Words

Question 1

Usted

Answer 1

You(formal)

(oo-Stayed)

Question 2

Yo

Answer 2

I
(Yo)

Question 3

tú

Answer 3

You (informal)
(Too)

Question 4

èl

Answer 4

He
(L)

Question 5

ella

Answer 5

She
(eyya)

Question 6

How do you pronounce “ll”?

Answer 6

Y sound

Question 7

What does the suffix o- indicate?

Answer 7

Indicates Masculine

Question 8

What does the suffix a- indicate

Answer 8

Indicates feminine

Question 9

How to pronounce the letter “h”

Answer 9

Silent

Question 10

es

Answer 10

Is
(S) sounds like the letter “s”

Also used with usted es (you are)

Question 11

mi

Answer 11

My
(Me)

Question 12

soy

Answer 12

am (singular)

Question 13

eres

Answer 13

are
Used with “you” tú eres

Question 14

Somos

Answer 14

Are
Used with nosotros
We are

Question 15

quién

Answer 15

Who
(Keen)

Question 16

un

Answer 16

A
(ooon)

Question 17

y

Answer 17

And
(EE)

Question 18

What is a common thing to do about personal pronouns?

Answer 18

They may be left out of a sentence

Question 19

es

Answer 19

Are/Is
El/ella/usted

Question 20

Pardon

Answer 20

Perdón

Question 21

Mexican

Answer 21

Mexicano (masculine)
Mexicana (feminine)
(Meheecana)

Question 22

American

Answer 22

Estadounidense

Esta-dooni-densay

Question 23

Who

Answer 23

quién
(Keen)

Question 24

Chinese

Answer 24

Chino (masculine)
(Cheeno)
China (feminine)

Question 25

Brazilian

Answer 25

Brasileño (masculine)
Brasileña (feminine)

Question 26

What is a rule about nationality regarding gender?

Answer 26

The word of the nationally follows the gender rule. Ends in an o when talking about a man and an a when talking about a woman

Question 27

French

Answer 27

Francés
(Fran-cess)

Question 28

Welcome

Answer 28

Bienvenido
(Buen-veh-needo)

Question 29

England

Answer 29

Inglaterra

Question 30

Window

Answer 30

Ventana
Ven-tana

Question 31

No

Answer 31

No

Question 32

Tomorrow

Answer 32

Mañana
(Muhn-Yaa-nah

Question 33

Niño

Answer 33

Boy
(Neennno)

Question 34

And

Answer 34

Y
(EE)

Question 35

De

Answer 35

From
Dae

Question 36

United States

Answer 36

Estados Unidos
(Es-stah-dos-unee-dos)

Question 37

Dónde

Answer 37

Where

Question 38

Poco

Answer 38

Little

Question 39

Cansado
Kahn-sah-doh

Answer 39

Tired

Question 40

Estoy

Answer 40

Am (used with Yo)

Question 41

están

Answer 41

They are (used with ellos/ellas)
Or are you when used with ustedes
You (plural)

Question 42

Estamos

Answer 42

We are (used with nosotros)

Question 43

What is Ellos? Ellas?

Answer 43

Ellos - they(masculine
Ellas - they (feminine)

Question 44

Men

Answer 44

Hombres

Question 45

Women

Answer 45

Mujeres
Moo-hair-ehs

Question 46

The

Answer 46

El

Question 47

In

Answer 47

En

Question 48

Padres

Answer 48

Parents

Question 49

Son

Answer 49

Are plural
Anything if it’s plural Used with mi/ellos/ usted
Is not used with nosotros
Mi padres son professores

Question 50

Right

Answer 50

Verdad
Vair-dad

Question 51

Only

Answer 51

Solo

Question 52

Know

Answer 52

Saber
Sah-bear

Question 53

They are

Answer 53

Ellos/ellas son

Question 54

Where are they from?

Answer 54

De dónde son

Question 55

Where are you from?

Answer 55

De dónde eres?

Question 56

They are from?

Answer 56

(They) son de…

Question 57

Better

Answer 57

Major

Question 58

Estás

Answer 58

you are
Informal
Tu estás

Question 59

Está

Answer 59

He/she/it is
El está americano

Formal are when used with usted
Usted está consado?
Are you tired?

Question 60

How are you? (Formal)

Answer 60

Como está

Question 61

Are you?
You are?

Answer 61

Están

Question 62

Sick

Answer 62

Enfermos
En-fore-most (without the t)

Question 63

How

Answer 63

Cómo

Question 64

To be

Answer 64

Ser

Question 65

To

Answer 65

A
Ah