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Question 1

áspero

El papel higiénico de esa marca es muy áspero; este otro es más suave

Answer 1

rough / uneven

.That brand of toilet paper is too rough; this other one is softer.

Question 2

When do numbers have a “y” to connect them?

How do you connect the twenties?

Answer 2

Only between 16 and 99
I.e treinta y tres
Twenties are connected with “i” instead of y

Question 3

Welcoming

Answer 3

Acogedor

Question 4

Daring

Answer 4

Atrevido

Question 5

Looking on to?

Answer 5

Da a

La pared da a la calle

Question 6

Old fashioned

Answer 6

Anticuada (o)

Question 7

Vivera

Answer 7

Plant nursery

Question 8

Bajo perfil

Answer 8

Under cover

Question 9

Sobrantes

Answer 9

Extras

Question 10

Matera

Answer 10

Planter box

Question 11

Mover

Mudarse

Answer 11

To move THINGS

to move yourself as in moving to a new HOME

Question 12

Sembrar

Meter en

Answer 12

To plant

To put in

Question 13

Abeja

Abejorro

Answer 13

Bee

Bumblebee

Question 14

Murciélago

Answer 14

Bat

Question 15

Hormigas

Answer 15

Ants

Question 16

Cocacola

Answer 16

Pronounced How its spelled

Question 17

Cojin

Answer 17

Small couch pillow

Question 18

Devolver

Answer 18

To return or give back

Question 19

When is the ONLY time you use Uno?

Answer 19

ONLY WHEN COUNTING. Otherwise becomes un or una ALWAYS

Question 20

CIENTO always becomes Cien when??

CIENTO is only used when?

Answer 20

Before ALL nouns of either gender before mil o millones
I.e.
cien millones
Cien sombreros

CIento is ONLY used before numbers:
ciento noventa
Ciento y dos

Question 21

Atrevido

Answer 21

Daring, cutting edge

Question 22

Acogedor

Answer 22

Welcoming

Question 23

Miles

kilómetro

Answer 23

Miles
THE SAME SPELLING but pronounced (Mee-lays)
kilómetro (**watch the accent*) ki-LOM-etro”

Question 24

Reformada

Answer 24

Remodeled

Question 25

How did you meet your partner?

Answer 25

Como conociste a tu novia? | Como conoció usted a su pareja?

Question 26

To hang

Answer 26

Colgar | Cuelga cuelgas cuelga cuelgan

Question 27

Venezuelan

Answer 27

Venezolano

Question 28

Canadian

Answer 28

Canadiense

Question 29

Computer monitor

Answer 29

Monitore

Question 30

Curitas

Answer 30

Band aids

Question 31

oprimir Mantenga oprimido el botón hasta que se encienda la luz verde.

Answer 31

a. to press (a button or a key) | Keep the button pressed until the green light comes on.

Question 32

junk food The kids have been eating only junk food. (also means junk / scrap. junk metal)

Answer 32

Chatarra | Los niños han estado comiendo pura chatarra.

Question 33

rubber

Answer 33

caucho

Question 34

``` NATIONALITIES; Countries and Capitals ARE CAPITALIZED BUT nationalities are ONLY capitalized if at the beginning of sentence Puerto Rico Venezuela Ecuador Chile Paraguay ```

Answer 34

``` Puertorriqueño (a) Venezolano (a) Ecuatoriano(a) Chileno (a) Paraguayo (a) ```

Question 35

Which forms of nationalities don´t have separate masc. & Feminine forms? And what do you add to them?

Answer 35

Nationalities that end in “E” or an Accented vowel **add “s” to those ending in “e” **add “es” to those ending in accented vowel I.e. costarricense Costarricenses Iraquí Iraquíes

Question 36

How do you change nationalities that end in O?

Answer 36

Just add an S! | Italiano BECOMES italiano (s)(a)(as)

Question 37

``` How do you say swiss? Guatemalan? New Zealand Ireland? Taiwan? ```

Answer 37

``` Escocía (Scotland) Escocés (people from Scotland) Escocesa Guatemalteco (a) Neozelandés - Neozelandeses Irlandés BECOMES Irlandeses (as) Taiwanés BECOMES taiwaneses (as) ```

Question 38

How do you change nationalities that end in consonants in singular form? N, L, S In plural Form?

Answer 38

**Keep singular the same in masculine form! **feminine form add “a” or “as” Plural add “es” or “as”Alemán, Alemanes Español, Españoles -masc. form does not change Francés BECOMES francesa (as) in fem. form For quiz practice visit: https://www.spanishdict.com/quizzes/21/nationalities-in-spanish

Question 39

Ripe fruits

Answer 39

Fruta madura

Question 40

Eggplant

Answer 40

Berenjena

Question 41

Parecer

Answer 41

``` Always either parece o parecen (like gustar) SINGULAR - PARECE PLURAL - PARECEN A mi me A ti te A el - ella - usted le A ellos - as - ustedes les ```

Question 42

Pereza

Answer 42

Laziness. Don’t want to do something