Understanding Spanish Conversation Deck 4 Flashcards

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Buscar

A

To look for

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Mi esposa busca sus llaves perdidas.

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My wife is looking for (looks for) her lost keys.

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Mirar

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To look at/watch (television etc)

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Miro la televisión.

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I am watching (watch) television.

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él mira esta chica.

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He is looking at that girl.

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Mire Señor, todavía no tengo dinero.

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Look sir, I don’t have any money yet.

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Verse

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To see oneself

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¿Cómo me veo?

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How do I look?

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Te ves fantástica

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You look fantastic.

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Me parece un jugador de fútbol él.

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He looks like a football player. ( it seems to me)

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Parece que tu perro está enfermo.

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It looks (or seems) like your dog is sick.

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¿Qué significa?/¿Qué quiere decir?

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What does it mean?

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Esprintar quiere decir correr rápido./ Esprintar significa correr rápido.

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Sprinting means to run fast.

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¿Cómo que estamos perdidos?

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What do you mean we’re lost? (Cómo que= What do you mean)

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Yo vengo a las ocho, digo a las siete.

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I am coming at 8:00, I mean 7:00. (Digo is used as a correction, “I mean”

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Quedar que

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To meet up with someone, an appointment.

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Quedé conmi novia.

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I met up with my girlfriend.

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Juan y yo quedamos con José esta noche al bar.

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Juan and I are meeting up with (getting together with?) Jose tonight at the bar.

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Me encontré con mi hermana al cine.

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I ran into my sister at the movies.

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Le trataba de evitar a Frank pero todavía me encontré con él.

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I was trying to avoid Frank, but I ran into him anyways.

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Hace cinco años le conocí a Sarah.

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It has been five years since I met Sarah.

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Nos conocimos a la escuela.

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We met each other at school.

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Quizás yo vaya al cine esta noche.

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I might (perhaps) go to the movies tonight.
(vaya-subjunctive-----I go I am going)
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Talvez comas lo que cocino manaña.

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Maybe you will eat what I cook tomorrow.

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Quizás sea ciero OR Puede ser que sea cierto.
It might be true.
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Es posible que/Acaso/A lo mejor
Maybe. "A lo mejor" would be used with the indicative tense of the verb, or just the normal present tense.
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¿Puedo ir al cine hoy?
May/Can I go to the movies today?
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Casi siempre
Almost always
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Casi todos
Most of the people/ Almost all of the people.
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Casi todos los libros.
Most of the books. Almost all of the books.
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Casi todo el equipo.
Most of the team. Almost all of the team.
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Con querer/ Sin querer
With wanting/On purpose and Without wanting/ Not on purpose, on accident.
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Se me cayó el vaso sin querer.
I dropped the vase on accident.
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Te asusté con querer.
I scared you on purpose.
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Mover
to move--used when not specifying how something moves. (move a box)
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Mueve (tú) la caja.
Move the box.
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Muevete
You move. (could be rude) (Use perdón or disculpeme)
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Caminar/Andar
To walk with a destination in mind./Roaming around, to go around.
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Camino a la tienda cada día.
I walk to the store each day (or every day.)
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Ando por el barrio saludando todos cada día.
I walk around the neighborhood saying hello to everyone each day (or every day.)
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Manejo/Conduzco al trabajo todos los días.
I drive to work every day.
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Subir/Bajar
To get into a car/ to get out of a car ( to go up/ to go down)
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Yo subo en el coche or el carro.
I get into the car.
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Yo bajo del coche.
I get out of the car.
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Suba/Baje
Used when being told to get on to a bus or get off of a bus.
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Hace falta un carro.
I need a car. (I am missing a car) (hace agrees with number of what you are talking about.)
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Hacen falta pañales al bebe.
Diapers are needed. (hacen agrees with number of what you are talking about.)
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Le hacen falta pañales al bebe.
The baby needs diapers.
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Próximo
Next. Used when whatever next is indefinite (Próximo vez)
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El día siguiente
Most common, The next day. (The following day)
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La semana que viene.
Most common, The next week. (The coming week)
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El año que viene
Most common, The next year (The coming year)
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La otra calle
The next street. NOT la próxima calle
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La otra esquina
The next corner. NOT la próxima esquina.
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El otro semáforo
The next stoplight NOT el prócimo semáforo
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Junto a / al lado de
next to
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Mis casa está junto/ al lado de la tienda
Mi house is next to the store.
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Para nada
No
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En absoluto
No, but more polite
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Ni loco
No way
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Eso sí que no
No way, but a fancier way of saying it.
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En tus sueños
In your dreams
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Estás como loco
You're crazy
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Ya
Now or already
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Ya no OR No ya
Not anymore or no longer Does NOT mean , not yet | Use Todavía
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Ya no como
I am not eating anymore.
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Ya no puedo jugar balconcesto
I can't play basketball anymore.
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Mi hija ya no lleva pañales.
My daughter doesn't wear diapers anymore.
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¡Hagalo! ¡Ya!
Do it ! Now! Us this in informal situations-could be considered rude.
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Ahora
Now--should be your word of choice
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Ahora mismo / Ahorita
Right now
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En Seguida
For wanting for something to be done immediately
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Vamos a irnos en seguida
We need to leave immediately.
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Temgp que trabajar mañana.
I have to work tomorrow. (Tener que)
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Ella tuvé que trabajar ayer así que no vinó.
She had to work yesterday so she didn't come.
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Hay que
One has to
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Hay que estudiar para aprender.
One has to study in order to learn.
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Hay que trabajar para ganar dinero.
One has to work in order to earn money.
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Deber
"To should"
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Debes comer la cena antes del postre.
You should eat dinner before eating desert.
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Deben leer este libro
They should read this book.
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No debo ir contigo.
I shouldn't go with you.
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Haber de + infinitive
To "supposed to"
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He de comer a la una
I'm supposed to eat at 1:00.
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Has de ayudarme hoy.
You're supposed to help me today.
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Ella ha de ir a la escuela esta mañana.
She is supposed to go to school this morning.
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La orden
The order that you give to the waiter.
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El orden
"the order of things" in relation to their organization or sequence
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Voy a pedir (not preguntar) una taza de café.
I am going to ask for a cup of coffee.
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Ordenar
To put in order (like your life)
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Ella ordena su vida.
She puts her life in order.
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Mandar
To order someone around
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Mi esposa me mandó lavar los platos.
My wife ordered me to wash the dishes.
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Puedo mandarle hacer algo a alguien.
I can order someone to do something.
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Manejo para Guadalajara
I am driving to Guadalajara. ( used when moving to or toward a specific location)
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Manejo por Guadalajara.
I am driving by or through Guadalajara.
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Me gusta andar por Guadalajara.
I like to walk around Guadalajara. NOT para
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El tren va para Toledo.
El tren is going to Toledo. NOT por
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Compré las flores para mi esposa.
I bought the flowers for my wife. (When the party is a recipient of an object)
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Mi hermano trabaja para McDonald's.
My brother works for McDonald's. (When stating who one works for)
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La tarea necesita ser completado para mañana.
The homework needs to be completed for tomorrow. (Deadline)
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Para un joven, sabes mucho.
For a young man, you know a lot. (comparison)
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Ella le da un galleta por la dulce.
She gives him the cookie for the candy. (An exchange or substitution).
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Cocino por ti.
I cook for you as in I take your place in the kitchen (substitution)
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Trabajas por mí./ Trabajas para mí.
You do my work for me. (Sub). You work for me as an employee.
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Trabajo por ocho horas todos los días.
I work for eight hours every day. (duration)
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Compro por la leche./Busco la leche.
I go shopping for milk ( searching for something)/ I look for the milk. (for is in the verb)
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Para Sara, las flores son bonitas.
For Sara, (in her opinion) the flowers are pretty.
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Estudio para aprender/Un león mata para comer.
I study in order to learn./A lion kills in order to eat. (purpose or goal)
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Es un libro por Stephen King.
The book is by Stephen King. (something is or was done by someone)
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Por José jugaba con los fósforos, ya no tememos una casa.
On account of José playing with matches, we no longer have a house. (something happening because of or on the account of something)
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Yo viajo desde Nueva York a Madrid por avión.
I travel from New York to Madrid by plane. (to convey the means by which something is done, mode of travel)
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Yo manejo cien kilómetres por hora.
I drive 100 kilometers per hour. (unit of measure)