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1
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Provecho -

A

Enjoy your meal

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Tu -

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You

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Quiero -

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I want

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El clima -

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The climate

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escuela -

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School

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Todavía no la selva -

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Not yet (have I been to) the jungle

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Te irá genial!!! -

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You will do great!

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Suerte! -

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Good Luck!

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Suerte en tu clase de español! -

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Good luck in your Spanish class!

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antes -

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before

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villano / villana -

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villain

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Muéstrame -

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show me

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mostrar

  1. Muéstrame
  2. Muestro mi sonrisa cuando tomo el pisco sour
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to show (o - ue)

  1. Show me
  2. I show my smile when I take pisco sour
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típico / típica -

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typical

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entonces -

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so (ex I hungry so I am sad)

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Arenoso / arenosa -

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sandy

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Culpa

  1. Mi culpa
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Fault

  1. My fault
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Inocente -

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innocent

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19
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Alma Pisco para el alma -

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Soul Pisco for the soul

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Bachicha -

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Fat and fluffy

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Hay (from haber)

  1. Hay un restaurante
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There is or there are

  1. There is a restaurant
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Compartir -

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to share

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Mea Culpa -

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To admit your wrongdoings (often to a close group of friends)

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Pásalo lindo Or Pásala linda -

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To have a good time

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25
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Soy gallina -

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Im a chicken

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Encantado / encantada de conocerte -

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Happy to meet you

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27
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Encantar -

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To be enchanted

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28
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Carne de pescado -

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Cooked fish

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29
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Carne de res -

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Beef - carne de vaca also correct but res is more common

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30
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Ruido -

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Noise

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31
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menos mano, más boca

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Less hand, more mouth

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32
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Al Rededor

  1. Al rededor del mundo
A

Around

  1. Around the world
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fábrica -

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factory

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34
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muy vs mucho

A

very vs a lot / many

Muy is used to modify adjectives and adverbs, like very in English.

Mucho is used to indicate a large quantity or degree, similar to “much” or “a lot”

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35
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popote (Latam) pajita (España) -

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straw

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36
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puñales -

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daggers

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37
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por fa -

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please (short)

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38
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la manta -

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the blanket

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39
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Quién pidió pollo? -

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Who ordered chicken? This is how you tell someone they look good in Colombia

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40
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no siquiera OR ni siquiera

  1. Ni siquiera yo lo sé
A

Not even ….

  1. Not even I know that
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41
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llorar -

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to cry

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42
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jefe -

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boss

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43
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Describe the difference:
1. Me envía
2. Envíame
3. Enviarme

A

Me envía and “envíame” are two phrases in Spanish that both relate to the act of sending.

  1. He/she sends me in the present tense.
  2. A command to send me something
  3. “To send me” It’s like how when we use enviar (to send). It simply indicates “to send me”. Ex “voy a enviarme” which means “I am going to send myself”
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44
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asombrosa

  1. La puesta de sol es asombrosa
A

amazing

  1. The sunset is amazing
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45
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mentalidad -

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mentality

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46
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celoso -

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jealous

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47
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compañero -

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companion

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48
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fresa -

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strawberry

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49
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tratar -

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to treat (someone or something some type of way)

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50
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esposa -

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spouse

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los guardaespaldas -

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the bodyguards

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52
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luego -

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then

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53
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olvidar -

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to forget

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54
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amar -

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to love

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55
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abrir -

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to open

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Mi mal gusto -

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My bad taste

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57
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justificar -

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to justify

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58
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cortar -

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to cut

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59
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Cómo estás ? -

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How are you?

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60
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que tal ? \n\n1. que tal el helado? -

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how are you ?\n\n1. How is the ice cream ?

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helado -

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ice cream

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recordar -

  1. Él recuerda su niñez
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to remember
(I) (O - UE)

  1. He remembers his childhood
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memoria -

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memory

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64
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gordo / gorda -

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fat (think gorging)

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65
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Describe “nos” -

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It means “we” and can be used as a reflexive pronoun: Nos lavamos (we wash ourselves)

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66
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ambos nos abrazamos -

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we both hug

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67
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Nosotros terminamos -

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We are finished (eating)

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68
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piso -

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floor (as in which floor of a building)

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69
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trescientos -

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three hundred

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70
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doscientos -

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two hundred

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cien -

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100

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todo / toda (todos / todas) -

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every

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73
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cada -

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each

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74
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describe cada vs todo -

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The main difference is that “cada” is used for individual elements separately\

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75
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Mi caballo es un caballero de cabello castaño -

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My horse is a gentleman with brown hair

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76
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costar -

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to cost

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77
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alfombra -

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carpet

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78
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rojo / roja -

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red

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79
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Plena -

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full

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80
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infeliz -

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unhappy

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81
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perdonar -

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to forgive / to pardon

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82
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disculpar\n\n1. disculpe\n2. disculpa -

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to excuse \n\n1. excuse me (ask waiter)\n2. sorry

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83
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perdone -

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excuse me (formal\

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84
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disculpe -

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excuse me (casual)

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85
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disculpa -

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sorry

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86
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brazo -

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arm

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aprobar -

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to approve

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los novatos -

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the newbies

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89
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Novio / Novia -

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boyfriend / girlfriend

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Detener -

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to detain

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91
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Podría -

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could

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pesar -

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to weigh

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93
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pesas -

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weights

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94
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conferencia de prensa -

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press conference

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conferencia -

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conference

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No hay manera -

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There’s no way

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aguantar

  1. Aguanté catorce horas en el avión
  2. No me gustas, te aguanto
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to endure

  1. I endured fourteen hours on the plane
  2. I do not like you, I endure you
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dulces sueños

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sweet dreams

Tip—normally the advective comes after the verb, but sometimes adjectives will be placed in front to change the meaning to be abstract, poetic, qualitative, or sometimes more empathetic. For this reason, “dulces sueños” is used as it sounds more affectionate.

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decirme -

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tell me

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100
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La paz

  1. La paz es cada paso -
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Peace

  1. Peace is every step
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comenzar

  1. Ustedes comienzan la lección
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to commence (I) (I - IE)

  1. They start the lesson
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102
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señal (los señales)\n \n1. Un señal eres feliz es una sonrisa -

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signal (signals) / sign (signs) \n\n1. A signal you’re happy is a smile

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Nuestro / nuestra \n\n1. Nuestro padre es feliz -

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Our\n\n1. Our father is happy

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Levantar (r)\n\n1. Levanto a las seis de mañana Cómo se levantó a las seis? -

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To get up \n\n1. I get up at 6 in the morning How did he get up at 6?

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105
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esto y eso -

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this and that

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106
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Perder

  1. Perdí mi mochila en el parque
  2. Ellos pierden las llaves
A

to lose (I) (E - IE)

  1. I lost my backpack in the park
  2. They lost the keys
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empezar

  1. Empiezo a estudiar ahora
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to begin (I) (E - IE)

  1. I begin to study now
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108
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capítulo -

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chapter

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109
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Hasta la próxima vez -

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Until next time

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110
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cocinar\n\n1. Cociné la cena para ti -

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to cook\n\n1. I cooked dinner for you

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111
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corazón \n\n1. El camino a mi corazón es cafeína -

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Heart\n\n1. The way go my heart is caffeine

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sufrir \n\n1. Cosas de las que sufro -

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to suffer\n\n1. Things I suffer from

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caballero (los caballeros) -

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gentleman (the gentlemen)

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114
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anoche -

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last night

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115
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descansar

  1. Necesito descansar después del ejercicio
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to rest

  1. I need to rest after exercise
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Provecho -

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When you’re finished eating or starting to eat it means enjoy your food or I hope you enjoyed your food

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117
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picado -

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tipsy

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118
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gratis -

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free (costs nothing)

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119
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Deber \n\n1. Debo trabajar -

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Duty\n\n1. I must work

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120
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enseñar

  1. puedes enseñarme?
  2. Tu me enseñaste
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to teach

  1. Can you teach me?
  2. You taught me
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121
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levantarse

  1. Me levanto a las seis
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to get up / wake up

  1. I get up at six
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122
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intercambio -

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exchange

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que quieres -

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what do you want?

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venir \n\n1. ven acqui -

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to come\n\n1. come here

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capitulo -

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chapter

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126
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el verano -

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summer

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127
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ansiar -

  1. Ansío atención
  2. Ansiamos abrazos
A

to crave or long for something

  1. I crave attention
  2. We crave hugs
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recuerdo (los recuerdos) -

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a specific memory (memories)

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129
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estrella (las estrellas) -

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star (stars)

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morena -

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brunette (in Latam refers to a dark skinned girl like maytte)

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ansiedad -

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anxiety

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señalar -

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to point (using your finger)

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dedo (los dedos) -

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finger (fingers)

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espalda -

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back (as in “my back”)

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sentir

  1. lo siento
  2. siento feliz
  3. Nosotros sentimos mucho calor
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to feel or to sense (I) (E - IE)

  1. I feel it (I am sorry)
  2. I feel happy
  3. We feel very hot (we feel a lot of heat)
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los demás -

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others

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concentrar -

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to concentrate

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amor

  1. Mi amor
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love

  1. My love
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tanto / tanta

  1. llevo tanto amor
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so much (adverb)

  1. I carry so much love
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ya \n\n1. ya estoy en Lima -

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already\n\n1. I am already in Lima

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subtítulos -

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subtitles

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reloj -

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clock

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hace mucho frio -

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I am very cold

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tengo calor -

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I am hot

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hace mucho calor -

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It’s hot (outside)

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pijama -

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pajamas

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juntos / juntas

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together (side-by-side)

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abuela -

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grandmother

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huevos fritos -

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fried eggs

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snow -

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nieve

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sunny -

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caluroso

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nuestra -

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our

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distrito (los distritos)\n\n1. Lima tiene muchos distritos -

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district (districts)\n\n1. Lima has many districts

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medecina -

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medicine

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nuevo -

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new

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primo -

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cousin

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manejar\n\n1. Manejo el carro -

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to drive\n\n1. I drive the car

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una mascota -

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a pet

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viajes -

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trips

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tenía -

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I had

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dañado / dañada

  1. Mi celular está dañado, por lo que no funciona
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Damaged

  1. My phone is damaged, so it does not work
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celular -

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mobile phone

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cine -

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cinema

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lugar (los lugares) -

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place (places)

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traer

  1. Traeré mi tarea a clase mañana
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to bring

  1. I will bring my homework to class tomorrow
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sucio -

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dirty

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cosa (las cosas) -

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thing (things)

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casi

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almost

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tranquilo -

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tranquil

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en medio -

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in the middle

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ocioso -

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idle (also a synonym for lazy)

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perezoso / perezosa -

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lazy

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fiesta -

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party

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idiom (pl las idiomas) -

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language (languages)

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basico -

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basic

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preposiciones -

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prepositions

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diverso / diversa -

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diverse

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cuando leo me quedo dormido -

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when I read I fall asleep

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179
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predecir

  1. Predigo que la futura es feliz
  2. Ellas predicen que mi gato vivirá muchos años
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to predict
(I, only yo else regular)

  1. I predict that the future is happy
  2. They predict that my car will live many years
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temporal -

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temporary

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tal vez -

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maybe

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triste -

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sad

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hagar \n\n1. hago deporte -

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to do (general\

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amarillo -

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yellow

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interesante -

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interesting

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arreglar -

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to fix

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debería \n\n1. Debería ser fácil \n\n2. La silla debería ser suave -

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it should be \n\n1. It should be easy \n\n2. The chair should be soft

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lechuga -

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lettuce

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Alguno / Alguna \n\n1. A algunas personas les gusta dormir -

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some \n\n1. Some people like to sleep

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nada \n\n1. No necesito nada -

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nothing\n\n1. I don’t need nothing

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mundo -

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the world

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No me gusta comprar nada -

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I do not like to buy anything

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norte -

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north

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sur -

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south

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América de sur -

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South America

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el clima -

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the climate (exception is el)

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pation -

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patio

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carne -

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meat

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vaca -

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cow

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anticucho \n\n1. anticucho de vaca -

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meat of the heart (for eating) \n\n1. heart of the cow

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cuerpo -

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body (think corpse)

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pesas -

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weights

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levantamiento de pesas -

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weightlifting

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trotar -

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to run

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televisor (televisión) -

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television

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habitación (or salon) -

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room

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conocer -

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to know / to meet

So the main difference is that “saber” is used for factual information or skills, while “conocer” is used for familiarity or acquaintance with people and places.

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no conozco -

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I do not know

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cabeza -

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head

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lápiz -

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pencil

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mano -

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hand

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guapo / guapa -

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handsome

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apuesto -

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handsome

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atrás -

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backwards

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mochila -

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backpack

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borrador

  1. Necesito un borrador porque cometo muchos errores
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eraser

  1. I need an eraser because I make a lot of mistakes
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poster -

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poster

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lentes -

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glasses (wearing)

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piso -

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floor

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estudiante -

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student

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pizarra -

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board (like whiteboard)

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silla -

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chair

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caja -

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eyebrows

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ojos -

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eyes

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cabello -

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hair

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sentar (sentarse)

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to feel (literally) or to sit
(To feel or seat oneself)

Note this is different from sentir. Sentir is to feel emotionally. Sentar is to feel physically.

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polo -

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shirt

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adentro -

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inside

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afuera -

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outside

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repetir -

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to repeat

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mas despacio -

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slowly

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Cómo \n\n1. Cómo se dice “pen” en español ? \n\n2. Cómo se escribe?\n\n3. Cómo se pronuncia? -

A

How \n\n1. How do you say “pen” in Spanish?\n2. How is this written?\n3. How is this pronounced?

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Qué significa “mesa” ? -

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What does “mesa” mean?

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a menudo

  1. En Lima, los autos tocan la bocina a menudo
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often or frequently

  1. In Lima, the cars honk the horn often
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dulca -

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sweet

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la ducha -

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the shower

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Correr

  1. Corro todos las días por la playa
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to run (verbo regular)

  1. Everyday I run on the beach
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departamento -

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apartment

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limpiar \n\n1. limpiar tu casa o departamento -

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to clean \n\n1. to clean your house or apartment

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durante -

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during

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ver

  1. ver televisión durante el día
  2. Se vieron
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to watch
(E - IE)

  1. to watch television during the day
  2. They saw each other
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cuentos -

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stories

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poner \n\n1. poner tus fotos en internet -

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to post \n\n1. to post your photos on the internet

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especial -

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special

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to cook \n\n1. to cook a special plate for your family

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flore (pl los flores) -

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flower (flowers)

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usar \n\n1. usar pantalones con flores -

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to use \n\n1. to use pants with flowers

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beber
1. beber cervezas -

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to drink (r)

  1. drink beers
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cumpleaños -

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birthday

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palabras -

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words

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tienda (pl las tiendas) -

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store (stores)

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Con qué frecuencia? -

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With what frequency? (do you do something)

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comer

  1. Como la comida rápida
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to eat (r)

  1. I eat lunch quickly
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hasta

  1. trabajamos hasta tarde -
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until

  1. we worked until late
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mucho / mucha -

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much

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muy -

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very

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seguridad -

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security

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el parque -

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the park

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tiempo

  1. Necesito mucho tiempo para preparar la cena
  2. Buen tiempo hoy
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time (like clock), or
weather

  1. I need a lot of time to prepare dinner
  2. Good weather today
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primer / primero / primera

  1. En primer lugar
  2. Él fue el primero a llegar
  3. Primera vez
A

First

  1. In the first place (first of all)
  2. He was the first to arrive
  3. First time

Note that primero is shortened to primer when placed in front of a masculine noun. We see this sometimes like bueno and buen.

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el desayuno -

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breakfast

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tengo 24 años -

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I am 24 years old (I have 24 years)

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esta tarde -

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this afternoon

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más tarde -

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later

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esta mañana -

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this morning

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ayer -

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yesterday

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todos las noches -

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very night

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todos los días -

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everyday

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rico -

A

delicious

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dar melo -

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give it to me

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claro -

A

clear (got it)

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quieres decir? -

A

what do you mean (to say)?

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estaba a punto de… -

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I was about to…

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de donde eres? -

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From where are you / where are you from?

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fue \n\n1. fue excelente -

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it was \n\n1. It was excellent

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el fin de semana -

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the weekend

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gracias a mi / gracias a ti -

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thanks to me / thanks to you

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un regalo -

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a gift

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para ti tengo un regalo para ti -

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for you I have a gift for you

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Q

Quando llego un email -

A

When an email arrived

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It is two o’clock -

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son las dos

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It is one o’clock -

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es la uno

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calcetines -

A

socks

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pantalones -

A

pants

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ropa -

A

clothes

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blanco -

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white

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verde -

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green

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negra -

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black

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azul -

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blue

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el domingo -

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sunday

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el sábado -

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Saturday

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el viernes -

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Friday

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el jueves -

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thursday

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el miércoles -

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Wednesday

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el martes -

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Tuesday

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el lunes -

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monday

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Diciembre -

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December

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Noviembre -

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November

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Octubre -

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October

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Septiembre -

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September

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Agosto -

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august

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Julio -

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July

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Junio -

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June

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Mayo -

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May

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Abril -

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April

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Marzo -

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March

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Febrero -

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February

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Enero -

A

January

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Q

llego un email -

A

An email arrived (past tense)

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Q

Hablando por teléfono -

A

Talking on the phone

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Q

Me llamó Gregorio -

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My name is greg (I call me Greg)

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312
Q

un poco -

A

a little

313
Q

un mensaje -

A

a message

314
Q

escuchar -

  1. No se escuchaba nada
A

to listen

  1. She did not hear anything
315
Q

ejercicio -

A

exercise

316
Q

la comida -

A

the food / the meal (used often for lunch)

317
Q

hermano / hermana -

A

brother / sister

318
Q

vino -

A

wine

319
Q

cambiar -

A

change

320
Q

papas fritas

A

fries

321
Q

papas -

A

potatoes

322
Q

playa -

A

beach

323
Q

libre -

A

free (as in freedom)

324
Q

libro -

A

book

325
Q

copia -

A

copy

326
Q

bolsa -

A

bag

327
Q

azúcar -

A

sugar

328
Q

una bebida -

A

a drink

329
Q

sonrisa -

A

smile

330
Q

caballero -

A

gentleman

331
Q

avión -

A

plane (airplane)

332
Q

auto or carro -

A

car

333
Q

segunda (se-h-unda) -

A

second

334
Q

lavandería -

A

laundry mat

335
Q

frases -

A

phrases

336
Q

Los Estados Unidos -

A

The United States

337
Q

suave -

A

soft

338
Q

alegro -

A

glad

339
Q

Fuerte -

A

strong

340
Q

duró -

A

hard

341
Q

feliz -

A

happy

342
Q

picante -

A

spicy

343
Q

caliente -

A

hot (as in food)

344
Q

roto / rota -

A

broken

345
Q

calor -

A

hot (as in climate)

346
Q

loco / loca -

A

crazy

347
Q

oscuro / oscura (la oscuridad)

A

dark (the darkness)

348
Q

hermoso / hermosa -

A

beautiful

349
Q

distraído / distraída -

A

distracted

350
Q

cansado / cansada -

A

tired

351
Q

bonito / bonita -

A

pretty (looking)

352
Q

a qué hora llegaras? -

A

at what time will you arrive?

353
Q

algún día -

A

someday

354
Q

macho -

A

male

355
Q

pregunta -

A

question

356
Q

cualquier -

A

any / whatever / whichever

357
Q

mes (pl meses) -

A

month (months)

358
Q

oportunidad -

A

opportunity

359
Q

disponible -

A

available

360
Q

disfrutar -

A

to enjoy

361
Q

moderno -

A

modern

362
Q

antiguo -

A

ancient

363
Q

país -

A

country

364
Q

cómodo -

A

comfortable

365
Q

mirar \n\n1. Mira el cielo Vamos a mirar una película \n2. Mirar por la seguridad -

A

to look / watch (the action of directing your eyes) \n\n1. Look at the sky Let’s watch a movie\n2. Look out for safety

366
Q

marrón \n\n1. Un gato marrón -

A

brown\n\n1. A brown cat

367
Q

bosque -

A

forest

368
Q

lobo -

A

wolf

369
Q

granja -

A

farm

370
Q

Camisa -

A

shirt

371
Q

mismo / misma \n\n1. Ella lleva la misma camisa -

A

two things are the same \n\n1. She is wearing the same shirt

372
Q

cerca -

A

near (proximity)

373
Q

pronto -

A

soon

374
Q

hermoso / hermosa -

A

beautiful

375
Q

lindo / linda \n\n1. Eres muy linda -

A

cute \n\n1. You are very cute

376
Q

selva

  1. Platos de la selva
A

jungle

  1. Plates of the jungle
377
Q

lago -

A

lake

378
Q

sopa (pl. sopas) -

A

soup (soups)

379
Q

Buenas tardes -

A

Good afternoon

380
Q

peor

  1. Es peor que mi español
A

worse

  1. It is worse than my Spanish
381
Q

canción (pl. canciones) -

A

song (songs)

382
Q

pobrecito -

A

Peruvian expression to express sympathy for someone: poor you

383
Q

anuncio -

A

advertisement

384
Q

aburrido -

A

not funny or boring

385
Q

divertido -

A

fun

386
Q

divertir(se)

  1. Me divierto contigo
  2. Tu diviertes cantando
A

to have fun
(I) (E-IE) (r)

  1. I have fun with you
  2. You have fun singing
387
Q

menos -

A

less

388
Q

màs o menos

Q: Que tal?
A: màs o menos

A

more or less

Q: How are you?
A: so-so (more or less)

389
Q

nunca -

A

never

390
Q

a veces -

A

sometimes

391
Q

casi siempre -

A

often

392
Q

siempre -

A

always

393
Q

salir \n\n1. Salir mi casa \n2. Salir de copas -

A

to leave / to go do something\n\n1. Leave my house \n2. Go for drinks

394
Q

compras -

A

shopping

395
Q

la piscina -

A

the swimming pool

396
Q

ver

  1. Ver una película
  2. Veo jugar a mis gatos
  3. Quiero que me veas
A

to watch
(i, only yo else regular)

  1. Watch a movie
  2. I watch my cats play
  3. I want you to watch me
397
Q

leer \n\n1. Leer el periódico -

A

to read \n\n1. Read the newspaper

398
Q

cantar

  1. Cantan una canción
  2. Cantamos en la ducha o en el karaoke
A

to sing (r)

  1. They sing a song
  2. We sing in the shower or at karaoke
399
Q

calle -

A

street

400
Q

tomar\nVoy a tomar el libro\nVoy a tomar agua\nTomar fotos\nTomar clases de baile\nTomar un taxi\nTomar la primera calle a la derecha -

A

to take / to drink / to take in or capture / to start / to take (transportation) to take a route\nI am going to take the book\nI am going to drink water\nTo take photos\nTo take dance classes\nTake a taxi\nTake the first street on the right

401
Q

caballo -

A

horse

402
Q

montar \n\n1. Voy a montar a caballo -

A

to mount or ride \n\n1. I am going to ride a horse

403
Q

pulsar \n\n1. pulsa el botón para encender la luz -

A

to press \n\n1. press the button to turn on the light

404
Q

jugar \n\n1. jugar al tenis -

A

to play (specific; like a specific sport) \n\n1. to play tennis

405
Q

sobre\nEl libro está sobre la mesa\nHablamos sobre política\nLlegaré sobre las ocho -

A

on or “over” / “about” or “concerning” / “around” or “approximately”\nThe book is on the table\nWe talk about politics\nI will arrive around eight

406
Q

patinar\npatinar sobre hielo -

A

to skate\nskating on ice (ice skating)

407
Q

hablar

  1. Hablaré español
A

to speak

  1. I will speak Spanish
408
Q

estudiar estudiar Biología -

A

to study to study biology

409
Q

tocar (verbo irregular)

  1. toca mi cara
  2. tocar la guitarra / el piano
  3. tocar la puerta
  4. La él tocó
A

to touch / to play an instrument / to knock

  1. Touch my face
  2. to play the guitar
  3. To knock at the door
  4. He touched it
410
Q

pasear\nEx: quiero pasear por el parque -

A

To stroll (walk leisurely)\nA leisurely walk for enjoyment\nEx: I want to stroll through the park

411
Q

hacer\nQuiero hacer un cuadro\nQuiero hacer la tarea -

A

to do / make\nI want to make a painting\nI want to do homework

412
Q

creer \n\nEx: creo que eres feliz -

A

to think \n\nEx: I think that you are happy

413
Q

extrañar

  1. Te extraño
A

to miss

(Transitive)

  1. I miss you
414
Q

trabajar -

A

work

415
Q

jugar -

A

to play

416
Q

esperar

  1. Esperamos para ti
  2. Espero que bien
  3. Espero hayas dormido bien
A

to wait (r)
to hope

  1. We wait for you
  2. I hope (that) well = I hope things are going well
  3. I hope you slept well
417
Q

abrazar -

A

to hug

418
Q

viajar\nviajar en autobús\nMis viajes -

A

to travel\ntravel on the bus\nMy travels

419
Q
  1. acabar
  2. acabar de + [infinitive verb]

Ex for 1
1. Recién acababa

Ex for 2
1. Acabo de terminar la clase
2. Ya acabé de comer

A
  1. to complete / finish
  2. just [did something]

Ex for 1
1. Just finished

Ex for 2
1. I just finished class
2. I have finished eating

420
Q

dar -

A

to give

421
Q

intentar\nEx: voy a intentar correr cinco kilómetros hoy -

A

to try\nExpressing the effort of trying to do something.\nEx: I am going to try to run 5 kilometers today.

422
Q

Por ejemplo -

A

for example

423
Q

probar

  1. Voy a probar la nueva receta
  2. Pruebo la tostada con palta
A

to try (o - ue)
Refers to the action of testing something or trying something new.

  1. I am going to try the new recipe
  2. I try the avocado toast
424
Q

encontrar

  1. Ellos no encuentran sus mochilas
  2. No podía encontrarlo
  3. No podemos encontrarla
A

to find something / meet people
(I) (O - UE)

  1. They do not find their backpacks
  2. I could not find it
  3. We cannot find it (feminine)
425
Q

llevar -

A

to carry (also used for takeaway food)

426
Q

suenar (ex: suena bien) -

A

to sound (sounds good)

427
Q

buscar -

  1. qué estás buscando?
A

to search

  1. What are you looking for?
428
Q

pasar Ex: pasar tiempo -

A

to spend (time) Ex: To pass time

429
Q

llamar -

A

to call

430
Q

llegar -

A

to arrive

431
Q

comprar \n\n1. Comprar por internet o en las tiendas -

A

to buy \n\n1. To buy on the internet or in stores

432
Q

cenar -

A

to dine

433
Q

nadar \n\n1. Nadar en la piscina -

A

to swim \n\n1. Swim in the pool

434
Q

Tú y yo tenemos hambre -

A

You and I are hungry

435
Q

Hambriento / Hambre -

A

Hungry / Hunger

436
Q

Ti -

A

your

437
Q

Mi -

A

my

438
Q

Por mi / por ti -

A

Because of me / because of you

439
Q

Propina -

A

Tip (a tip you leave at a restaurant)

440
Q

simple -

A

simple

441
Q

Cucharita -

A

teaspoon

442
Q

bailar

  1. Bailar en la discoteca -
A

to dance (r)

  1. Dance in the disco
443
Q

Verbos -

A

verbs

444
Q

Fero -

A

ugly

445
Q

Escritura -

A

Writing

446
Q

Deportes -

A

sports

447
Q

Saludable -

A

Healthy

448
Q

Nosotros vemos películas -

A

We watch movies

449
Q

películas -

A

movies

450
Q

Tarea -

A

Homework

451
Q

Ya he terminado mis deberes

A

I have already finished my homework

452
Q

Ya -

A

An adverb to describe something that already happened. Ex “Ya estoy en Lima” means “I am already in Lima”

453
Q

Como se dice “hello”? -

A

How does one say “hello”?

454
Q

No sé cómo -
versus
No se sabe cómo

A

I don’t know how
Versus
One does not know how

In the first instance sé is the first person singular of saber. In the second se (note no accent) is used to indicate an abstract person (“one” in English)

455
Q

Malas -

A

Bad

456
Q

Curso -

A

Course

457
Q

dulces sueños -

A

Sweet dreams

458
Q

Conocer -

A

to know

459
Q

Puesta de sol -

A

sunset

460
Q

Puerta -

A

door

461
Q

Pared -

A

wall

462
Q

Techo -

A

ceiling

463
Q

Piso -

A

Floor

464
Q

Teclado -

A

keyboard

465
Q

Televisor -

A

Television

466
Q

Ventana -

A

Window

467
Q

Aji\n\nAji Roja -

A

Aji salsa in Lima is a delicious sauce that often accompanies lomo saltado\n\nají rojo is the red sauce

468
Q

gaseosa -

A

Soda

469
Q

naranja (las naranjas) -

A

Orange (oranges)

470
Q

zumo -

A

juice (Spain)

471
Q

Jugo \n\n1. Jugo de naranja -

A

Juice\n\n1. Orange juice

472
Q

espero que bien -

A

I hope all is well /\nI hope youre doing well

473
Q

domicilio -

A

home

474
Q

traer -

A

to bring

475
Q

Echar

A

To throw

476
Q

llenar

A

to fill

477
Q

alguien

A

someone

478
Q

¿podemos salir a jugar?

A

Can we go out to play?

479
Q

me enseña español

A

Teach me Spanish

480
Q

le ensañó inglés

A

He/she taught him/her English

481
Q

Vamos a mis casa cuando cocinamos

A

We go to my house when we cook

482
Q

Renovar mi visa

A

Renew my visa

483
Q

renovar

A

to renew

484
Q

Ingeniero de sistemas

A

Systems Engineer

485
Q

computadora

A

computer

486
Q

la pandemia

A

the pandemic

487
Q

empezamos

A

we start

488
Q

aburrido

A

bored

489
Q

igual

A

equal

490
Q

la ciudad se llama Londres

A

the city is called London

491
Q

frijoles

A

beans

492
Q

cadena

A

chain

493
Q

oeste

A

west

494
Q

equipo

A

team

495
Q

juntarse

A

get together or to join

496
Q

dejar (de)

  1. dejo al hockey
  2. El la dejó afuera
  3. Déjame entrar!
A

to stop
to quit
to leave
to let

  1. I quit hockey
  2. He left her outside
  3. Let me enter!
497
Q

tenía

A

had

498
Q

estrategia

A

strategy

499
Q

construir

A

to construct or build

500
Q

las compañías

A

companies

501
Q

cerebro

A

brain

502
Q

jóvenes

A

young people

503
Q

crecer

A

to grow

504
Q

elemental

A

elementary

505
Q

La rosa de guadaulupa

A

show in Peru

506
Q

los inversores

A

investors

507
Q

la mayoría de las personas

A

the majority of the people

508
Q

la nomada

A

nomad

509
Q

cazador

A

hunter

510
Q

cazar
1. cazar con arco

A

to hunt
1. to hunt with bow

511
Q

competir

A

to complete

512
Q

mecanico

A

mechanic

513
Q

What are the forms of “ser”?

A

yo soy
tu eres
el/ella es
nosotros somos
ellos/ellas son

514
Q

What are the forms of “estar”?

A

yo estoy
tu estás
el/ella está
nosotros estamos
ellos/ellas están

515
Q

me alludes

A

help me

516
Q

cocinero / cocinera

A

cook / chef

517
Q

caro

A

expensive

518
Q

estrategia

A

strategy

519
Q

inteligente

A

intelligent

520
Q

unir al equipo

A

join the team

521
Q

unir

A

to unite or join (think, to become a unit)

522
Q

una gorra

A

a cap

523
Q

siguiente

A

next

524
Q

peluquero

A

hairdresser / barber

525
Q

criar

A

to raise or breed

526
Q

dinero

A

money

527
Q

gusto

A

taste or preference (in something, such as art, fashion, music…)

Note that as a noun gusto means taste and is not the same as “gustar” meaning to like

528
Q

mucho gusto

A

pleased to meet you

—

Yes, “mucho gusto” is commonly used in Spanish to mean “nice to meet you.” However, if we break it down:

  • “Mucho” means “much” or “a lot.”
  • “Gusto” means “pleasure” or “liking.”

So, “mucho gusto” directly translates to “much pleasure” but the phrase is used to express “pleased to meet you” or “nice to meet you.” It’s a polite way of expressing that you’re happy or pleased to meet someone for the first time.

529
Q

vencer

A

to overcome or defeat

530
Q

entiendo

A

I understand

531
Q

entiendo

A

I understand

532
Q

haber

  1. Como se había…
A

To have (auxiliary verb)

  1. How she had…
533
Q

Conjugations of haber
I have…
you have..
he has..
We have..
they have..

A

Yo he
Tu has
El / Ella ha
Nosotros hemos
Ellos han

534
Q

genial

A

great or fantastic (used to express something is good or that you’re happy with something)

Example:
Her: Podemos ir a la playa
Me: genial! Vamos!

535
Q

para indicar

A

to indicate

536
Q

seguir

  1. Podemos seguir practicando
A

to follow or to continue

  1. We can continue practicing

———

It is used to indicate that someone or something is proceeding or advancing, or to express the continuation of an action or situation.

Example:
In conversation, you are interrupted then say, to continue or “moving on..”

537
Q

necesario

A

necessary

538
Q

enfrenta de..

A

in front of…

539
Q

unos / unas

  1. Vive con unos amigos
A

a few (small group)

  1. He lives with a few friends
540
Q

monótona

A

Monotonous

541
Q

Hace todos los días lo mismo

A

He does every day the same thing
(Everyday he does the same thing)

542
Q

despertar

  1. Se despierta
  2. La despertó
A

to wake up. Reflexive, irregular verb.

  1. He wakes up
  2. He woke up
543
Q

elección

  1. El postre de tu elleccion
A

choice

  1. The dessert of your choice
544
Q

el postre

A

dessert

545
Q

pastel

A

cake

546
Q

He terminado mi comida
O
Ya acabé de comer

A

These phrases politely inform that you are finished

547
Q

Vacuna (las vacunas)

A

Vaccine (vaccines)

548
Q

puedo acostarme ?

A

Can I lie down?

549
Q

Certificado

A

Certificate

550
Q

Todo lo que debes saber sobre esta vacuna

A

Everything you need to know on the vaccine

551
Q

Since last month

A

Desde el mes pasado

552
Q

solterar

A

To be single / solitary

553
Q

solo / sola

A

alone

554
Q

Extraño estar SOLTERO con NOVIA porque estar soltero SOLO es aburrido

A

I miss being single with a girlfriend because being single alone is boring

555
Q

hizo

A

did - he or she did something

The root verb is hacer.

556
Q

quejar(se)

  1. Me quejo a mis mejores amigos
  2. Mi novia se queja a mí
  3. Te quejas demasiado
A

to complain (reflexive)

  1. I complain to my best friends
  2. My girlfriend complains to me
  3. You complain too much
557
Q

demasiado / demasiada

  1. Hay demasiado alcohol en mí cerveza
  2. Hace demasiado calor
A

too much

  1. There is too much alcohol in my beer
  2. It’s too hot
558
Q

cometer

  1. Si amar es un delito, luego cometo muchos delitos
A

to commit or to make in the context of errors or crimes.

  1. If love is a crime, then I commit a lot of crimes.
559
Q

después de…

A

after…

560
Q

útil (útiles)

  1. Las clases de español son muy útiles
A

utility / to be helpful

  1. The Spanish classes are very helpful
561
Q

largo

A

long

562
Q

cortó

A

short

563
Q

grande

A

large

564
Q

grande

  1. Un café grande
A

large

565
Q

el ocaso

A

sundown (a more common term for sunset)

566
Q

Necesitas practicar mucho

A

I must practice a lot

567
Q

Necesitas practicar mucho

A

I must practice a lot

568
Q

Necesito practicar mucho

A

I must practice a lot

569
Q

temprano / temprana

A

early

570
Q

muy amable

A

very friendly

571
Q

Ellos te acomodar

A

They will accommodate you

572
Q

invierno

A

winter

573
Q

Las bebidas cuestan menos

A

The drinks cost less

574
Q

este

A

East

575
Q

Al

  1. Pago aquí o al frente?
A

A + El = Al

  1. I pay here or at the front?
576
Q

Está lista ?

A

It’s ready ?

577
Q

Aprender

  1. Nosotros aprendemos epsañol
A

to learn (verbo regular)
1. We learn Spanish

578
Q

Vivir
1. Ustedes viven en Miraflores

A

to live (verbo regular)

  1. You all live in Miraflores
579
Q

Escribir

  1. Escribes muy bien
A

To write (verbo regular)

  1. You write very well
580
Q

Caminar

  1. María camina siempre por la calle
A

To walk (verbo regular)

  1. María always walks on the street
581
Q

Preguntar

A

To ask (r)

582
Q

Vender

A

To sell (r)

583
Q

imprimir

  1. Imprimo las fotos de la página de internet
A

to print (r)

  1. I print the photos from the website
584
Q

página de internet

A

website

585
Q

Terminar

A

To finish / to end (r)

586
Q

Querer

  1. Quiero un café con leche
  2. Quiero que tú limpies la casa
A

To want (I) (E - IE)

  1. I want a latte
  2. I want you to clean the house

Note: adding que creates a subclause in the sentence and allows us to express desire for an action/verb. It allows us to add a new verb. In the case of (2) we add limpiar.

587
Q

Lección

A

Lesson

588
Q

Preferir

  1. Nosotros preferimos el calor
A

To prefer (I) (E - IE)

  1. We prefer the heat
589
Q

Cerrar

  1. Ellos cierran la puerta
A

To close (I) (I - IE)

  1. They close the door
590
Q

Usted / Ustedes

A

Formal form of “you” that follows El/Ellos conjugations.

591
Q

Calentar

  1. Caliento la leche
A

To heat / warm something up (I) (I - IE)

  1. I heat up the milk
592
Q

Caliente

  1. Caliente, por fa
A

Hot or warm (A)
Adjective form of Calentar

  1. Hot, please
593
Q

Encender

  1. Nosotros encendemos las luces
A

To turn on or ignite (I) (I - IE)

  1. We turn on the lights
594
Q

La luz (Las Luces)

  1. Enciende la luz
A

The light (the lights)

  1. Turn on the light
595
Q

Negar

  1. Niegan la verdad
A

To refuse or deny (I) (I - IE)

  1. They deny the truth
596
Q

llave (las llaves)

A

key (keys)

597
Q

Poder

  1. Si quieres yo puedo ayudarte
A

To want (I) (O - UE)

  1. If you want, I can help you
598
Q

Ayudar

  1. Ayudo a mi perro a dormir
  2. te ayudaré
A

To help (r)

  1. I help my dog sleep
  2. I will help you
599
Q

Ayuda

  1. Necesitas ayuda?
A

Help or assistance (noun)

  1. Do you need help?
600
Q

Volver

  1. Tú siempre vuelves tarde
A

To return (I) (O - UE)

  1. You always return late
601
Q

Dormir

  1. Él duermes mucho
A

To sleep (I) (O - UE)

  1. He sleeps a lot
602
Q

Oler

  1. Huelo algo muy rico
  2. Olemos algo mal
A

To smell (I) (O - HUE)

  1. I smell something very delicious
  2. We smell something bad
603
Q

Contar

  1. Cuento cuántos amigos tengo
  2. Cuento historias de hadas
  3. Los padres siempre cuentan cuentos a sus hijos
A

To count / to tell (a story)
(I) (O - UE)

  1. I count how many friends I have
  2. I tell fairytales
  3. Parents always tells stories to their children
604
Q

Devolver

  1. Ustedes devuelven los apuntes a Juan
A

To return / to give back something
(I) (O - UE)

  1. You give back the notes to Juan
605
Q

El apunte (los apuntes)

A

The note (notes)

606
Q

Almorzar

  1. Nosotros almorzamos juntas siempre
A

To eat lunch

  1. We always eat lunch together
607
Q

Consolar

  1. Tú consuelas a tu hermana
A

To console / to comfort
(I) (O - UE)

  1. You console your sister
608
Q

niñez

A

childhood

609
Q

Los padres

A

The parents

610
Q

fogata

A

bonfire

611
Q

habitat

A

habitat

612
Q

primavera

A

spring

613
Q

otoño

A

autumn

614
Q

Baños termales

  1. Hay baños termales en Perú !
A

Thermal baths

  1. There are thermal baths in Peru
615
Q

Pueblo

A

town

616
Q

lejos

  1. Mis padres están lejos porque viven en Canadá
A

far (proximity)

  1. My parents are far because they live in Canada
617
Q

hijo / hija (los hijos / las hijas)

A

The child (children)

618
Q

Emocionado / Emocionada

A

Excited !

619
Q

Ofendido

A

Offended

620
Q

la nariz

A

nose

621
Q

billetera

A

wallet

622
Q

Aceitu

A

Oil

623
Q

Chancho

A

Pig

624
Q
  1. Caro / Cara
  2. Cara
A
  1. Expensive
  2. Face
625
Q

Boca

A

Mouth

🫦

626
Q

Una granja

  1. Una granja en la selva
A

A farm

  1. A farm in the jungle
627
Q

Demasiado

A

Too much

628
Q

Además

  1. Además de ser un excelente cocinero, también es un músico talentoso.
A

Besides…
Also a synonym for también

  1. Besides being an excellent cook, he is also a talented musician.
629
Q

noquea

A

knock out

630
Q

pedir

  1. pido una gran aventura
A

to ask
(I)

  1. I ask for a grand adventure
631
Q

gran

  1. Un gran hombre
A

grand , as in emphasizing the quality or importance of something.

  1. A great man
632
Q

Malo

  1. Un hombre malo
A

Bad

  1. A bad man
633
Q

Mal

  1. Mal tiempo
A

Bad, qualitative version of “malo”

  1. Bad weather
634
Q

Únete

A

Join

635
Q

rato (ratito for smaller)

A

a little while (a very litttle while

636
Q

quisiera

A

I would like to…

637
Q

“Es importante comunicarse” or “Es importante comunicar” which is correct ?

A

Both phrases can be correct depending on the context, but they have slightly different meanings.

“Es importante comunicarse” means “It is important to communicate,” emphasizing the act of communication between two or more parties.

“Es importante comunicar” means “It is important to convey” or “It is important to communicate something,” emphasizing the act of transmitting information or a message.

So, if you’re focusing on the importance of interactive communication, you’d use “Es importante comunicarse.” If you’re emphasizing the importance of sending a message or information, you’d use “Es importante comunicar.”

638
Q

Panadería

A

Bakery

639
Q

sorprender

A

To surprise

640
Q

Can say:

  1. Me lavo (I wash my hands)
  2. Quiero lavarme
A

Hi hi

641
Q

Un boca de vaca

A
642
Q

Caramelo

A

Candy

643
Q

saber
(Definition & Conjugations)

A

To know (a fact)

  1. Yo sé
  2. Tu sabes
  3. El sabe
  4. Nos sabemos
  5. Ellos saben
644
Q

Return

A

Regresar

645
Q

Caña

A

An alcoholic drink of the Incas that is fermented sugarcane , very sweet and strong (and cheap). This is what I drank with the security guard at Machu Picchu

646
Q

Cajero automático

A

ATM

647
Q

Acostar

  1. He acostado
A

To lay down

  1. I have laid down (I have gone to bed)
648
Q

poquito

  1. Solamente un poquito por fa
A

A little

  1. Only a little , thank you
649
Q

Más temprano

A

Earlier

650
Q

Tengo que…

A

I have to…

651
Q

es

A
  1. is
  2. It is
  3. He/she is
  4. You are (sometimes)
652
Q

tooth

A

diente (think, dental)

653
Q

Cuántos minutos faltan para llegar?

A

How many minutes are left until we arrive ?

654
Q

Faltar

A

To lack or be missing

655
Q

Buen vs bueno vs bueno

A

Buen if before
Bueno / buena if adjective (after word)

Buen sushi
OR
sushi bueno

656
Q

Sombra

A

Shade

657
Q

Es mío / es mía

A

It’s mine

658
Q

Lengua

A

Tongue

659
Q

Bluey y yo

A

Bluey and me

660
Q

Cargar

  1. Cargar el teléfono
  2. El película está cargando
A

To charge

  1. Charge the phone
  2. The movie is loading
661
Q

Programa

  1. Friends es mi favorite programa
A

Show

  1. Friends is my favorite show
662
Q

Garganta

  1. Me duele la garganta
A

Throat

  1. My throat hurts
663
Q

Dueler

1.

A

To hurt

664
Q

Papel higiénico

A

Toilet paper

665
Q

Casi

  1. Casi feliz
A

Almost

  1. Almost happy
666
Q

Ways to say goodbye.

  1. Hasta la próxima
  2. Hasta pronto
  3. Chau
  4. Cuídate (coo-i-da-te)
  5. Tenga buen día
A
  1. Until next
  2. Until soon
  3. Bye
  4. Take care (of you)
  5. Have a good day
667
Q

Can add “ito” to make small/cute:
abrazito

Or “cito” if ends with n
Corazoncito

A
668
Q

Gracias por tu energía
Gracias por tu lengua

A

Thanks because of your energy
(Thank you for your energy)

669
Q

Pisar

  1. No pises el piso!
A

To step

  1. Do not step on the floor!

The difference in phrasing between “no pises el piso” and “no pisas el piso” in Spanish is due to the use of different moods: the imperative and the indicative.

  1. “No pises el piso” uses the imperative mood (specifically, the negative imperative). This form is used to give commands or instructions. When you tell someone “no pises el piso,” you are giving them a direct command not to step on the floor.
  2. “No pisas el piso” uses the indicative mood, which is used to make statements of fact, express opinions, or ask questions. So, “no pisas el piso” translates to “you do not step on the floor,” as a statement of fact, rather than a command.

In the context of telling someone not to step on the floor, you’d use the imperative mood (“no pises el piso”) to issue the command directly.

670
Q

Watching football: Que fue!

A

What happened?!

671
Q

Rey (Reyna)

A

King (queen)

672
Q

Cubiertos

A
  1. Cutlery
  2. To cover someone/something
673
Q

Embarazada

A

Pregnant

674
Q

Dios

  1. Oh por dios
A

God

  1. Oh my god
675
Q

Cuídate

A

Take care of yourself

676
Q

Abuelo / Abuela

  1. Al aeropuerto con Maytte, dije “es mi madre” y la mujer en el salón respondió “tu eres su abuelo”
A

Grandfather / grandmother

  1. At the airport with Maytte, I said “she’s my mother” and the woman in the room responded “you’re her grandfather.”
677
Q

Chocar

  1. Chocamos
  2. Los autos chocan
A

To crash something or someone

  1. We (me and Maytte) bump into each other
    2.
678
Q

Pies

A

Foot

679
Q

orgulloso / orgullosa

  1. Estás orgullosa de mi ?
  2. Muy orgullosa de ti
A

Proud

  1. You are proud of me ?
  2. I am proud of you (I am girl here)
680
Q

Pecado

A

Sin

681
Q

Izquierda

  1. Gire a la izquierda
A

Left

  1. Turn left
682
Q

derecha

  1. Gire a la derecha
A

Right

  1. Turn right
683
Q

Impresario

A

Businessman

684
Q

Resaca

A

Hangover

685
Q

Un rato

  1. En un rato
A

A moment

  1. In a moment
686
Q

Grasa

  1. La comida con mucha grasa
A

Fats (as in fatty foods)

  1. Food with lots of fat
687
Q

Historia

A

Story

688
Q

Ruido

  1. Ruido blanco
A

Noise

  1. White noise
689
Q

Grito

A

Scream

690
Q

Rudo / ruda

A

Rude

691
Q

enamorado / enamorada

A

Lover

692
Q

Choclo

A

Corn (Peruvian word for corn that comes from Kechwa)

693
Q

Muéstrame

A

Show me

694
Q

Cuenta

  1. La cuenta por fa
  2. Mi cuenta bancaria
A

Account (another word for check/bill as well)

  1. The account (check) please
  2. My bank account
695
Q

Me encanta

A

I love it

696
Q

Tostada con Palta

A

Avocado toast

697
Q

Hola, camarón con cola

A

Shrimp with tail

698
Q

Volcán

A

Volcano

699
Q

Salvaje

  1. Maytte es salvaje
A

Wild

  1. Maytte is wild
700
Q

Extravagante

A

Extravagant

701
Q

Hasta luego

A

Until then (see you later) very common in Peru

702
Q

direccion

A

Address

703
Q

Muéstrame

A

Show me

704
Q

elige tu plan hogar

A

Choose your home plan

705
Q

Cierto

  1. Por cierto sigo en búsqueda de travel buddies
A

True

  1. I am still searching for travel buddies
706
Q

Hace años

A

Years ago

707
Q

Quedar

A

To stay/remain

708
Q

Rentar

A

To rent

709
Q

Cerrar

  1. Cierra la puerta
  2. No cierres la puerta
A

To close (e → ie)

  1. Close the door
  2. Do not close the door (note the negative, imperative mood is why we use the “es” conjugation )
710
Q

Descender

  1. Desciendo las escaleras
A

To descend (e → ie)

  1. I descend the stairs
711
Q

Pensar

  1. Pienso de mi vida
  2. Mis amigas piensan en su cabello
A

To think (e → ie)

  1. I think about my life
  2. My friends think of their hair
712
Q

Recomendar

  1. Recomiendo el pisco sour
A

To recommend (e → ie)

  1. I recommend the pisco sour
713
Q

Morir

  1. Muerden de demasiado sexo
A

To die (o → ue)

  1. They died of too much sex
714
Q

Mover

  1. Mueven a la música
A

To move (o - ue)

  1. They move to the music
715
Q

Soñar

  1. Sueño con la libertad
A

To dream (o - ue)

  1. I dream about freedom
716
Q

Volar

  1. Volamos a Madrid
  2. Vuelan a Barcelona
A

To fly (o - ue)

  1. I fly to Madrid
  2. They fly to Barcelona
717
Q

Disculpa, para pedir

A

When ready to order.

718
Q

Almohada

A

Pillow (like Maytte boobies )

719
Q

alguna vez

  1. encontraremos alguna vez
A

Sometime

  1. We’ll get together sometime
720
Q

Expresión

  1. Tu expresión es tan natural!
A

Expression

  1. Your expression is so natural!
721
Q

estoy de acuerdo

A

I agree

722
Q

Provocar

  1. No quiero provocarte
A

Provoke

  1. I do not want to provoke you
723
Q

Obligar

  1. No quiero obligarte
A

Oblige

  1. I do not want to oblige you (I do not want to make you….)
724
Q

Situar

  1. Situarlo allí
A

To situate or to place something

  1. Place it there
725
Q

Ponlo

  1. Ponlo allí
A

Put it

  1. Put it there
726
Q

Crear (creación)

  1. Quiero crear un relación fuerte
A

To create (creation)

  1. I want to create a strong relationship
727
Q

Relación

A

Relationship

728
Q

Experimentar (experimentación)

A

To experiment / to experience

This makes sense because really to experience something is at its core an experiment (according to language transfer)

729
Q

Experiencia

A

Experience

730
Q

Experiencia

A

Experience

731
Q

Experimento

A

An experiment (noun)

732
Q

Espuma

A

Foam

733
Q

Perras

Por ejemplo
1. Hola perras

A

Bitches

  1. Hey bitches
734
Q

Hecho

  1. Un hecho insólito
A

Fact

  1. An unusual fact
735
Q

Insólito / insólita

A

Unusual (adjective)

736
Q

Desgraciado / desgraciada

A

Unfortunate

737
Q

Conmocionar

A

To shock

738
Q

Según…

A

According to…

739
Q

Empleados

A

Employees

740
Q

Presentes

A

To be present

741
Q

El Suceso

A

The event

742
Q

Acorralar

A

The corral / round up

743
Q

Parecer

  1. Le pareció
A

To seem

  1. It seemed
744
Q

Recién

A

Newly (adverb)

745
Q

Eso / Ese / Esa
(Esos / Eses / Esas)

  1. Que es eso?
  2. Ese ruido
  3. Esas casas
A

That (Those)

Eso is when unsure the gender.

  1. What is that?
  2. That noise
  3. Those houses
746
Q

Sido

  1. Lo debió haber sido fuerte
A

Been

  1. It must have been strong
747
Q

Pesado

A

Heavy

748
Q

Incorporarse

  1. Se incorporó
A

To join, to sit up, to stand up

  1. He sat up
749
Q

Apoyándose

A

Leaning

750
Q

Apoyandar

A

To support

751
Q

El viento

A

The wind

Note similar to ventana, which is window.

752
Q

Nuevamente

A

Newly or Again (adverb)

753
Q

Asustado / asustada

A

Scared (adjective)

754
Q

Era

A

Was

755
Q

Absoluto / absoluta

  1. La oscuridad era absoluta
A

Absolute (adjective)

  1. The darkness was absolute
756
Q

Acomodar (acomodarse)

  1. Se acomodó
A

To accommodate
(To settle oneself)

  1. He settled himself
757
Q

Un olor

  1. Ese olor es rico
A

A smell

  1. That smell is delicious
758
Q

Movimiento (los movimientos)

A

Movement (the movements)

759
Q

Decidir

A

To decide

760
Q

Puedo olor más nitadamente

A

I can smell more clearly

761
Q

Excremento

A

Excrement

762
Q

Escalofrío

A

A chill or shiver

763
Q

Recorrer

  1. Un escalofrío recorrió todo su cuerpo
A

To travel

  1. A chill travelled through his body
764
Q

se ve rico

A

It looks delicious

765
Q

Cuarto

A

Room (my quarters) far more common than habitación

766
Q

sencillamente

A

simply

767
Q

Portada

A

Front page

768
Q

Justo

A

Fair

769
Q

faltar

  1. Me faltan mis polos desde ayer
A

to lack or be missing something

  1. I am missing my shirts since yesterday
770
Q

Me avisas

A

Let me know

771
Q

Besar (noun beso)

  1. Besas mi beso
A

To kiss (a kiss)

772
Q

Gracioso

A

Funny (haha)

773
Q

Riendo

A

Laugh

774
Q

Lluvia

  1. Poco de lluvia
A

Rain

  1. Some rain
775
Q

Esto vs este/esta

A

Esto replaces the name of an object (only an object).

Este does not replace the object and is used with any noun could be used for any noun ex este lugar or este vaso. Use esta for female.

Ex, asking for the name of a plate:

Cómo se llama esto ?

Como se llama este plato?

776
Q

Chamán

A

A wizard in the Peruvian selva

777
Q

Chamán

A

A wizard in the Peruvian selva

778
Q

Tierna / tierno

A

Tender

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