2
Comer más sano y hacer una dieta
To spend more time with the family
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2
Pasar más tiempo con la familia
To share
(To divide)
(To use jointly)
(To accept equally)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
compartir
To share more time with your family
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2
compartir más tiempo con tu familia
Place
(Location)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
sitio
To travel to new places
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2
viajar a sitios nuevos
Stressed
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
estresado
estresada
To be less stressed
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2
estar menos estresados
Volunteer
(Voluntary worker)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
voluntariado
To be a volunteer
(To do volunteer work)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
hacer voluntariado
I’m doing it
(General)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
lo estoy haciendo
To drink less
(Alcohol)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
beber menos alcohol
Resolution
(New Years resolution)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
resolución
What are your New Years’ resolutions?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2
cual es son tus resoluciones para al año que viene?
Level
(Level of attainment)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
nivel
I want to improve my level of Spanish
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2
quiero mejorar mi nivel de español
Russian
(Language)
(Noun)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 2)
ruso
Transportation
(Conveyance)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
transporte
Means of transport
(General)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
medio de transporte
To utilize
(To make use of)
(Irregular)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
utilizar
In Colombia, the most utilized (method of transport) is the car or automobile
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
en Colombia, el más utilizado es el carro o automóvil
Bicycle
(Vehicle)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
bicicleta
bici
Bus
(Transport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
autobús
Metro
(Transport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
metro
Subway
(Transport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
metro
Donkey
(Animal)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
burro
Traffic jam
(Automobile)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
trancón
Traffic light
(Light signal)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
semáforo
Construction
(Act of building)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
construcción
Transport police
(Informal)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
chupa
Transport police
(Formal)
(Feminine?)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
policía de transporte
Popular
(Well-liked)
(Adjective)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 3)
popular
Sick
(Unhealthy)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
enfermo
enferma
Cold
(illness)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
constipado
constipada
Flu
(Illness)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
gripa
I’m sick
(Not too sick)
(Used to get pity from others lol)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
estoy enfermito
estoy enfermita
It hurts me
(To feel pain)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
me duele
Head
(Anatomy)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
cabeza
My head hurts
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4
me duele la cabeza
Stomach
(Anatomy)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
estómago
Back
(Anatomy)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
espalda
I don’t feel well
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4
no me siento bien
Dizzy
(Queasiness)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
mareo
I feel dizzy
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4
tengo mareo
Lethargic
(Lethargy)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
flojera
I don’t feel like doing anything
(“ I feel lethargic “)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
tengo flojera
Fever
(High body temperature)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
fiebre
I have a fever
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4
tengo fiebre
Hangover
(Drunkenness’s effect)
(Spain)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
resaca
Hangover
(After effects of drinking alcohol)
(South America)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
guayabo
I’m hungover
(🍺)
(Spain)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
tengo resaca
I’m hungover
(🍺)
(South America)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
tengo guayabo
You don’t feel well?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4
no te sientes bien ?
Must
(Used to express obligation)
(Intransitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
deber
Vitamin
(Nutrient)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
vitamina
Should
(Used to indicate obligation)
(Auxiliary verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
deber
We have to take vitamin c and also we should be at home
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4
tenemos que tomar vitamina c y también debemos estar en la casita
I hope that you get better
(Recovering from illness or injury)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 4)
espero que te sientas mejor
Boyfriend
(Significant other)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
novio
Girlfriend
(Significant other)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
novia
Husband
(Via marriage)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
esposo
Wife
(Via marriage)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
esposa
Lover
(Romantic partner)
(Noun)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
el amante
la amante
Secret lover
(“Romantic partner”)
(Masculine/Feminine?)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
el amante secreto
la amante secreto
I love you
(General)
(Not as strong as with amar)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
te quiero
I love you
(General)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
te amo
To adore
(To love)
(Transitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
adorar
I adore my girlfriend
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5
yo adoro a mi novia
I adore you
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5
te adoro
I like you a lot
(Using encantar)
(Phrase)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
me encantas
You are the apple of my eye
(Love)
(Idiom)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
tú eres la niña de mis ojos
You are my soulmate
(Love)
(Idiom)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
tú eres mi media naranja
You are my other half
(Love)
(Idiom)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
tú eres mi complemento
You make me crazy
(Love)
(Idiom)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
me vuelves loca
me vuelves loco
You hold me under your spell
(Love)
(Idiom)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
me fascinas
To fascinate
(To charm)
(Transitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
fascinar
Tablet
(Technology)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
tableta
The tablet fascinated the man, because he had never seen one before
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
la tableta fascinó al hombre porque nunca había visto una
I like you
(Gustar)
(Phrase)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
me gustas
Sweetheart
(Love)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
cielo
My sweetheart
(Love)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
Mi cielo
My love
(Love)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
mi amor
My life
(Love)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
mi vida
Darling
Honey
(Love)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
cariño
Heart
(Anatomy)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
corazón
My heart
(Love)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
mi corazón
Beautiful
(Attractive)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
hermoso
hermosa
You are my sun
(Love)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
tú eres mi sol
Valentine’s Day
(Holiday)
(Noun)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
el Día de San Valentín
Friendship
(State of being friends)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
amistad
The day of love and friendship
(“ Valentines Day “ in South America)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
el día de amor y amistad
To take out
(To eliminate)
(Transitive verb)
(Irregular)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
sacar
Trash
(Rubbish)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5)
basura
Take out the trash
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 5
saca la basura
What
(Interrogative)
(Phrase)
“ WHAT are you talking about ? “
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
de qué
What are we going to talk about today?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6
de qué, vamos a hablar ?
Move
(Change of a dwelling place)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
mudanza
To move
(To relocate)
(Pronominal verb)
(Reflexive)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
mudarse
We just moved from California
(Relocated)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
nos acabamos de mudar de California
Some
(A certain quantity of)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
algunos
algunas
unos
unas
What are some of the problems when moving ?
cuál es son unos de los problemas en mudarse
The most important thing
(General)
(Phrase)
lo más importante
To choose
(To make a choice between)
(Transitive verb)
(Irregular)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
elegir
Choosing a good place to live
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6
elegir un buen sitio para vivir
To transport
(To haul)
(Transitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
transportar
We have to decide how to transport all our things
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6
tenemos que decidir cómo transportar todas nuestras cosas
Belongings
(Paraphernalia)
(Noun)
(Plural)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
pertenencias
Deposit
(Finance)
(Not depositó)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
fianza
Peace
(Peacefulness)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
paz
Convenience
(Practicality)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
conveniencia
Location
(Place)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
ubicación
Truck
(Heavy vehicle)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
camión
Floor
(Level)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
piso
Living room
(Room in a house)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
sala
Dining room
(Room at home)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
comedor
Garden
(General)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
jardín
Kitchen
(Room)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
cocina
Bedroom
(Bed chamber)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 6)
alcoba
Parents
(Mother/Father)
(Noun)
(Plural)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
padres
Relative
(Family member)
(Noun)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
el pariente
la parienta
Relatives
(Family members)
(Noun)
(Plural)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
parientes
Mum
(Mother)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
mamá
Dad
(Father)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
papá
Brother
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
hermano
Sister
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
hermana
Son
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
hijo
Daughter
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
hija
Children
(Relatives)
(Of unspecified sex)
(Noun)
(Plural)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
hijos
Grandfather
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
abuelo
Grandmother
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
abuela
Grandparents
(Relatives)
(Noun)
(Plural)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
abuelos
Grandson
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
nieto
Granddaughter
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
nieta
Uncle
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
tío
Aunt
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
tía
Cousin (male)
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
primo
Cousin (female)
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
prima
Cousins
(Relatives)
(Of unspecified sex)
(Noun)
(Plural)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
primos
Nephew
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
sobrino
Niece
(Relative)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
sobrina
Father-in-law
(Via-marriage)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
suegro
Mother-in-law
(Via-marriage)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
suegra
Brother-in-law
(Via-marriage)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
cuñado
Sister-in-law
(Via-marriage)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
cuñada
How many brothers or sister do you have?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7
cuantos hermanos o hermanas tienes ?
Do you have brothers or sisters?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7
tienes hermanos o hermanas ?
Older
(Related to age)
(Comparative)
(Adjective)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
mayor
Younger
(Related to age)
(Comparative)
(Adjective)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7)
menor
Are your brothers older than you ?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7
tus hermanos son mayores que tú?
Is your sister younger than you?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7
es tu hermana menor que tú
How much older than your brother are you?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7
cuantos años te lleva tu hermano?
I’m 4 years older than my brother
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 7
soy cuatro años mayor que mi hermano
How are you ?
(Colombia)
(Phrase)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
qué mas ?
Sport
(Athletics)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
deporte
Soccer
(Sport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
fútbol
Tennis
(Sport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
tenis
Baseball
(Sport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
béisbol
Basketball
(Sport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
baloncesto
Track and field
(Sport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
atletismo
Exercise
(Physical activity)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
ejercicio
To run
(To move fast)
(Intransitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
correr
Water sports
(Sport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
deportes acuáticos
To surf
(Sport)
(Intransitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
surfear
Tide
(Movement of water)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
marea
I love to surf when the tide is high
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8
me encanta surfear cuando la marea está alta
To dive
(Sport)
(Intransitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
bucear
We are going to dive with our friends tomorrow
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8
vamos a bucear con nuestros amigos mañana
Shape
(Physical fitness)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
forma
To be fit
(Physical fitness)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
estar en forma
To get in shape
(Physical fitness)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
ponerse en forma
To train
(To teach through practice)
(Transitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
entrenar
Did you train with your basketball team yesterday ?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8
entrenaste con tu equipo de baloncesto ayer ?
Any
“Do you play ANY sports?”
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
algún
Before singular masculine nouns, “alguno” becomes “algún”.
Do you play any sports ?
(Phrase)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
prácticas algún deporte?
juegas algún deporte ?
What’s your favorite sport ?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8
cuál es tu deporte favorito ?
What is the most popular sport in your country ?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8
Cuál es el deporte más popular en tu país
Aerobics
(Activity)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
aeróbicos
To row
(To paddle)
(Sport)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
remar
I used to practice rowing when I was a boy
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8
yo practicaba remar cuando era un niño
Rugby
(Sport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
rugby
Cricket
(Sport)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 8)
críquet
Party
(Celebration/Going out)
(Colloquial)
(Latin America)
(Not fiesta)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
rumba
Friend
(Close acquaintance)
(Noun)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
amigo
amiga
My best friend
(General)
(Phrase)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
mi mejor amigo
Close friend
(Confidant)
(Noun)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
el confidente
la confidente
Acquaintance
(Person)
(Noun)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
el conocido
la conocida
To go out at night
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9
salir por la noche
To go out and party
(Not fiesta)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
ir de rumba
To party
(To go out)
(Colloquial)
(Latin America)
(Intransitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
rumbear
We are going to party tonight
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9
vamos a rumbear esta noche
binge
(Drinking spree)
(Colloquial)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
juerga
To go binge
(To turn up and go crazy)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
ir de juerga
Bomb
(Great success)
(Colloquial)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
bomba
Fantastic
(Amazing)
(Adjective)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
fenomenal
To have a good time
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9
pasarlo bomba
pasarlo fenomenal
To behave
(To act)
(Reflexive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
portarse
We are going to have a crazy time tonight
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9
vamos a portarnos mal esta noche
Date
(Romantic)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
cita
To have a date
(Romantic)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
tener una cita
Blind
(Sightless)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
ciego
ciega
Blind date
(General)
(Noun)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
la cita a ciegas
Are you going out tonight?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9
vas a salir esta noche?
Plan
(Idea)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9)
plan
What are your plans for tonight ?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9
tienes planes esta noche ?
Do you want to go out for a drink with me?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9
salimos a tomar algo esta noche?
Have you ever been on a blind date ?
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 9
has tenido una cita a ciegas ?
To feel
(How one feels)
(Reflexive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
sentirse
I feel very good
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10
me siento muy bien
I feel very happy
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10
me siento muy feliz
Glad
(Happy)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
contento
contenta
Great
(Fantastic)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
estupendo
estupenda
Satisfied
(Pleased)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
satisfecho
satisfecha
Bad
(How one feels at the moment)
(Adjective)
(Neuter)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
mal
Sad
(How one feels at the moment)
(Adjective)
(Neuter)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
triste
Angry
(Mad)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
enojado
enojada
Depressed
(Sad)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
deprimido
deprimida
Anger
(Rage)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
rabia
I’m angry
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10
tengo rabia
Nerves
(Nervousness)
(Noun)
(Plural)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
nervios
I’m nervous
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10
tengo nervios
Anxiety
(Anxious)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
ansiedad
I’m anxious
I have anxiety
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
tengo ansiedad
Faith
(Confidence)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
fe
I have faith
Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10
tengo fe
Disgust
(Feeling)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
asco
It’s disgusting
(using dar)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
me da asco
It angers me
(Using dar)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
me da rabia
Joy
(Emotion)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
alegría
It makes me happy
(using da)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
me da alegría
Excitement
(Feeling)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
emoción
It makes me excited
(Using dar)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
me da emoción
Fear
(Scared)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
miedo
It makes me scared
(Using dar)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
me da miedo
To arouse
(Sexually)
(Transitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
excitar
To excite
(General)
(Transitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
emocionar
To scare
(To cause fear)
(Transitive verb)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
asustar
Audience
(Of radio or televisión)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
audiencia
Scary movies have the purpose of exciting and scaring the audience
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
las películas de miedo tener el objetivo de emocionar y asustar a la audiencia
It makes me nervous
(Poner)
(Masculine/Feminine)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
me pone nervioso
me pone nerviosa
It makes me sad
(Poner)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
me pone triste
It makes me happy
(Using poner)
(Beginner Spanish with Spanish obsessed- Ep 10)
me pone feliz
