Chapter 5B Test Flashcards
(70 cards)
1
Q
Man
A
El hombre
2
Q
Woman
A
La mujer
3
Q
Young man/woman
A
El/la joven
4
Q
Tall
A
Alto/a
5
Q
Short (Stature)
A
Bajo/a
6
Q
Short (Length)
A
Corto/a
7
Q
Good-looking
A
Guapo/a
8
Q
Young
A
Joven
9
Q
Long
A
Largo/a
10
Q
Old
A
Viejo/a
11
Q
Hair
Ari Ladrigan tiene pelo graso
A
El pelo
12
Q
Gray
A
Canoso
13
Q
Brown (Chestnut)
A
Castaño
14
Q
Black
A
Negro
15
Q
Blond
A
Rubio
16
Q
Red-haired
A
Pelirrojo/a
17
Q
To be warm
A
Tener calor
18
Q
To be cold
A
Tener frío
19
Q
To be sleepy
A
Tener sueño
20
Q
Delicious
A
Delicioso/a
21
Q
To desire / To wish
A
Desear
22
Q
To order / To ask
A
Pedir (e->i)
23
Q
Main dish
A
El plato principal
24
Q
As a main dish
A
De plato principal
25
Dessert
El postre
26
For dessert
De postre
27
Rich/tasty
rico/a
28
Sugar
El azúcar
29
Spoon
La cuchara
30
Knife
El cuchillo
31
Pepper
La pimienta
32
Plate/dish
El plato
33
Salt
La sal
34
Napkin
La servilleta
35
Cup
La taza
36
Fork
El tenedor
37
Glass
El vaso
38
* Waiter
* Waitress
* el camarero
* la camarera
39
Bill/check
La cuenta
40
Menu
El menú
41
I need/I'm missing
Me falta(n)
42
I would like
Quisiera
43
To bring
Traer
44
I bring it
Le traigo
45
Will you bring me...?
¿Me trae...?
46
I bring
Yo traigo
47
Now
Ahora
48
Anything else?
¿Algo más?
49
Your welcome
De nada
50
Other/another
Otro/a
51
How...!
¡Qué + adjective!
52
To come
Venir
53
# Conjugate
venir - to come
* I come
* you come
* s/he comes, you (formal) come
* we come
* y'all come
* they come, you (formal) come
venir - to come
* yo **vengo**
* tú **vienes**
* ella / Él / Usted **viene**
* Nosotras / Nosotros **venimos**
* Vosotras / Vosotros **venís**
* Ellas / Ellos / Ustedes **vienen**
54
List six conditions where you use *ser*.
## Footnote
DOCTOR
* D - Description - Yo soy alto
* O - Occupation - Ella es maestra1
* C - Characteristic - Somos inteligentes
* T - Time/Date - Hoy es lunes
* O - Origin - Soy de España
* R - Relationship - Ellos son mis hermanos
## Footnote
1 When describing someone's occuapation, you do not use an article (*un* / *una*)
55
List five conditions where you use *estar*.
## Footnote
PLACE
* P - Position - El libro está en la mesa
* L - Location - Estoy en casa
* A - Action - Estás escribiendo
* C - Condition - La puerta está abierta
* E - Emotion - Estoy feliz
56
True or false: If it's how you feel or where you are, use *estar*.
True
57
* Mi madre ________ profesora en la univsersidad
* Los estuadiantes _____ cansados después del examen.
* Hoy _______ miércoles, 15 de junio.
* La comida ________ fría porque pasó mucho tiempo en la mesa.
* es
* están
* es
* está
58
* Ellos (son/están) nerviosos por la presentación.
* La fiesta (es/está) en la casa de Miguel.
* Mi hermana (es/está) muy inteligente y trabajadora.
* Los zapatos (son/están) nuevos.
* están
* es
* es
* son
59
What is a key characteristic of extended families in Spanish-speaking cultures?
They tend to be close-knit and gather often for meals or socializing
60
True or false: In many Spanish-speaking cultures, it is common for three generations to live under one roof or in the same neighborhood.
True
61
What is one method used to get a server's attention in Costa Rica?
Making a pfft sound
62
What action is commonly used in Colombia to get a server's attention?
Raising or clapping hands
63
What is 'un menú del día' commonly found in Spanish-speaking countries?
A daily menu offering one to three choices for each course at a fixed price
64
What is the significance of mealtimes in many Spanish-speaking cultures?
They are considered social events for enjoying food and company
65
What is the custom called that emphasizes relaxing and conversing after a meal?
Sobremesa
66
How do Spanish-speaking cultures generally view drive-thru restaurants?
There are very few drive-thru restaurants as people rarely take food 'to go'
67
Fill in the blank: In Spanish-speaking cultures, people often take time after a meal to relax, a custom called _______.
[sobremesa]
68
What is another name for ‘*un menú del día*'?
##footnote
it is used in some parts of Mexico
*una comida corrida*
69
True or false: The methods to getting a server’s attention differ in Spanish-speaking countries.
True
70
True or false: Parents, children, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins get together primarily on special occasions in Spanish-speaking cultures.
False
