Subject pronouns and the Present Tense Flashcards
Vosotros - AR
áis
Vosotros - ER
éis
Vosotros - IR
ís
early
temprano
as always
como siempre
staircase or stairwell
la escalera
in front
al frente
living room
la sala
to wear
llevar
to go up/to ascend/to climb
subir
so much
tanto
to wash
lavar
secrets
los secretos
to trust
confiar
to respond
responder
to enter
entrar
to recieve
recibir
to spend
gastar
to rest
descansar
insurance
seguro
insurance policies
las pólizas de seguro
to step down
bajar
to talk / to conversate
conversar
to cooperate
cooperar
to draw
dibujar
to clean
limpiar
to prepare
preparar
to take out
sacar
to add (up)
sumar
to break
romper
to fear
temer
to cover
cubrir
to decide
decidir
to discuss
discutir
to distribute
repartir
In my experience, “distribuir” is used way more often in a business sense, having to do with logistics and supply chains.
“Hay que distribuir el producto en todo el país.” = We have to distribute these products all over the country. ( In this case, you can also use “deliver” in English )
On the other hand, “repartir” is used, at least as I feel it, more in the sense of giving in equal parts, almost “sharing”, e.g.
“Reparte los dulces entre todos los niños.” = “Share ( or divide ) the candies among the kids. “
You wouldn’t really use “repartir” to talk about delivering merchandise, although the idea would be understood.
Other uses of “distribuir” in Spanish are similar to English:
“Hay que distribuir bien el peso para no perder balance.” = We have to distribute the weight carefully to avoid loss of balance.
“Hay que distribuir las ganancias entre los accionistas.” = We have to distribute profits among the shareholders.
I have to say, though, that in these two last examples, you could use “repartir” and it would be understood.
to suffer
sufrir
to plan
planear
reporter
el/la reportero(a)
critics
los críticos / las críticas
usually
normalmente
at noon
de mediodía
from time to time, once in a while
de vez en cuando
in the morning
por la manana
the smell
el olor
the sound
el sonido
the taste
el sabor
the sight
la vista
relatives
los parientes
backyard
el patio
to circulate
circular
some
varios
countryside
el campo
mystery
el misterio
neither
ninguno/a, ni
nearly
por poco
independent
independiente
true
verdadero/a
to fit
caber
I fit
quepo
to fall
caer
I fall
caigo
I give
doy
I do
hago
to leave
salir
I leave
salgo
to return
volver
to bring
traer
I bring
traigo
to be worth
valer
I’m worth
valgo
to compose
componer
to undo
deshacer
to arrange
disponer
to distract
distraer
to be distracted - distraerse
to propose
proponer
to remake
rehacer
