Unit 4 Session 2 Flashcards
Mi madre va para allá mañana.
My mother is going (to) there tomorrow.
Volver a
To go back to
You(i) slept
Tú dormiste
Volvieron el domingo en la tarde
(They) came back on Sunday afternoon
Ellas siempre van a la iglesia en la tarde
They(f) always go to the church in the afternoon
¡Hola, Isabella! ¿Quieres salir esta noche?
Hi, Isabella! Do (you(i)) want to go out tonight?
Levantarse
To get up / To lift oneself
Usted duerme
You sleep
To get up very early
Levantarse muy temprano
Esa vez volvimos para allá en la mañana
That time (we) went back there in the morning
Yo duermo
I sleep
How did (they) go there this time?
¿Cómo fueron allá esta vez?
¿A qué hora tenemos que levantarnos mañana?
At what time do (we) have to get up tomorrow?
Vas a levantarte
(You(i)) are going to get up
I have to go to Brazil this week for work.
Yo tengo que ir a Brasil esta semana por trabajo.
(It)’s fantastic(f)
Es fantástica
On Saturday night
El sábado en la noche
To return (give something back)
Devolver
To get up very late
Levantarse muy tarde
Levantarse
To get up
This time (we) went there by bus
Esta vez fuimos para allá en autobús
Queremos ver la iglesia el domingo en la mañana
(We) want to see the church on Sunday morning
(I)’m tired, (I)’m going to bed early.
Estoy cansada, voy a acostarme temprano.
I don’t know everyone at the office yet
Yo todavía no conozco a todo el mundo en la oficina
To return/To go back/To come back
Meaning depends on the context and which preposition a or de is used
Volver
Today (I) want to go to bed early.
Hoy quiero acostarme temprano.
Allá
There
¿Cuándo cree que va a volver allá?
When do (you) think (you)’re going to go back there?
I don’t know everyone at the office
Yo no conozco a todo el mundo en la oficina
Acostarme
Reflexive verb:
The subject is also the object, reflects the action back onto the doer
verb + reflexive pronoun
To put myself to bed / To go to bed
Dormir
To sleep
Yo voy a acostarme
I’m going to go to bed / I’m going to put myself to bed
He´s going to go to bed / He´s going to put himself to bed
Él va a acostarse
Nos gustó mucho y queremos volver allá el viernes
We liked (it) a lot and (we) want to go back there on Friday
¿Cómo fueron allá esta vez? ¿En avión o en auto?
How did (they) go there this time? By plane or by car?
No, no. (I) came back yesterday from Spain and (I)’m still very tired(f).
No, no. Volví ayer de España y todavía estoy muy cansada.
Devolver
To return (give something back)
On Tuesday night
El martes en la noche
To go to bed / To put oneself to bed
Acostarse
They are going to go to bed / They are going to put themselves to bed
Ellos van a acostarse
Ella volvió de España
She came back from Spain
(We) want to go to bed early because (we) are tired
Queremos acostarnos temprano porque estamos cansados
Voy a levantarme
(I)´m going to get up
To go to bed
Acostarse
(It) was awesome! (I)’d like to go back there again.
¡Fue fantástico! Quisiera volver para allá otra vez.
¡Fue fantástico! Quisiera volver para allá otra vez.
(It) was awesome! (I)’d like to go back there again.
Yourself/Himself/Herself
Se
Tomorrow evening/night
Mañana en la noche
Levantar
To lift
They have to get up
Ellos tienen que levantarse
He´s going there / He´s going to there
Él va allá / Él va para allá
(allá used as a destination)
When used as a destination, it is more common to use the preposition para. It is more informal to use para allá
La fiesta es el viernes en la noche
The party is on Friday night
To get up / To lift oneself
Levantarse
¿Cómo fue la reunión con sus colegas de España?
How was the meeting with your colleagues from Spain?
To come back from
Volver de
(I)´m going to get up
Voy a levantarme
(They) came back on Sunday afternoon
Volvieron el domingo en la tarde
I slept
Yo dormí
You(p) sleep
Ustedes duermen
My mother is going (to) there tomorrow.
Mi madre va para allá mañana.
Today (you(i)) want to go to bed at nine, because yesterday (you(i)) slept very little
Hoy quieres acostarte a las nueve, porque ayer dormiste muy poco
They would like to go (to) there
Ellos quisieran ir para allá
Tienen que levantarse a las ocho de la mañana
(They) have to get up at eight in the morning
My whole family came here yesterday morning
Toda mi familia vino aquí ayer en la mañana
Dormí toda la noche
(I) slept the whole night
(It)’s going to be on Saturday night
Va a ser el sábado en la noche
Él durmió
He slept
Ella va a acostarse
She´s going to go to bed / She´s going to put herself to bed
They are going to go (to) there
Ellos van a ir para allá
El miércoles en la mañana
On Wednesday morning
Es fantástica
(It)’s fantastic(f)
The meeting is on Tuesday afternoon
La reunión es el martes en la tarde
He is there
Él está allá
(allá used as a location)
Voy a acostarme temprano
(I)’m going to go to bed early
Tú vas a acostarte
You(i) are going to go to bed / You(i) are going to put yourself to bed
On Tuesday night
El martes en la noche
You(p) are going to go to bed / You(p) are going to put yourselves to bed
Ustedes van a acostarse
Ustedes duermen
You(p) sleep
Él va allá / Él va para allá
(allá used as a destination)
When used as a destination, it is more common to use the preposition para. It is more informal to use para allá
He´s going there / He´s going to there
How was your vacation in Brazil with your family?
¿Cómo fueron sus vacaciones en Brasil con su familia?
Darme
To give me
Durmió hasta las diez
(He) slept until ten
(We) want to see the church on Sunday morning
Queremos ver la iglesia el domingo en la mañana
Nosotros vamos a acostarnos
We are going to go to bed / We are going to put ourselves to bed
Yo voy a estar allá el domingo
(allá used as a location)
I´m going to be there on Sunday
Ellos quisieran ir para allá
They would like to go (to) there
Mi hermano dijo que el concierto de ayer fue fantástico
My brother said that yesterday’s concert was fantastic
Mis abuelos llegaron de Brasil el viernes y van a volver allá en enero
My grandparents arrived from Brazil on Friday and (they) are going to go back there in January
To put myself to bed / To go to bed
Acostarme
Reflexive verb:
The subject is also the object, reflects the action back onto the doer
verb + reflexive pronoun
Ellos durmieron
They slept
The idea is to go early tomorrow.
La idea es ir temprano mañana.
You(i) are going to go to bed / You(i) are going to put yourself to bed
Tú vas a acostarte
Yesterday morning
Ayer in la mañana
Nosotros
We
¿Tiene que acostarse temprano hoy?
Do (you) have to go to bed early today?
My grandparents go to the church on Sunday morning
Mis abuelos van a la iglesia el domingo en la mañana
Tienes que levantarte a las ocho de la mañana
(You(i)) have to get up at eight in the morning
Toda mi familia vino aquí ayer en la mañana
My whole family came here yesterday morning
When do (you) think (you)’re going to go back there?
¿Cuándo cree que va a volver allá?
Duermo todas las noches
(I) sleep every night
Puede ser el lunes en la mañana
(It) can be on Monday morning
To go back to
Volver a
What was your trip to Brazil like?
¿Cómo fue su viaje a Brasil?
Yesterday he slept many hours.
Ayer él durmió muchas horas.
Fantastic / Awesome
Fantástico
My grandparents arrived from Brazil on Friday and (they) are going to go back there in January
Mis abuelos llegaron de Brasil el viernes y van a volver allá en enero
(It) can be on Monday morning
Puede ser el lunes en la mañana
To go back to the apartment
Volver al apartamento
Acostarse demasiado tarde
To go to bed too late
Me (to English)
Myself
To lift
Levantar