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Babel #1 Flashcards

1
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On Monday, we can meet to eat.

A

El lunes, podemos quedar para comer.

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I have time on Wednesday.

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Tengo tiempo el miércoles.

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What time will we meet?

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A qué hora quedamos?

This is a colloquial usage in Spain. In Mexico and Guatemala, while “quedar” will be understood in this context, it’s not as commonly used. People are more likely to use “encontrarse” or “verse” when referring to meeting up with someone.

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Diego is returning on Sunday at three.

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Diego vuelve el domingo a las tres.

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What plans do you (tú) have tomorrow?

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Qué planes tienes mañana?

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It’s five in the afternoon.

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Son las cinco de la tarde.

The preposition “de” is used in this context to indicate a specific time of the day. When referring to a specific hour in either the morning, afternoon, or night, you’d use “de la mañana,” “de la tarde,” or “de la noche,” respectively.

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You (uds.) can come to my house on Friday.

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Pueden venir a mi casa el viernes.

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We agreed to go to the theater on the weekend.

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Quedamos en ir al teatro el fin de semana.

quedar en (agree on)

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To meet up, to remain/to be left, to agree upon something, to be located

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quedar, yo quedo, tú quedas, él queda, ella queda, usted queda, nosotros quedamos, ellos quedan, ellas quedan, ustedes quedan

To meet is a colloquial usage in Spain. In Mexico and Guatemala, while “quedar” will be understood in this context, it’s not as commonly used. People are more likely to use “encontrarse” or “verse” when referring to meeting up with someone.

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10
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agree on

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quedar en

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On Tuesday we’re returning to Cuernavaca.

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El martes volvemos a Cuernavaca.

Cuernavaca is the capital and largest city of the state of Morelos in Mexico.

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Today we can’t go out.

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Hoy no podemos salir.

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13
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He never remembers my birthday!

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!Él nunca recuerda mi cumpleaños!

recordar is a stem changing verb: recuerdo, recuerdas, recuerda, recordamos, recuerdan

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On Monday I work.

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El lunes trabajo.

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On Tuesday, I have class.

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El martes tengo clase.

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On Thursday, I stay home.

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El jueves me quedo en casa.

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On Saturday, I’m going to the party.

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El sábado voy a la fiesta.

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18
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On Sunday, I sleep until noon.

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El domingo duermo hasta mediodía.

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What time is Sara arriving at the airport?

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A qué hora llega Sara al aeropuerto?

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At five in the afternoon.

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A las cinco de la tarde.

The preposition “de” is used in this context to indicate a specific time of the day. When referring to a specific hour in either the morning, afternoon, or night, you’d use “de la mañana,” “de la tarde,” or “de la noche,” respectively.

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21
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(Shall) we meet up in the evening?

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¿Quedamos de vernos en la noche?

“quedamos de vernos” to agree to meet up, make plans to see each other. vernos mean to see either other.

The preposition “en” is used because it’s a general reference to the evening/night, without specifying an exact time. If you were to specify a time, you’d use “de”.

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This weekend is the taco fair in my neighborhood.

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Este fin de semana es la feria del taco en mi colonia.

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23
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Great! What time will we see each other?

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!Genial! ¿A qué hora nos vemos?

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24
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At eight at my house. Will you (tú) speak with Sara?

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A las ocho en mi casa. ¿Hablas con Sara?

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What a shame! Sara can’t go out today. She’s sick.

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Qué pena! Sara no puede salir hoy. Está enferma.

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26
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Poor Sara! But then we can bring her some tacos.

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!Pobre Sara! Pero entonces le podemos llevar unos tacos.

Either “le podemos llevar” or “podemos llevarle” can be used. Both work.

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27
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I like Mexican food.

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Me gusta la comida mexicana.

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28
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I don’t eat meat.

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No como carne.

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29
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What do you (ud.) want to drink?

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¿Qué quiere tomar? OR ¿Qué quiere beber?

Both “¿Qué quiere tomar?” and “¿Qué quiere beber?” can be used to ask someone what they would like to drink.

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30
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(Could you) bring me the check, please?

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¿Me trae la cuenta, por favor?

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31
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What would you (ud.) like to order? Our speciality is pozole.

Pozole is a typical Mexican stew made with pork or chicken, hominy, chili, and broth, among other ingredients.

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Qué desea pedir? Nuestra especialidad es el pozole.

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32
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What a pity! I don’t eat meat. Is there something else?

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Qué lástima! No como carne. Hay otra cosa?

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33
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Of course, we can offer you (ud.) vegan tacos.

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Claro, podemos ofrecerle tacos veganos.

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34
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Perfect! I like vegan food.

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Perfecto! Me gusta la comida vegana.

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Very well, and what do you (ud.) want to drink?

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Muy bien, ¿y qué quiere tomar?

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36
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Tamarind juice.

A

Un jugo de tamarindo

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37
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Would you (ud.) like something else?

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Desea algo más?

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38
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No, thank you. Could you (ud.) bring me the check, please.

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No, gracias. Me trae la cuenta, por favor?

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39
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Of course, right away!

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Claro, !ahora mismo!

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40
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I like pozole.

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Me gusta el pozole.

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You (tú) like fries.

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Te gustan las papas fritas.

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You (ud.) like tacos

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Le gustan los tacos.

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43
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I don’t like this soup.

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No me gusta esta sopa.

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44
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I like Spanish food.

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Me gusta la comida española.

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45
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Do you (tú) like desserts?

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¿Te gustan los postres?

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46
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You (ud.) like fries.

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Le gustan las papas fritas.

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47
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I don’t like the beer from this bar.

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No me gusta la cerveza de este bar.

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48
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I like tamarind juice.

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Me gusta el jugo de tamarindo.

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49
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You (ud.) don’t like desserts.

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No le gustan los postres.

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50
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I like lemonade.

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Me gusta la limonade

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51
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I like this coffee.

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Me gusta este café.

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You (tú) don’t like desserts.

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No te gustan los postres.

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53
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You (ud.) like pozole.

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Le gusta el pozole.

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54
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Do you (uds.) like fries.

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¿Les gustan las papas fritas?

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55
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Are you (tú) Brazilian?

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¿Tú eres brasileño?

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56
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a glass of wine.

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una copa de vino

la copa is a wine glass

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57
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to want

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querer, yo quiero, tú quieres, él/ella/usted quiere, nosotros queremos, ellos/ellas/ustedes quieren

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Do you (tú) want to go to the restaurant?

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¿Quieres ir al restaurante?

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59
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I want fries.

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Yo quiero papas fritas.

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60
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What do you (ud.) want to drink?

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¿Qué quiere tomar?

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61
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She wants to reserve a table.

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Ella quiere reservar una mesa.

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62
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We don’t want to eat too much meat.

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No queremos comer demasiada carne.

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They want to have a glass a wine.

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Ellos quieren tomar una copa de vino.

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64
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We want a few beers.

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Queremos unas chelas.

In Mexico, beer is also called chela.

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You (uds.) want to reserve a table?

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¿Ustedes quieren reservar una mesa?

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What do you (tú) want to eat?

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¿Qué quieres comer?

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They (f.) don’t want to go to the bar.

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Ellas no quieren ir al bar.

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68
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Do you (ud.) want a beer?

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¿Quiere una cerveza?

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69
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We don’t want pasta.

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No queremos pasta.

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70
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We want to go to the restaurant.

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Queremos ir al restaurante.

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71
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I want to eat enchiladas.

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Quiero comer enchiladas.

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72
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They (f.) want to drink water.

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Ellas quieren beber agua.

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73
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to think

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pensar, yo pienso, tú piensas, él piensa, ella piensa, usted piensa, nosotros pensamos, ellos piensan, ellas piensan, ustedes piensan

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74
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I think

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Yo pienso

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75
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Yo (tú) think

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tú piensas

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She thinks

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Ella piensa

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77
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He thinks

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Él piensa

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You (ud.) think

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Usted piensa

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We think

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Nosotros pensamos

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They (m.) think

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Ellos piensan

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They (f.) think

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Ellas piensan

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82
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You (uds.) think

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Ustedes piensan

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83
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To understand

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Entender

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84
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I understand

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Yo entiendo

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85
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You (tú) understand

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tú entiendes

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86
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She understands

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Ella entiende

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87
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He understands

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Él entiende

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88
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You (ud.) understand

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Usted entiende

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89
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We understand

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Nosotros entendemos

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90
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They (m.) understand

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Ellos entienden

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They (f.) understand

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Ellas entienden

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You (uds.) understand

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Ustedes entienden

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93
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to prefer

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preferir, yo prefiero, tú prefieres, él prefiere, elle prefiere, usted prefiere, nosotros preferimos, ellos prefieren, ellas prefieren, ustedes prefieren

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I prefer

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Yo prefiero

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95
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You (tú) prefer

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tú prefieres

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96
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She prefers

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Ella prefiere

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97
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He prefers

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Él prefiere

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98
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You (ud.) prefer

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Usted prefiere

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We prefer

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Nosotros preferimos

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They (m.) prefer

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Ellos prefieren

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They (f.) prefer

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Ellas prefieren

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102
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You (uds.) prefer

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Ustedes prefieren

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103
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I want to eat pasta.

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Yo quiero comer pasta.

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104
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Do you (tú) want to have dinner at a restaurante tonight?

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¿Quieres cenar en un restaurante esta noche?

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105
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I prefer to eat enchiladas.

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Prefiero comer enchiladas.

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106
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At what time does the restaurante close?

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¿A qué hora cierra el restaurante?

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She’s a mechanic and she works at a garage.

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Ella es mecánica y trabaja en un taller.

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108
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Are you (tú) from Buenos Aires?

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¿Eres de Buenos Aires?

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109
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She’s already better.

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Ya está mejor.

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110
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We are very well.

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Estamos muy bien.

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111
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The Zócalo is in Mexico City.

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El Zócalo está en la ciudad de México.

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112
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He’s divorced.

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Él está divorciado.

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113
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Are you (tú, f.) married?

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¿Estás casada?

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114
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I’m single (m.)

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Estoy soltero.

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115
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I’m single (f.)

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Estoy soltera.

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116
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You (tú) ask many questions.

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Tú preguntas muchas cosas.

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Does she dance salsa?

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¿Ella baila salsa?

118
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Do you (tú) like pineapple?

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¿Te gusta la piña?

119
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I don’t like spicy sauces.

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No me gustan las salsas picantes.

120
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Don’t you (tú) like meat?

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¿No te gusta la carne?

121
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You (tú) don’t like desserts.

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No te gustan los postres.

122
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They (m.) want to have tamarind juice.

A

Ellos quieren tomar jugo de tamarindo.

123
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I like Argentinian food.

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Me gusta la comida argentina.

124
Q

Do you (ud.) like tacos?

A

¿Le gustan los tacos?

125
Q

Could you (ud.) bring us the check, please?

A

¿Nos trae la cuenta, por favor?

126
Q

Do you (uds.) want to go to the restaurant?

A

¿Quieren ir al restaurante?

127
Q

What do you (ud.) want to drink?

A

¿Qué quiere beber? ¿Qué quiere tomar?

128
Q

I want a glass of wine.

A

Quiero una copa de vino.

129
Q

Do you (uds) want to eat fajitas?

A

¿Quieren comer fajitas?

130
Q

I (would) prefer a beer.

A

Prefiero una cerveza.

131
Q

What do you (uds.) want to drink.

A

¿Qué quieren beber? ¿Qué quieren tomar?

132
Q

I think that a glass of wine is always a good choice.

A

Yo pienso que una copa de vino siempre es una buena elección.

133
Q

What do you (uds.) want to drink?

A

¿Qué quieren beber? or ¿Qué quieren tomar?

134
Q

What do you (ud.) recommend?

A

¿Qué nos recomienda?

135
Q

to recommend

A

recomendar, yo recomiendo, tú recomiendas, él recomienda, ella recomienda, usted recomienda, nosotros recomendamos, ellos recomiendan, ellas recomiendan, ustedes recomiendan

136
Q

I recommend

A

Yo recomiendo

137
Q

You (tú) recommend

A

tú recomiendas

138
Q

He recommends

A

Él recomienda

139
Q

She recommends

A

Ella recomienda

140
Q

You (ud.) recommend

A

Usted recomienda

141
Q

We recommend

A

Nosotros recomendamos

142
Q

They (m.) recommend

A

Ellos recomiendan

143
Q

They (f.) recommend

A

Ellas recomiendan

144
Q

You (uds.) recommend

A

Ustedes recomiendan

145
Q

I (would) prefer a beer.

A

Prefiero una cerveza.

146
Q

Great. And to eat?

A

Estupendo. ¿Y de comer?

147
Q

I want some tacos al pastor.

A

Quiero unos tacos al pastor.

148
Q

I like enchiladas. Do you (uds.) have (any)?

A

A mí me gustan las enchiladas. ¿Tienen?

149
Q

We don’t have enchiladas, but we do have fajitas.

A

No tenemos enchiladas, pero sí fajitas.

150
Q

Yummy! Then we want tacos al pastor and fajitas. Thank you!

A

!Qué ricas! Entonces queremos tacos al pastor y fajitas. !Gracias!

151
Q

Sometimes the weather’s bad in February.

A

A veces tiempo hace mal en febrero.

152
Q

We always have interesting conversations.

A

Siempre tenemos conversaciones interesantes.

153
Q

I just have to close the doors and windows and then we can go to the station.

A

Solo tengo que cerrar las puertas y ventanas, y después podemos ir a la estación.

154
Q

We are starting a new business.

A

Empezamos un negocio nuevo.

155
Q

When do you (tú) close the store?

A

¿Cuándo cierras la tienda?

156
Q

When does school start?

A

¿Cuándo empieza la escuela?

157
Q

The girl does not begin classes today.

A

La niña no empieza las clases hoy.

158
Q

The children do not understand the homework.

A

Los niños no entienden la tarea.

159
Q

We understand German, but our children don’t understand it.

A

Nosotros entendemos alemán, pero nuestros hijos no lo entienden.

160
Q

They (m.) always lose the pens.

A

Ellos siempre pierden los bolígrafos.

161
Q

Those girls always lose the books.

A

Esas chicas siempre pierden los libros.

162
Q

Bruno doesn’t understand German.

A

Bruno no entiende alemán.

163
Q

We never lose our credit card.

A

Nunca perdemos la tarjeta de crédito.

164
Q

Luz, do you always lose your passport a day before your vacation?

A

Luz, ¿siempre pierdes tu pasaporte un día antes de tus vacaciones?

165
Q

I don’t want to lose my cellphone.

A

No quiero perder mi celular.

166
Q

Gustavo studies German because he wants to understand a little of that language before his vacation in Berlin.

A

Gustavo estudia alemán porque quiere entender un poco de ese idioma antes de sus vacaciones en Berlin.

167
Q

I need to understand this message.

A

Necesito entender este mensaje.

168
Q

You (tú) always lose the homework.

A

Tú siempre pierdes la tarea.

169
Q

She does not understand the problem.

A

Elle no entiende el problema.

170
Q

We often lose the cellphones.

A

Nosotros a menudo perdemos los celulares.

171
Q

I’m sorry, I don’t understand you (tú).

A

Lo siento no te entiendo.

172
Q

What are you (tú) having for lunch today?

A

Qué almuerzas hoy.

173
Q

I want to start a new job.

A

Quiero empezar un nuevo trabajo.

174
Q

You (tú) aren’t having lunch at home today?

A

Tú no almuerzas en casa hoy.

175
Q

We want to start tomorrow.

A

Queremos empezar mañana.

176
Q

Do you (tú) often have chicken for lunch?

A

¿Tú almuerzas pollo a menudo?

177
Q

I have to start work today.

A

Tengo que empezar el trabajo hoy.

178
Q

They (m.) cannot play in the living room.

A

Ellos no pueden jugar en la sala.

179
Q

You (tú) never come back home early.

A

Tú nunca vuelves a casa temprano.

180
Q

We can help the children.

A

Podemos ayudar a los niños.

181
Q

I am making a chocolate cake.

A

Yo hago un pastel de chocolate.

182
Q

Juan, what are you (tú) doing?

A

Juan, ¿qué haces?

183
Q

We make lunch for our clients.

A

Nosotros hacemos el almuerzo para nuestros clientes.

184
Q

I make breakfast and you (tú) make lunch.

A

Yo hago el desayuno y tú haces el almuerzo.

185
Q

I always have a lot of homework from college.

A

Yo siempre tengo mucha tarea de la universidad.

186
Q

Are you (tú) making breakfast today?

A

¿Tú haces el desayuno hoy?

187
Q

We want chicken for dinner.

A

Queremos pollo para la cena.

188
Q

I’m making a sandwich for Renato.

A

Yo hago un sándwich para Renato.

189
Q

He like to make lunch.

A

A él le gusta hacer el almuerzo.

190
Q

Sometimes my father makes dinner.

A

A veces mi padre hace la cena.

191
Q

What do you (tú) want to do this weekend?

A

¿Qué quieres hacer este fin de semana?

192
Q

Why don’t you (tú) do the homework now?

A

¿Por qué no haces la tarea ahora?

193
Q

She makes lunch every day.

A

Ella hace almuerzo todos los días.

194
Q

Where do they take the bus? I’ll take the bus here.

A

¿Ellos dónde toman el autobús? Yo tomo el autobús aquí.

195
Q

When do you (tú) do your homework?

A

¿Cuándo haces tu tarea?

196
Q

I have to leave before seven.

A

Tengo que salir antes de las siete.

197
Q

What is that thing?

A

¿Qué es esa cosa?

198
Q

I never work after nine.

A

Nunca trabajo después de las nueve.

199
Q

I am alway at home after five.

A

Siempre estoy en case después de las cinco.

200
Q

Do you put your shoes on, daughter?

A

¿Te pones los zapatos, hija?

201
Q

Marcelo has to put on his coat because he’s cold.

A

Marcelo tiene que ponerse su abrigo porque tiene frio.

202
Q

Miguel puts on his dad’s clothes. His dad is a doctor.

A

Miguel se pone la ropa de su papá. Su papá es médico.

203
Q

Juan puts on his pants, but he doesn’t want to put on his shoes.

A

Juan se pone el pantalón, pero no quiere ponerse los zapatos.

204
Q

What do you (tú) do every evening?

A

¿Qué haces cada tarde?

205
Q

She puts on elegant pants for the party, she doesn’t want to put on a skirt.

A

Ella se pone unos pantalones elegantes para la fiesta, no quiere ponerse una falda.

206
Q

I’m putting on a blue shirt.

A

Me pongo una camisa azul.

207
Q

My cat never wants to shower.

A

Mi gato nunca quiere ducharse.

208
Q

He always puts on that gray shirt.

A

Él siempre se pone esa camisa gris.

209
Q

Every morning I make my bed.

A

Hago mi cama todas las mañanas.

210
Q

I always put on this gray coat.

A

Siempre me pongo este abrigo gris.

211
Q

I have two weeks of hard work.

A

Tengo dos semanas de mucho trabajo.

212
Q

What time do you (tú) get off work? I’m leaving late today, I have a lot of work.

A

¿A qué hora sales del trabajo? Hoy salgo tarde, tengo mucho trabajo.

213
Q

Sometimes Miguel leaves work late.

A

A veces Miguel sale del trabajo tarde.

214
Q

I don’t go out often, but my sister always goes out.

A

Yo no salgo a menudo, pero mi hermana siempre sale.

215
Q

What time do you (tú) leave the university today? I’m leaving early, shall we go to the restaurant?

A

¿A qué hora sales de la universidad hoy? Salgo temprano, ¿vamos al restaurante?

216
Q

I’m leaving early today. What time do you (tú) leave?

A

Yo salgo temprano hoy. ¿Tú a qué hora sales?

217
Q

My son has to get up early every day.

A

Mi hijo tiene que levantarse temprano todos los días.

218
Q

We study every week.

A

Estudiamos todas las semanas.

219
Q

We have two weeks of vacation.

A

Tenemos dos semanas de vacaciones.

220
Q

My job isn’t easy sometimes.

A

Mi trabajo no es fácil a veces.

221
Q

Often we have difficult days.

A

A menudo tenemos días difíciles.

222
Q

She does a difficult job.

A

Elle hace un trabajo difícil.

223
Q

My job isn’t easy sometimes.

A

Mi trabajo no es fácil a veces.

224
Q

On Sundays, I listen to music in bed and I get up late.

A

Los domingos escucho música en la cama y me levanto tarde.

225
Q

This class is not easy.

A

Esta clase no es fácil.

226
Q

We often have difficult days.

A

A menudo tenemos días difíciles.

227
Q

Sometimes we have easy days in the office.

A

A veces tenemos días fáciles en la oficina.

228
Q

I leave the house at eight thirty.

A

Yo salgo de casa a las ocho y media.

229
Q

Luz needs to get up at seven on Mondays, but she always gets up at ten.

A

Luz necesita levantarse a las siete los lunes, pero siempre se levanta a las diez.

230
Q

I leave work at five.

A

Salgo del trabajo a las cinco.

231
Q

My grandfather wants to put on a shirt.

A

Mi abuelo quiere ponerse una camisa.

232
Q

We go to school before nine.

A

Vamos a la escuela antes de las nueve.

233
Q

We do homework after dinner.

A

Hacemos la tarea después de la cena.

234
Q

The girl wants to put on a dress.

A

La niña quiere ponerse un vestido.

235
Q

I put on this coat every day.

A

Yo me pong este abrigo cada día.

236
Q

Julia wants to ride her bicycle in Seville because the weather is always good.

A

Julia quiere montar su bicicleta en Sevilla porque hace buen tiempo.

237
Q

to close

A

cerrar

238
Q

I close

A

yo cierro

239
Q

you (tú) close

A

tú cierras

240
Q

he closes

A

él cierra

241
Q

she closes

A

ella cierra

242
Q

you (ud.) close

A

usted cierra

243
Q

We close

A

Nosotros cerramos

244
Q

They (m) close

A

Ellos cierran

245
Q

They (f) close

A

Ellas cierran

246
Q

You (uds.) close

A

Ustedes cierran

247
Q

Why don’t you (tú) close the window?

A

¿Por qué tú cierras la ventana?

248
Q

We want to have lunch in an hour.

A

Queremos almorzar en una hora.

249
Q

to have lunch

A

almorzar

250
Q

I have lunch

A

Yo almuerzo

251
Q

You (tú) have lunch

A

Tú almuerzas

252
Q

He has lunch

A

Él almuerza

253
Q

She has lunch

A

Ella almuerza

254
Q

You (ud.) have lunch

A

Usted almuerza

255
Q

We have lunch

A

Nosotros almorzamos

256
Q

They (m.) have lunch

A

Ellos almuerzan

257
Q

They (f.) have lunch

A

Ellas almuerzan

258
Q

You (uds.) have lunch

A

Ustedes almuerzan

259
Q

Maria, how’s the weather today?

A

María, ¿cómo está el tiempo hoy?

260
Q

Winters here are very dark.

A

Los inviernos aquí son muy oscuros.

261
Q

It’s dark at night.

A

Está oscuro en la noche.

262
Q

We are going to San Juan in January. What’s the weather like? Is it winter?

A

Vamos a San Juan en enero. ¿Qué tiempo hace? ¿Es invierno?

263
Q

It’s winter in January.

A

Es invierno en enero.

264
Q

What’s the weather like in London today.

A

¿Qué tiempo hace en Londres hoy?

265
Q

I have a winter vacation.

A

Tengo vacaciones de invierno.

266
Q

The weather is very good today.

A

Hace muy buen tiempo hoy.

267
Q

Pablo really likes winter.

A

A Pablo le gusta mucho el invierno.

268
Q

What’s the weather like now?

A

¿Qué tiempo hace ahora?

269
Q

I really enjoy good weather.

A

Disfruto mucho el buen tiempo.

270
Q

The weather is very bad in London now. It’s very windy.

A

En Londres hace muy mal tiempo ahora. Hace mucho viento.

271
Q

What food do you (uds.) like?

A

Qué comida a ustedes les gusta.

272
Q

Do you (tú) ride a horse often?

A

¿Tú montas a caballo a menudo?

273
Q

Leo likes to call his girlfriend every day. He loves to talk to her.

A

A Leo le gusta llamar a su novia todos los días. Le encanta hablar con ella.

274
Q

to bring

A

traer, yo traigo, tú traes, él/ella/usted trae, nosotros traemos, él/ella/ustedes traen

This verb is used when an object or person is being moved towards the speaker.

275
Q

to desire/want

A

desear, yo deseo, tú deseas, él/ella/usted desea, nosotros deseamos, ellos/ellas/ustedes desean

276
Q

to offer

A

ofrecer, yo ofrezco, tú ofreces, él/ella/usted ofrece, nosotros ofrecemos, ellos/ellas/ustedes ofrecen

277
Q

to sleep

A

dormir, yo duermo, tú duermes, él duerme, ella duerme, usted duerme, nosotros dormimos, ellos duermen, ellas duermen, ustedes duermen

278
Q

Do you (sg., informal) have the suitcases and passports?

A

¿Tienes las maletas y los pasaportes?

279
Q

I took the car to the repair shop.

A

Le llevé el carro al taller.

280
Q

Ordering in a restaurant.

I would like a salad, please.

A

Quisiera una ensalada, por favor.

281
Q

Ordering in a restaurant.

I would like two chicken tacos.

A

Quisiera dos tacos de pollo.

282
Q

I took my son to the doctor.

A

Le llevé a mi hijo al médico.

283
Q

I brought some cake to my grandmother.

A

Le llevé algo de pastel a mi abuela.

284
Q

beet

A

la remolacha

285
Q

I brought some beets to my friend Carol.

A

Le llevé unas remolaches a mi amiga Carol.

286
Q

Can you bring the book (here to where I am)?

A

¿Puedes traer el libro?

287
Q
A
288
Q

to take

A

llevar, yo llevo, tú llevas, él lleva, ella lleva, usted lleva, nosotros llevamos, ellos llevan, ellas llevan, ustedes llevan

Express movement of something to a different locaton than the speaker.

289
Q

I have to be at the airport at two fifteen.

A

Tengoqueestarenelaeropuertoalasdosy cuarto.

290
Q

They return to Spain next December.

A

Ellos vuelven a España el próximo diciembre.

291
Q

I love this pair of red shoes.

A

Me encanta este par de zapatos rojos.

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