Unit 7: Friends and Social Life Flashcards

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(Begin Rosetta Stone Unit 7: Friends and Social Life)

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The women are singing (dancing).

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Las mujeres cantan (bailan).

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Sing (plural), please!

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¡Canten, por favor!

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Sit down (formal), please.

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Siéntese, por favor.

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The student (female) puts the notebook on the desk.

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La alumna pone el cuaderno sobre el escritorio.

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We’re putting the blankets on the bed.

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Ponemos las frazadas sobre la cama.

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We’re carrying books home from the library.

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Traemos libros de la biblioteca a casa.

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Give (familiar) him (as a gift) the watch. Give him (hand to him) the watch.

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Regálale el reloj. Dale el reloj.

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The movie begins (ends).

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La película empieza (termina).

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They are leaving (arriving at) the hospital.

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Ellos se van del hospital. Ellos llegan al hospital.

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They are coming from the beach.

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Ellos vienen de la playa.

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Can I have something to eat (drink)?

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¿Puedo tener algo para comer (beber)?

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January, February, March, April, May, June

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enero, febrero, marzo, abril, mayo, junio

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July, August, September, October, November, December

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julio, agosto, septiembre, octubre, noviembre, diciembre

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Give (formal) him something to drink, please.

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Dele algo para beber a él, por favor.

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Yes, drink (familiar) tea, please.

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Sí. Bebe té, por favor.

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Yes, eat (familiar) cake, please.

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Sí. Come torta, por favor.

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They are helping their grandfather.

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Ellos le ayudan a su abuelo.

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The woman meets her friend (female) in a restaurant.

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La mujer se encuentra con su amiga en un restaurante.

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The boy is talking by telephone to his mother.

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El niño llama por teléfono a su madre.

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They are meeting their friends in the museum.

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Ellos se encuentran con sus amigos en el museo.

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The policeman is helping the woman.

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El policía le está ayudando a la señora.

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The manager (female) is meeting with her employee (female) in the office.

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La gerente se reúne con su empleada en la oficina.

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The girl is talking to her friend (female).

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La niña está hablando con su amiga.

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We arrived early for (to) dinner.
Llegamos temprano a la cena.
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I'm (arriving) late for (to) school.
Llego tarde a la escuela.
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He's late (He’s arriving late) for (to) his flight.
Llega tarde a su vuelo.
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These jeans cost 2300 Yens.
Estos jeans cuestan 2300 yenes.
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With whom are you (familiar) talking by telephone?
¿A quien llamas por telefono?
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Who are you (familiar) talking to (in person)?
¿Con quien hablas?
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I'm talking to my wife (on the phone).
Llamo a mi esposa.
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This is an email address.
Esto es una dirección de correo electrónico.
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This is a date (on the calendar).
Esto es una fecha.
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This is a telephone number.
Esto es un número de teléfono.
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This is an address.
Esto es una dirección.
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Read (familiar) your book.
Lee tu libro.
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Wash (plural) your hands.
Lávense sus manos.
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Dance (plural), please.
Bailen, por favor.
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Wait (familiar), please.
Espera, por favor.
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Is today the 20th of March?
¿Hoy es el veinte de marzo?
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My birthday is the 7th of June.
Mi cumpleaños es el siete de junio.
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The first day of school (class) is the 9th of September.
El primer día de clase es el nueve de septiembre.
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[On] the 17th of March people in the U.S. wear green clothes.
El diecisiete de marzo la gente en los Estados Unidos lleva ropa verde.
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They are going to a masquerade party.
Ellos van a una fiesta de disfraces.
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They are eating cake at (in) a birthday party.
Ellos comen torta en una fiesta de cumpleaños.
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They are dancing at a party on the beach.
Ellos bailan en una fiesta en la playa.
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An apple is a kind of fruit.
Una manzana es un tipo de fruta.
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Pants are a kind of clothing.
Los pantalones son un tipo de ropa.
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She's eating a dessert.
(Ella) está comiendo un postre.
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He's preparing a salad.
(Él) está preparando una ensalada.
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They are eating soup.
(Ellos) están tomando sopa.
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You (formal) have to have a passport to board the plane.
Usted tiene que tener un pasaporte para subir a la avión.
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Don't run (familiar). You have to walk in school.
No corras. Tienes que caminar en la escuela.
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You (familiar) have to eat the salad before you eat the dessert.
Tienes que comer la ensalada antes de comer el postre.
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What did YOU (familiar) bring (to the party)?
¿Qué trajiste tú?
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I brought a salad.
Traje una ensalada.
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I want these pants.
Quiero estos pantalones.
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I want those shoes (over there).
Quiero aquellos zapatos.
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The car is here. The ball is over there.
El carro está aquí. La pelota está allá.
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Hello, am I speaking to Mr. Gonzales?
¡Hola! ¿Hablo con el Señor Gonzáles?
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Yes, who is speaking?
Sí. ¿Quién habla?
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This is Juan Ortega (speaking).
Habla Juan Ortega.
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Those (over there) are my wife's shoes.
Aquellos son los zapatos de mi esposa.
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She is playing (the guitar) well (poorly).
Ella toca bien (mal).
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It's bad (worse, the worst) weather.
Hace mal (peor, aún peor) tiempo.
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Who drank my juice?
¿Quién bebió mi jugo?
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I drank it (your juice). I'm sorry.
Yo lo bebí (tu jugo). Lo siento.
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It's OK. (Don't worry (familiar) about it.)
No te preocupes.
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He sings well (better, the best).
Él canta bien (mejor, aún mejor).
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She is busy (occupied) (free).
Ella está ocupada (libre).
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Are you (familiar) and your family free on Saturday?
¿Están tú y tu familia libres el sábado?
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Do you (plural) want to go to the game (match)?
¿Quieren ir al partido?
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This hotel is good (better, the best).
Este hotel es bueno (mejor, aún mejor).
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The musician's (male, female) piano is black.
El piano del músico (de la música) es negro.
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(End Rosetta Stone Unit 7: Friends and Social Life)