Words Flashcards

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Parecer 🪄✨👁️

A

To seem / To appear

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Verdad 💯

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Truth

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Culpa 👨‍⚖️🥺

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Fault/guilt

Por ejemplo: Es mi culpa

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cuerpo 👃🫁👁️👤

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Body

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5
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Metas 🥅

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Goals

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Eso 👈

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That

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Manera 🗺️

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Manner/way

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Claramente 🆑 👂

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Clearly

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9
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Extraño 🤪

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Strange/odd

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10
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Veces 🕐🕜

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Times/occurrences

  1. Voy al gimnasio tres veces a la semana. (I go to the gym three times a week.)
  2. A veces me gusta leer novelas de misterio. (Sometimes I enjoy reading mystery novels.)
  3. He visitado París varias veces. (I have visited Paris several times.)
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Varias ✖️7️⃣

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Several/various

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Pues 🤔🤷

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“Pues” is a Spanish word that can have various meanings depending on the context. It is often used as a filler or transitional word, similar to saying “well” or “so” in English. Here are a few possible translations or uses of “pues” in English:

Well: Used at the beginning of a sentence to express hesitation or to introduce a new topic.

Example: “Pues, no sé si eso es correcto.”

Translation: “Well, I’m not sure if that’s correct.”

So: Used to connect ideas or as a transitional word.

Example: “Terminamos el trabajo, pues nos fuimos a casa.”

Translation: “We finished the work, so we went home.”

Then: Used to indicate a sequence of events.

Example: “Primero estudiamos, pues salimos a cenar.”

Translation: “First, we studied; then we went out to dinner.”

Because/Since: Used to give a reason or justification.

Example: “No llegaron a tiempo, pues perdieron el autobús.”

Translation: “They didn’t arrive on time because they missed the bus.”

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Estuve 👶🔙

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Meaning: I was.

Tips for Use:
For describing temporary feelings or situations.

Combine with adjectives or phrases to express specific states or experiences.
Example: “Estuve ocupado” (I was busy), “Estuve feliz” (I was happy).

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Qué pena escuchar eso 😢👂

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Meaning: Sorry to hear that.
Usage: Expressing sympathy.

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Estás 🫵

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(You are - current state/activity):
¿Estás estudiando para los exámenes? (Are you studying for the exams?)
Estás cocinando una deliciosa cena. (You are cooking a delicious dinner.)

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16
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Lugar 🗾🏞️

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Place/location

17
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Sobre 🔛

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About or On
Example: Use it in a sentence, such as “Hablamos sobre el próximo evento” (We talk about the upcoming event).

18
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Algún ➕➖🟰

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Definition: “Some” or “Any”
Example: Complete the sentence: “¿Tienes algún pregunta?” (Do you have any questions?)

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Tenis 👟

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Sneakers (non gringo)

20
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Bafle 🔈

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Speaker

21
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El fin de semana 📅🔚

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The weekend

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Después ⏭️

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After

23
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Antes ⏪

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Before

24
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Quien 🤨⁉️

A

Who

25
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Study card: how to say: I am (adjective)

Example: I am working.

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(Estoy) + Ando/Iendo

Por ejemplo: Estoy trabajando(stem word = Trabajar) = I am working

Estoy Comiendo(stem = comer)
I am eating.

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¿Has estado? 🫵

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Have you been? Explanation: This question in Spanish is versatile, functioning both as an inquiry and a statement. Example as a question: “¿Has estado en Madrid alguna vez?” (Have you been to Madrid before?) Example as a statement: “Sí, he estado allí muchas veces” (Yes, I have been there many times).

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¿He estado? ✌️

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Back: Translation: Have I been? Explanation: This Spanish phrase is flexible, serving as both a self-inquiry and a statement. Example as a question: “¿He estado en esa ciudad?” (Have I been to that city?) Example as a statement: “Sí, he estado allí, y fue una experiencia increíble” (Yes, I have been there, and it was an amazing experience).

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Quedar 🇪🇺

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English Translations: “To stay,” “To remain,” “To meet,” “To fit,” etc.
Explanation: “Quedar” is a versatile Spanish verb used in various contexts to convey notions of staying, meeting, fitting, or remaining. The specific meaning depends on the context in which it is used.
Examples:
“La playa queda cerca” - “The beach is nearby” (quedar as ‘is situated’).
“Vamos a quedar a las 5 en el café” - “We are going to meet at 5 in the cafe” (quedar as ‘to meet’).
“Este vestido te queda bien” - “This dress fits you well” (quedar as ‘to fit’).