Bola de Nieve Flashcards
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1
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I work
A
trabajo
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I study
A
estudio
3
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enough
A
suficiente
4
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I drink
A
tomo
5
Q
alcohol
A
alcohol
6
Q
food / meal
A
comida
7
Q
only with the meal
A
solo con la comida
8
Q
a little
A
un poco
9
Q
a little wine
A
un poco de vino
10
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I walk
A
camino
11
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I buy
A
compro
12
Q
I spend (money)
A
gasto
13
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I arrive
A
llego
14
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at three o clock
A
a las tres
15
Q
I cook
A
cocino
16
Q
a lot of food
A
mucha comida
17
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I don’t cook much Mexican food. I cook more Spanish food.
A
no cocino muchas comida mexicana. cocino más comida española.
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to prepare
A
preparar
19
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I prepare
A
preparo
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a salad
A
una ensalada
21
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I rest
A
descanso
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after eating
A
después de comer
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I spend (time)
A
paso
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I like being here
A
me gusta estar aquí
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I drive
manejo
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I sing
canto
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I go back
regreso
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I visit
visito
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I travel
viajo
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people
gente
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key
llave
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park
parque
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language
lenguaje
34
group
grupo
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market
mercado
36
city
ciudad
37
gym
gimnasio
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every night
todas las noches
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every year
todos los años
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every month
todos los meses
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every winter
todos los inviernos
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every weekend
todos los fines de semana
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every week
todas las semanas
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each / every day
cada día
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each / every week
cada semana
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each / every summer
cada verano
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I look for / I am looking for
busco
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from now on
de hora en adelante
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exercise
ejercicio
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when using todos ____ with feminine words, todos becomes ...
todas
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I know
sé
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I know how to speak Spanish
sé hablar español
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thing
cosa
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things
cosas
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many things
muchas cosas
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many days
muchos días
57
to sell
vender
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I sell things
vendo cosas
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I have
tengo
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my things
mis cosas
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all my things
todas mis cosas
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to earn
ganar
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i don't earn
no gano
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I come
vengo
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after working
después de trabajar
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during
durante
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I leave / I go out
salgo
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how do I get out ?
cómo salgo ?
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how do I get out of here?
cómo salgo de aquí?
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to enter
entrar
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how do I get in?
cómo entró?
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in the morning (when talking about an exact time)
de la mañana
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I do
hago
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what do I do?
qué hago?
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and now, what do I do ?
y ahora, qué hago?
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the thing
la cosa
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the things
las cosas
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I don't spend enough time
no paso suficiente tiempo
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I hope / I expect
espero
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I don't expect anything
no espero nada
81
to come
venir
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I come
vengo
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when are you going to come?
cuando va a venir?
84
are you going to come?
va a venir?
85
can you come tomorrow?
puede venir mañana?
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this course
este curso
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this Spanish course
este curso de español
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very often
muy a menudo
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to sell
vender
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I sell
vendo
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to prefer
preferir
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I prefer
prefiero
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to enter
entrar
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I enter
entro
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downtown
el centro
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alone
solo
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more often
más a menudo
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less
menudo
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than
que
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perfect
perfecto
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what's happening ?
qué pasa ?
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nothing's happening
no pasa nada
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what's happening with you? (used like, "what's wrong?")
qué pasa contigo ?
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what are you eating?
qué come ?
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I am eating apples
como manzanas
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what are you doing?
qué hace?
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homework
tarea
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I am doing my homework
hago mi tarea
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you speak (formal)
habla
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you travel (formal)
viaja
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you drive (formal)
maneja
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you spend $ (formal)
gasta
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you cook (formal)
cocina
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you spend (time) [formal]
pasa
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you work (formal)
trabaja
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you sing (formal)
canta
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you drink (formal)
toma
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you finish (formal)
termina
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you walk (formal)
camina
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you rest (formal)
descansa
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you study (formal)
estudia
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you earn (formal)
gana
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little (as in few, not much, or not many)
poco
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a little of Spanish
un poco de español
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I speak a little of Spanish
hablo un poco de español
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to use
usar
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you use (formal)
usa
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I make
hago
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deposits
depósitos
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payments
pagos
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to teach
enseñar
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I teach
enseño
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you teach (formal)
enseña
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I have
tengo
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the university
la universidad
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you arrive (formal)
llega
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you forget (formal)
olvida
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you have dinner (formal)
cena
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while
mientras
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that
que
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how many years ago?
hace cuantos años ?
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you prefer
prefiere
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would prefer
preferiría
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which do you prefer?
cuál prefiere?
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to go to work
ir a trabajar
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I am about to
estoy a punto de
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are you about to go to work?
está a punto de ir a trabajar ?
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yes, I'm about to go
sí, estoy a punto de ir
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to where are you going?
a dónde va?
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to stay
quedarse
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to stay (talking about yourself)
quedarme
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I don't want to stay here
no quiero quedarme aquí
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It's cold
hace frío
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it's very hot
hace mucho calor
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It's too cold
hace mucho frío
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what time is it ?
qué hora es?
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what time do you finish?
qué hora termina?
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It's bedtime
es hora de dormir
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summertime
hora de verano
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when your questions are about the day or date (time on the calendar), use...
cuándo
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when do you finish the course?
cuándo termina el curso?
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I finish in December
termino en diciembre
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when is your birthday?
cuándo es su cumpleaños?
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It's the 13th of September
es el 13 de septiembre
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what is your phone number?
cuál es su número de teléfono ?
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what is your favorite food?
cuál es su comida favorita?
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what's the problem?
cuál es el problema?
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photo
foto
| feminine
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photograph
la fotografía
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the photo
la foto
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the photos
las fotos
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to rent
alquilar
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a phone call
una llamada
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there is a phone call
hay una llamada
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for you
para ti
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for you (formal)
para usted
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there is a phone call
hay una llamada
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there is a phone call for you
hay una llamada para usted
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I'm going to return the call
voy a regresar la llamada
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I'm going to return the call later
voy a regresar la llamada más tarde
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a little while more
un ratito más
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the news
las noticias
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at what time ?
a qué hora?
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at what time do you get home?
a qué hora llega a casa?
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In Spanish, to say, anybody in a negative sentence you say...
(use the personal a)
nadie
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to choose
elegir
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between / among
entre
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name
nombre
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fat
gordo
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what is your name?
cuál es su nombre?
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my name is
mi nombre es
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actually
de hecho
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tired
cansado
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I'm tired
estoy cansado
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how long? (as far as time)
cuánto tiempo?
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to watch
ver
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person
persona
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people
personas
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to change
cambiar
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country
país
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of course
por supuesto
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the name
el nombre
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more than (comparison with numbers)
más de
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more than (comparison)
más que
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I'm hungry
tengo hambre
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are you hungry ? (formal)
tiene hambre ?
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I'm very hungry
tengo mucha hambre
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I'm thirsty
tengo sed
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I'm very thirsty
tengo mucha sed
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are you thirsty ? (formal)
tiene sed ?
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I'm sleepy
tengo sueño
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I'm very sleepy
tengo mucho sueño
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are you sleepy ? (formal)
tiene sueño ?
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to sleep
dormir
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I'm worn out
estoy cansado
estoy cansada
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to take a nap
tomar una siesta
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I'm going to take a nap
voy a tomar una siesta
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you feel like
tiene ganas de
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I feel like
tengo ganas de
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do you feel like eating ?
tiene ganas de comer ?
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healthy
saludable
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healthier / more healthy
más saludable
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something healthier
algo más saludable
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just
nada más
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I like them
me gustan
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neither / either
tampoco
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I don't like the classes either
no me gustan las clases tampoco
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sports
deportes
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Monday
lunes
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Monday's
los lunes
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the angels
los angeles
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I like Los Angeles (the city)
me gusta Los Ángeles
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seafood
mariscos
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the seafood
los mariscos
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then
entonces
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then what do you want to eat ?
entonces qué quieres comer ?
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fear
miedo
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I'm afraid
tengo miedo
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are you okay ? (formal)
está bien?
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of what?
de qué ?
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street
calle
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in the street
en la calle
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at night
de noche
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to invite Katheryne to eat
invitar a Katheryne a comer
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how many ? (masculine)
how many ? (feminine)
cuantos ?
cuantas ?
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how many brothers do you have ?
cuantos hermanos tiene?
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I have one brother
tengo un hermano
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do you have sisters ?
tiene hermanas ?
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how many sisters ?
cuántas hermanas ?
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how many sisters do you have ?
cuántas hermanas tiene ?
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how old are you ?
cuántos años tiene ?
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I'm 19
tengo diecinueve años
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I say
digo
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I always say that
siempre digo que
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you seem
parece
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you don't seem
no parece
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you don't seem thirty years old
no parece de treinta años
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to miss
extrañar
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I miss
extraño
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because of the cold
por el frío
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I am English
soy inglés
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you are English ?
es inglés ?
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I love them
me encantan
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to worry
preocupar
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don't worry
no se preocupe
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to pick up
recoger
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anytime you use the verb ayudar, and follow with another verb, you need to use the preposition ..
a
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It's my pleasure
el gusto es mío
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with the greatest pleasure
con todo gusto
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that being the case
entonces
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to get going (we)
irnos
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you're welcome
de nada
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to take (transportation)
llevar
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to take them (transportation)
llevarlos
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In how much time ?
en cuanto tiempo ?
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exactly
exactamente
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close
cerca
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we are close
estamos cerca
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more or less
más o menos
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most English words that end in ity can be translated into Spanish by changing ity to ...
and they're all feminine words
idad
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the security
la seguridad
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the insecurity
la inseguridad
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we expect
esperamos
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I want to stay
quiero quedarme
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we want to stay
queremos quedarnos
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to go out to meet
salir a conocer
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from there
de allá
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we prefer
preferimos
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to start with / for a start
para empezar
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the climate
el clima
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hardly ever / almost never
casi nunca
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grateful / thankful
agradecido
agradecida
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I'm very grateful
estoy muy agradecido
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what do you have ?
qué tienes ?
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to me
a mí
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to me, I like to read books
a mí, me gusta leer los libros
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but the good thing is
pero lo bueno es
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often / many times
muchas veces
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the next time
la próxima vez
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that's good
qué bueno
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to worry
preocupar
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worried
preocupado
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you'll often use preocupado with the preposition ...
por - preocupado por , which is like saying worried by , worried for , or worried about
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are you worried about the future?
está preocupado por el futuro?
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I am worried about my son
estoy preocupado por mi hijo
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I try to
trato de
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we try to
tratamos de
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the magazine
la revista
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the magazines
las revistas
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the newspaper
el periódico
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I read the newspaper
leo el periódico
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that way
así
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we meet / we get to know
conocemos
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a lot of people
mucha gente
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a lot more people / many more people
mucha más gente
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once per week
una vez por semana
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too late
demasiado tarde
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if we get home too late
si llegamos en casa demasiado tarde
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we live close to
vivimos cerca de
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expensive
caro
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don't mention it
no hay de qué
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you all speak
hablan
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almost always
casi siempre
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between us / between ourselves / among ourselves
entre nosotros
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we speak Spanish among ourselves
hablamos español entre nosotros
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between you all / amongst yourselves
entre ustedes
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most Spanish words that end in " ma " are masculine and most of the words that end in dad are feminine
ma - masculine
dad - feminine
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language
idioma
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the language
el idioma
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to lose
perder
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we lose
perdemos
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out / outside
fuera
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but outside of the house, we speak English
pero fuera de la casa, hablamos inglés
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you all forget
olvidan
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word
| feminine
palabra
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words
palabras
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some
( masculine , singular )
some
(masculine , plural )
alguno
algunos
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some
( feminine , singular )
some
( feminine , plural )
alguna
algunas
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some words
algunas palabras
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you all rent
alquilan
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we rent
alquilamos
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you all pay
pagan
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the rent
alquiler
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foreigner
| masculine
extranjero
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foreigners
extranjeros
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instead / but rather
más bien
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both
los dos
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to continue
seguir
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teaching
enseñando
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to continue teaching
seguir enseñando
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verbs in the continuous form, that's verbs ending in " i-n-g " in English or " a-n-d-o " or " i-e-n-d-o " in Spanish , often follow the verb "seguir" , when you want to talk about continuing to do something or to keep on doing something
seguir corriendo - to continue running
seguir caminando - to continue walking
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you all work
trabajan
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we no longer work
ya no trabajamos
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we are retired
estamos jubilados
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we used to work
trabajábamos
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business
negocio
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where do you all work ?
donde trabajan ?
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you all study
estudian
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you all drink ?
toman ?
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you all have breakfast
desayunan
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what do you all have for breakfast ?
qué desayunan ?
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we never have time
nunca tenemos tiempo
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we are always in a hurry
siempre tenemos prisa
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to change the adjective healthy , saludable, into an adverb
in Spanish, all you need to do is add " mente "
saludablemente - healthily
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we breakfast healthily
desayunamos saludablemente
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fruit
| feminine
fruta
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we have fruit for breakfast
desayunamos fruta
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we avoid
evitamos
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coldest
más frío
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the coldest months
los meses más fríos
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countries
países
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being familiar with
conocer
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we are familiar with
conocemos
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we know many countries
conecemos muchos países
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Europe
Europa
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Latin America
Americá Latina
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Spanish is spoken
se habla español
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most / the majority
la mayoría
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we are from
somos de
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Cubans
cubanos
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the shift
| like work shift
el turno
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the night shift
el turno de noche
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at what time do you all get to work ?
a qué hora llegan al trabajo ?
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In general / generally / usually
por lo general
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workmates
compañeros
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we practice Spanish with our workmates
practicamos español con nuestros compañeros
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half (masculine)
half (feminine)
medio
media
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midnight
medianoche
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midday
mediodía
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when talking about half past the hour you use ..
media
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it's half past one
es la una y media
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from 2 o'clock onwards ..
you use the plural son. also, you'll use the feminine las as you are referring to the feminine word hora
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It's half past two
son las dos y media
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you speak
| informal
hablas
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if you're a female or you're talking to a female or about a female you use ..
segura - sure
seguro (singular, masculine) - sure
seguros (plural, masculine) - sure
segura (singular, feminine) - sure
seguras (plural, feminine) - sure
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are you sure ?
está seguro?
está segura?
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to depend
depender
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it depends
depende
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it depends on
depende de
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the road
el camino
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correct
(singular, masculine)
correct
(plural, masculine)
correcto
correctos
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correct
(singular, feminine)
correct
(plural, feminine)
correcta
correctas
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the right road
el camino correcto
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are we on the right road?
estamos en el camino correcto?
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I believe so
yo creo que sí
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I believe so, too
yo creo que sí, también
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are you all sure ?
| talking to a mixed group
están seguros?
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the last time
la última vez
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the correct street
la calle correcta
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lost (singular, masculine)
lost (plural, masculine)
perdido
perdidos
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lost (singular, feminine)
lost (plural, feminine)
perdida
perdidas
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you are all lost
están perdidos
413
why don't you all ask for directions ?
por qué no piden indicaciones ?
414
rice
arroz
415
to be on a diet
estar a dieta
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weight
(singular, masculine)
weight
(plural, masculine)
peso
pesos
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weight
(singular, feminine)
weight
(plural, feminine)
pesa
pesas
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we have to lose weight
tenemos que perder peso
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we have put on weight
| same for past and present
ganamos peso
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we put on a lot of weight on our vacation
ganamos mucho peso en nuestras vacaciones
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the thing is that
es que
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to marry
| to join in marriage
casar
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are you all married?
están casados ?
424
engaged
comprometido
425
but we are engaged
pero estamos comprometido
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the date
la fecha
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a date
una fecha
428
the wedding
la boda
429
we don't have a date for the wedding
no tenemos una fecha para la boda
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we want to get married, soon
queremos casarnos, pronto
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then
| what will happen next, the next thing
luego
432
to move
| to relocate
mudarse
433
after finishing college, then we are going to move to Spain
después de terminar la universidad, luego vamos a mudarnos a España
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map
| masculine
el mapa
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I can't find it
| talking about something masculine
no lo encuentro
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the address
la dirección
437
do you all have the address ?
tienen la dirección ?
438
I can't find the address
no encuentro la dirección
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to look for it
| looking for something feminine
buscarla
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can you all help me look for it ?
| looking for something feminine
pueden ayudarme buscarla ?
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you all find
encuentran
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if you all find it, can you call me?
si la encuentran, pueden llamarme ?
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to call on the cellphone
llamar al celular
444
Pablos telephone number
numero de teléfono de Pablo
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to remember
recordar
446
I remember
recuerdo
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I don't remember where it is
no recuerdo dónde está
448
you remember (formal)
recuerda
449
one says / it is said / people say / they say
se dice
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how is it said ?
" how do you say ? "
como se dice ?
451
to allow
permitir
452
allow me
permítame
453
it's time to eat
es hora de comer
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do you remember what we have to do ?
recuerda lo que tenemos que hacer ?
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you all remember
recuerdan
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do you remember how to get there ?
recuerda cómo llegar?
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do you all know where they are ?
saben dónde están ?
458
you all find
encuentran
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we find
encontramos
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around here
por aquí
461
I don't want to get lost
no quiero perderme
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we don't want to get lost around here
no queremos perdernos por aquí
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do you all remember me ?
me recuerdan ?
464
we remember
recordamos
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we don't remember anything
no recordamos nada
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I never remember
yo nunca recuerdo
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every now and then
de vez en cuando
468
fondness / affection
cariño
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you'll often hear Spanish speakers call their partner or children ..
mi cariño
don't get it confused with mi amor
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we remember them dearly
| talking about a mixed group
los recordamos con mucho cariño
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we already have a date
ya tenemos fecha
472
when you talk about the location of something physical, you use..
ser or estar ?
estar
473
classroom (singular, feminine)
classroom (plural, feminine)
aula
aulas
474
Where is the classroom ?
dónde está la aula ?
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when talking about an event, you use..
ser or estar ?
ser
476
event
| singular, masculine
evento
477
where is the event ?
donde es el evento ?
478
when you want to say and ( y ) , and the next word starts with with the letter "i" , then , and changes from Y , to ...
e
479
we are going to rent a car and get going to California
vamos a alquilar un coche , e irnos a California
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far
lejos
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but we are far from Los Angeles
pero estamos lejos de Los Angeles
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by car
en coche
483
plane
| masculine
avión
484
you all should come / might come
vengan
485
it's better that you all should come by plane than by car
es mejor que vengan en avión que en coche
486
to defend
| irregular
defender
487
to defend oneself
defenderse
488
to get by
defenderse
489
to defend myself
defenderme
490
I can get by more or less well
puedo defenderme más o menos bien
491
to express
expresar
492
to express oneself
expresarse
493
to express myself
expresarme
494
I just need a little bit more of Spanish, in order to be able to express myself better
solo necesito un poquito más de español, para poder expresarme mejor
495
I stayed
me quedé
496
I stayed at home
me quedé en casa
497
sick
| ill
enfermo
498
I'm a little bit sick
estoy un poquito enfermo
499
cough
(act of coughing)
(feminine)
tos
500
I have a cough
tengo tos
501
to get sick / to fall ill
enfermarse
502
I don't want to get sick
no quiero enfermarme
503
just
| only
solo
504
speaks
| he / she / it
habla
505
to get by in
defenderse en
506
( he / she ) used to live
| also can be used as I used to live
vivía
507
when (he/she) was
cuando era
508
she can get by in English because she used to live in the United States when she was ten years old
ella defenderse en inglés, porque vivía en los estados unidos cuando era diez años
509
(he / she ) feels like
tiene ganas de
510
Wednesday
miércoles
511
on Wednesday
el miércoles
512
( he / she / it ) returns
regresa
513
( he / she / it ) is going to
va a
514
half an hour
media hora
515
to be delayed / to take long
tardar
516
one is delayed
se tarda
517
always, one is delayed a lot at the airport
siempre, se tarda mucho en el aeropuerto
518
the customs
| airport customs
la aduana
519
to pass
| physically
pasar
520
to clear customs
pasar la aduana
521
a long time
mucho tiempo
522
she has a lot of family
tiene mucha familia
523
she has a lot of family in Mexico
tiene mucha familia en México
524
as much as possible
lo más posible
525
I go to the gym as much as possible every week
voy al gimnasio lo más posible todas las semanas
526
everywhere
en todas partes
527
she has family everywhere
ella tiene familia en todas partes
528
( he / she / it ) finishes
termina
529
you might want
quiera
530
I pick up
recojo
531
I pick her up on Wednesday's
la recojo los miércoles
532
( he / she / it ) listens
escucha
533
he doesn't listen to me
él no me escucha
534
( he / she / it ) is
| from estar
está
535
she is very tired
está muy cansada
536
at what time does (he/she/it) get out ?
a qué hora sale ?
537
(He/She/It) starts
empieza
538
It starts at 7
empieza a las siete
539
(he/she/it) finishes
termina
540
the classroom
el salón de clase
541
the classrooms
los salones de clases
542
it is used
se usa
543
they are used
se usan
544
the classrooms are used twice per day
los salones de clases se usan dos veces por día
545
(he/she) is about to
está a punto de
546
to return
(not regresar)
(irregular)
volver
547
The pattern of volver a + brick/infinitive verb is quite common in Spanish.
It’s used to express the idea of doing something again
volver a entrar - to renter
volver a escribir - to rewrite
548
to call again / to call back
volver a llamar
549
can you call back later ?
puedes volver a llamar más tarde ?
550
to lose
| irregular
perder
551
to miss
| as in missing a plane or a bus
perder
552
(he/she) misses
pierde
553
If he misses the train, there isn't another train
si pierde el tren, no hay otro tren
554
above
| as in over
sobre
555
above all
sobre todo
556
to cross
cruzar
557
we are going to cross the border at Mexico
vamos a cruzar la frontera en México
558
to take care of
cuidar
559
who looks after the kids while you are at work
quien cuida los niños mientras estás en el trabajo ?
560
do you know how to say ?
sabes cómo se dice ?
561
Thursday
jueves
562
on Thursday's
los jueves
563
the dinner
la cena
564
it depends on the time
depende de la hora
565
(he / she) sleeps
duerme
566
to go to sleep
dormirse
567
(he/she) goes to sleep
se duerme
568
really
| as in really late
muy
569
she goes to sleep really late
ella se duerme muy tarde
570
to wake up
despertarse
571
(he/she) wakes up
se despierta
572
at what time does he wake up ?
| without pronoun
a qué hora se despierta ?
573
earlier
más temprano
574
earlier than us
más temprano que nosotros
575
I wake her up
la despierto
576
I wake him up
lo despierto
577
I wake up
me despierto
578
to wake him up
despertarlo
579
to wake her up
despertarla
580
I have to wake him up
tengo que despertarlo
581
(he/she) gets up
se levanta
582
we hear him
lo escuchamos
583
Most Spanish verbs that end in "a-r" and "i-r" in the first person plural (nosotros), are the same in the present as ...
the preterite past
584
They speak
hablan
585
The little bit
lo poquito
586
The little bit that he speaks, he speaks in Spanish .
lo poquito que habla, habla en español .
587
The bad thing is that.
lo malo es que.
588
He/she/you (formal) could
podría
589
He could lose what he knows.
podría perder que sabe .
590
I might be able to , he/she/ you (formal) might be able to
pueda
591
He might be able to learn Spanish
pueda aprender español
592
Which language is spoken there?
cuál idioma se habla allá ?
593
Official
oficial
594
English is the official language .
Inglés es el idioma oficial .
595
It's always a good bet, that words that end in
| "a-l" are the same in Spanish and English
✔️
596
Age
(General)
(Feminine)
edad
597
Fast / quick
| Adjective
rápido
598
Sponge
(Cleaning supply)
(Feminine)
esponja
599
They learn very fast, they are like sponges .
aprenden muy rápido, son como esponjas .
600
That is all.
eso es todo.
601
That man.
ese hombre.
602
That woman.
Esa mujer.
603
At that age.
a esa edad.
604
To absorb
absorber
605
At that age, they absorb everything.
a esa edad, absorben todo.
606
They were children.
eran niños.
607
They were small.
Eran pequeños.
608
They used to live.
Vivían .
609
Saturday
Sábado
610
When Spanish speakers talk about something that is a week from today, they'll say in eight day.
So if today is Saturday, and someone tells you..
They come back in 8 days :
regresan en ocho días.
They mean, the next Saturday.
611
When you ask someone if they want you to do something, that triggers the use of the subjunctive mood in Spanish.
✔️
612
I might pick up / I should pick up
recoja
613
I might pick them up.
los recoja.
614
Do you want that I might pick them up ?
quieres que los recoja?
615
Necessary
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Female)
necesario
necesaria
616
It's not necessary .
No es necesario.
617
Luggage.
equipaje.
618
They travel with little luggage.
viajan con poco equipaje.
619
Carry-on luggage .
equipaje de mano .
620
They take carry-on luggage.
llevan equipaje de mano.
621
easy
fácil
622
Easier
más fácil
623
It's easier that way.
es más fácil así.
624
To enjoy
| To take pleasure
disfrutar
625
They enjoy
disfrutan
626
They enjoy the work.
disfrutan el trabajo.
627
They already have a house.
ya tienen casa.
628
Where the house is.
dónde está la casa.
629
Where the house is, there are a lot of children.
dónde está la casa, hay muchos niños.
630
To go on foot
a pie
631
Line
(Noun)
(Feminine)
línea
632
Standing / Standing up
de pie
633
To be standing
estar de pie
634
They are standing in the line up to two hours every day
están de pie en la línea hasta dos horas todos los días
635
During the week
entre semana
636
During the week, we go to sleep early
entre semana, nos dormimos temprano
637
You go to sleep
te duermes
638
At what time do you go to sleep ?
a qué hora te duermes ?
639
I go to sleep
me duermo
640
I go to bed
me acuesto
641
I go to bed at 10
me acuesto a las diez
642
At what time do you go to bed ?
a qué hora te acuestas ?
643
You get up
te levantas
644
At what time do you get up ?
a qué hora te acuestas ?
645
I get up
me levanto
646
I have to go to bed
tengo que acostarme
647
To make a comparison in Spanish, where in English we might use , " as - as " , in Spanish you use ..
tan - como
648
as early as
tan temprano como
649
Not as early as I
no tan temprano como yo
650
They always go out on Saturday nights
siempre salen los sábados por la noche
651
They don't want to get up early on Sunday mornings
no quieren levantarse temprano los domingos por la mañana
652
On Saturday nights
los sábados por la noche
653
Generally, I stay at home on the weekends
por lo general, me quedo en casa los fines de semana
654
The verb llevar is one of those verbs that, when it's followed by another verb, it needs the preposition
" a " between the two verbs
655
to take dancing
llevar a bailar
656
Sometimes, I take her dancing
aveces , la llevo a bailar
657
I enjoy when I see her happy
disfruto cuando la veo feliz
658
The important thing
lo importante
659
The important thing for me
lo importante para mí
660
Do you like to get up early ?
te gusta levantarte temprano ?
661
When you combine , so much (tanto) , and like or as (como) , it makes
as much as
662
I don't read as much as you
no leo tanto como tú
663
What's wrong ? / what's wrong with you ?
Qué tienes ?
664
How are your parents ?
cómo están tus padres ?
665
They are well, the two of them
están bien, los dos
666
Often to ask " how are your parents ? " Spanish speakers , rather than saying , padres , they will say ..
papás
667
How are your parents ?
| Not padres
cómo están tus papás ?
668
Serious
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
serio
seria
669
Nothing serious
nada serio
670
Thank God / thank goodness / thank heavens
gracias a dios
671
Thank God it's nothing serious!
(Used when something could have gone wrong)
Ex: surviving a car crash with no injuries.
gracias a dios, no es nada serio
672
To hurt
(Irregular)
(Almost always used in the third person)
doler
673
It hurts
duele
674
It hurts him / her
le duele
675
Back
(Anatomy)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
espalda
676
His back hurts
le duele la espalda
677
It hurts her a lot
le duele mucho
678
Pain
dolor
679
She has a lot of pain
tiene mucho dolor
680
It's nice to say hello to you
me da gusto saludarte
681
The same to you / equally
igualmente
682
It's nice to see you
me da gusto verte
683
Say hello to them , for me
salúdamelos
684
It's nice to know
me da gusto saber
685
It's nice to know that she is better
| Feeling better
me da gusto saber que está mejor
686
dominos
| Masculine ?
domino
687
Every now and then
de vez en cuando
688
To say he beats me , you can say ..
he wins me
689
(He/She) beats me
me gana
690
My brother almost always beats me
mi hermano casi siempre me gana
691
But I don't
pero yo no
692
I'm not very good at ..
no soy muy bueno para ..
693
You beat me
me ganas
694
If you beat me, it doesn't matter
si me ganas, no importa
695
Fun
(Entertainment)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
diversión
696
For fun
por diversión
697
I only play for fun
solo juego por diversión
698
It's a good thing
menos mal
699
It's a good thing that
menos mal que
700
To go into the class
entrar a la clase
701
At what time do you go into the class ?
a qué hora entras a la clase ?
702
What time do you get out ?
a qué hora sales ?
703
I go to class at 8Am
entro a la clase a la ocho
704
I get out at 3pm
salgo a las tres
705
What do you do when you get out of class ?
qué haces cuando sales de la clase ?
706
To rush
| To hurry up
apurar
707
To hurry up
apurarse
708
I have to hurry up
tengo que apurarme
709
1:15
| Time
la una quince
710
To charge
| $
cobrar
711
They charge
cobran
712
They charge me
me cobran
713
Daycare center / Nursery
(Noun)
(Feminine)
guardería
714
They charge me one hour more if I'm late
me cobran una hora más si estoy tarde
715
Don't you have anyone that might be able to help you ?
no tienes a alguien que pueda ayudarte ?
716
Outskirts
afueras
717
They live in the outskirts
viven en las afueras
718
I imagine that
me imagino que
719
I imagine so
me imagino que sí
720
You are what you eat
eres lo que comes
721
Kind
(Nice)
(Adjective)
amable
722
If you are so kind
si eres tan amable
723
You can't enter
no puedes entrar
724
Identification
identificación
725
You can't enter without identification
no puedes entrar sin identificación
726
Are you from here ?
eres de aquí ?
727
Be born
| Irregular
nacer
728
I was born
nací
729
I was born in England
nací en Inglaterra
730
Yes, I am from here
sí, soy de aquí
731
I was born right here
nací aquí mismo
732
To grow up
| Irregular
crecer
733
I grew up
crecí
734
I grew up in Florida
crecí en Florida
735
In Spanish, to say 1997, you say..
One thousand (mil) ,
nine hundred (novecientos) ,
ninety seven
(noventa y siete)
736
1997
mil novecientos noventa y siete
737
I was born in 1997
nací en mil novecientos noventa y siete
738
To what do you dedicate yourself ?
| Informal
a qué te dedicas ?
739
Doctors office / consulting room
consultorio
740
I have a doctors office in the city
tengo un consultorio en la ciudad
741
Bill
Account
(Noun)
(Feminine)
cuenta
742
I work for myself
trabajo por mi cuenta /
Trabaja por cuenta propia
743
Journalist
(Noun)
(Masculine/Feminine)
el periodista
la periodista
744
I'm a journalist
soy periodista
745
Investigation
(Noun)
(Feminine)
investigación
746
Investigations
investigaciones
747
I work from home
trabajo desde casa
748
Shy
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
tímido
tímida
749
Are you a shy person ?
eres tímido ?
eres tímida ?
750
Are you a happy person ?
eres feliz ?
751
Younger
(Age)
(Adjective)
menor
752
Are you the youngest ?
eres el menor ?
eres la menor ?
753
Older
(Age)
(Adjective)
mayor
754
Are you the oldest ?
eres el mayor ?
eres la mayor ?
755
My sister Jessica is the oldest
mi hermana Jessica es la mayor
756
My brother victor is the oldest
mi hermano victor es el mayor
757
To turn
| To reach in age
cumplir
758
To turn twenty years old
cumplir veinte años
759
He just turned 20 years old
acaba de cumplir veinte años
760
Where is the party ?
donde es la fiesta ?
761
You might want
| Informal
quieras
762
You can get there at the time you might want
puedes llegar a la hora quieras
763
You can get there when you like
Puedes llegar cuando quieras
764
I'm going to try and get there before 6
voy a tratar de llegar antes de las seis
765
You are smart / you are clever
eres listo
eres lista
766
Fool
(Noun)
(Masculine/Feminine)
tonto
tonta
767
His dad is a fool
su papá es tonto
768
You are the best
eres el mejor
eres la mejor
769
In Spanish, to say " in the world " , you say ..
of the world
770
In the world
del mundo
771
You are the best dad in the world
eres el mejor papá del mundo
772
You are a good friend
eres un buen amigo
eres una buena amiga
773
Thanks for being my friend
gracias por ser mi amigo
gracias por ser mi amiga
774
Do you know Karla ?
conoces a Karla ?
775
A friend of mine
un amigo mío
un amiga mía
776
He is a friend of mine
es un amigo mío
777
Yes, I know him
sí, lo conozco
778
Yes I know her, she is a friend of mine
Si, la conozco, es una amiga mía
779
Uncle
tío
780
Aunt
tía
781
I love you
te quiero
782
I love her
la quiero
783
I love him
lo quiero
784
To love
amar
785
I love him
lo amo
786
I care about him
lo quiero
787
I care about her
la quiero
788
I care about her , but I don't love her
la quiero, pero no la amo
789
We are friends, nothing more
somos amigos, nada más
790
Sailor
(Seaman)
(Noun)
(Masculine/Feminine)
el marinero
la marinera
791
Are you a sailor ?
eres marinero ?
eres marinera ?
792
Captain
(Person in command)
(Masculine)
capitán
793
I am a captain
soy capitán
794
Are you good at dancing ?
eres bueno para bailar ?
795
No, I'm not very good at dancing
no, no soy muy bueno para bailar
796
Are you good at numbers ?
eres bueno para los números ?
797
Plus
| Addition
más
798
How much is twenty four plus twenty two ?
cuánto es veinticuatro más veintidós ?
799
It is 46
son cuarenta y seis
800
How much do they cost ?
cuánto cuestan ?
801
Yes, I am good at numbers
sí, soy bueno para los números
802
Minus
| Subtraction
menos
803
How much is 47 minus 11 ?
cuánto es cuarenta y siete menos once ?
804
It's 36
son treinta y seis
805
Catholic
católico
católica
806
Are you catholic ?
eres católico ?
eres católica ?
807
I am catholic
soy católico
soy católica
808
Personality
(Identity)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
personalidad
809
Different personalities
diferentes personalidades
810
We have different personalities
tenemos diferentes personalidades
811
He dedicated himself a lot to his work
se dedica mucho a su trabajo
812
We're all different
todos somos diferentes
813
I'm waiting for you
estoy esperándote
te estoy esperando
814
Really
| Honestly/Seriously
de veras
815
Really ? Are you ready ?
de veras ? Estás listo ?
de veras ? Estás lista ?
816
Owner
(Noun)
(Masculine/Feminine)
el dueño
la dueña
817
Are you the owner of the house ?
eres el dueño de la casa ?
eres la dueña de la casa ?
818
Yes I'm the owner of the house
soy el dueño de la casa
soy la dueña de la casa
819
Who is the owner ?
quién es el dueño ?
820
Who is the owner of this car ?
quién es el dueño de este coche ?
821
To move
(When talking about moving something and not necessarily moving or changing house)
(Irregular)
mover
822
I move
muevo
823
I'll move it
lo muevo
824
I'll move it right away
lo muevo en seguida
825
There
| When closer
allí
826
It's there
| Closer
está allí
827
Discount
(Price reduction)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
descuento
828
The customers receive a discount
los clientes reciben un descuento
829
I'll give you a discount
| Informal
te doy un descuento
830
Tall
(Height)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
alto
alta
831
She is a tall woman
ella es una mujer alta
832
Pretty
(Beautiful)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
bonito
bonita
833
She is very pretty
ella es muy bonita
834
How much do you earn per hour ?
| $
cuánto ganas por hora ?
835
I don't earn much
no gano mucho
836
They don't pay me well
no me pagan bien
837
Hard
(Difficult)
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
duro
dura
838
I work very hard
trabajo muy duro
839
Salary
($)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
salario
840
Minimum wage
salario mínimo
841
I earn less than minimum wage
gano menos que salario mínimo
842
To support
| To uphold
apoyar
843
I want to earn more in order to support my family
quiero ganar más para apoyar a mi familia
844
We might go / We should go
vayamos
845
Do you understand ?
entiendes ?
846
Do you understand me ?
me entiendes ?
847
I understand you
te entiendo
848
It's hard for me
It costs me
me cuesta
849
To understand you
entenderte
850
It's hard for me to understand you
me cuesta entenderte
851
It's hard for me to get used to the accent
me cuesta acostumbrarme al acento
852
I'm getting used to it
me estoy acostumbrando
estoy acostumbrándome
853
I'm getting used to the accent
me estoy acostumbrando al acento
estoy acostumbrándome al acento
854
It's hard for me to sleep
me cuesta dormir
855
To suffer
| General
sufrir
856
Insomnia
insomnio
857
Do you suffer from insomnia ?
sufres de insomnio ?
858
No, I don't suffer from insomnia
no, no sufro de insomnio
859
Noise
(Noun)
(Masculine)
ruido
860
A lot of noise
mucho ruido
861
There is always a lot of noise before 9 o clock
siempre hay mucho ruido antes de las nueve
862
It's always hard for me to go to sleep
siempre me cuesta dormirme
863
A sleepyhead
un dormilón
una dormilona
864
You're a sleepy head
eres un dormilón
eres una dormilona
865
Do I know you ?
te conozco ?
866
I don't know you
no te conozco
867
We know each other
nos conocimos
868
Now I remember you , you're called Elena
ya te recuerdo , te llamas Elena
869
Yes, I am called Elena
sí, me llamo Elena
870
Secretary
(Assistant)
(Noun)
(Masculine/Feminine)
el secretario
la secretaria
871
I'm working as a secretary
estoy trabajando como secretario
estoy trabajando como secretaria
872
To enroll / to sign up
inscribirse
873
I'm going to enroll in the university
voy a inscribirme en la universidad
874
But for now
pero por ahora
875
Intensive
(Adjective)
(Masculine/Feminine)
intensivo
intensiva
876
It's very intensive
es muy intensivo
877
To last
| To go on
durar
878
It lasts
dura
879
How long does it last ?
cuánto tiempo dura ?
880
You might speak
hables
881
I think that it's very important that you should speak English
creo que es muy importante que hables inglés
882
Indispensable
(Crucial/Essential)
(Adjective)
indispensable
883
English is indispensable
inglés es indispensable
884
I agree
estoy de acuerdo
885
Your name
| Formally
su nombre
886
I don't remember your name
| Formally
no recuerdo su nombre
887
Can you give me the telephone of your dad ?
puedes darme el teléfono de tu papá ?
888
Say or tell
| Informal
di
889
Tell him / Say to him
dile
890
Say to him, your dad, that I'm going to call him
dile, tu papá, que voy a llamarlo
891
We might see
veamos
892
We might see each other
nos veamos
893
I'm going to tell to her, my mom, everything
voy a decirle, a mi mamá , todo
894
I invite you to eat at the restaurant
te invito a comer al restaurante
895
Corner
(General)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
esquina
896
The restaurant on the corner
el restaurante de la esquina
897
I'll have you over for dinner
te invito a comer a la casa
898
You might meet
conozcas
899
You might meet my family
conozcas a mi familia
900
It's my turn
me toca a mí
901
I invite you, it's my turn to pay
te invito , me toca a mí pagar
902
You always pay
tú siempre pagas
903
To save
| To conserve
ahorrar
904
You have to save for your trip
tienes qué ahorrar para tu viaje
905
No way !!
de ninguna manera
906
To insist
| To assert
insistir
907
I insist
insisto
908
I insist on paying
insisto en pagar
909
Argument
(Quarrel)
Discussion
(Debate)
(Noun)
(Feminine)
discusión
910
Without question
sin discusión
911
It's on me this time , without question
yo te invito esta vez , sin discusión
912
I hear it, but I don't believe it
lo escucho y no lo creo
913
I see it but I don't believe it
lo veo , y no lo creo
914
Eye
ojo
915
Eyes
ojos
916
I see it with my own eyes
lo veo con mis propios ojos
917
I can't hear you very well
no te escucho muy bien
918
With whom are you speaking ?
con quién hablas ?
919
Hat
(Accessory)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
sombrero
920
I have to buy a hat
tengo que comprar un sombrero
921
Sun
(Astronomy)
(Noun)
(Masculine)
sol
922
Today, the sun is strong
hoy, el sol está fuerte
923
To get burned
quemarse
924
I don't want to get burned
no quiero quemarme
925
To go shopping / to shop
ir de compras
926
I don't like to go shopping
no me gusta ir de compras
927
We'll see
vamos a ver
928
To take
(To take too much time)
(To spend time)
tardar
929
I don't believe it , I'm not going to take long
no lo creo, no voy a tardar
930
You stay
te quedas
931
I won't take long
no tardo
932
Where are you staying ?
donde te quedas?
933
I'm staying
me quedo
934
To feel
sentirse
935
I feel
me siento
936
I feel fine
me siento bien
937
Comfortable / at ease
a gusto
938
I feel at ease in that hotel
me siento a gusto en ese hotel
939
I feel at home
me siento en casa
940
You feel
te sientes
941
How do you feel ?
cómo te sientes ?
