Daily routine Flashcards

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To wake up

I woke up when the alarm clock went off.

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Despertarse

Irregular verb (e>ie)

Me desperté cuando sonó el despertador

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To get up

What time did you get up today?

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Levantarse

Regular reflexive

¿A qué hora te levantaste hoy?

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To make the bed

I try to make the bed every day before I leave.

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Hacer la cama
“ah-thehr lah kah-mah”

Trato de hacer la cama todos los días antes de salir

Hacer is irregular only in the first person

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To get dressed

It only takes my husband half an hour to get dressed

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Vestirse

Reflexive that is irregular (e>I)

A mi esposo solo le toma media hora vestirse.

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Ponerse

To put on (clothes)

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Ponerse

Reflexive that is only irregular in the first person (me pongo)

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To shave

How often do you shave your beard?

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Afeitarse
“ah-fey-tahr-seh”

Regular reflexive

¿Con qué frecuencia te afeitas la barba?

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To put on makeup

She puts her makeup on every day before work.

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Maquillarse
“mah-kee-yahr-seh”

pintarse
“peen-tahr-seh”

Regular reflexive

Se pinta todos los días antes de ir a trabajar.

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To take a shower

Our boiler broke down, so we have to shower withcold water.

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Ducharse

Regular AR verb

Se nos estropeó la caldera, así que tenemos que ducharnos con agua fría.

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To go to…

You should go to school before it gets any later.

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Ir a…
“eer ah”

Ir is completly irregular

Debes ir a la escuela antes de que se haga más tarde.

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to take a bath

The week we went camping I didn’t even bathe once.

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Bañarse
“bah-nyahr-seh”

Regular reflexive

La semana que fuimos de acampada no me bañé ni una vez.

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To clean/wash oneself

Wash your hands thoroughly before touching your eyes.

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Lavarse
“lah-bahr-seh”

Regular reflexive AR verb

Lávate bien las manos antes de tocarte los ojos

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To brush one’s teeth

If you don’t brush your teeth, you’ll get tooth decay.

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cepillarse los dientes
* Spain: “theh-pee-yahr-theh lohs dyehn-tehs”
* Latin America: “seh-pee-yahr-theh lohs dyehn-tehs”

Regular reflexive AR verb

Si no te cepillas los dientes, se te harán caries.

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To brush one’s hair

Carmina brushed her hair after drying it.

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Cepillarse el pelo
* Spain: “theh-pee-yahr-seh ehl peh-loh”
* Latin America: “seh-pee-yahr-seh ehl peh-loh”

Regular reflexive AR verb

Carmina se cepilló el pelo después de secárselo.

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To comb one’s hair, to do your hair

Where can I go to get my hair done on the wedding day?

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Peinarse
“pey-nahr-seh”

¿Adónde puedo ir a peinarme el día de la boda?

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To make food

Making food takes a long time, but doing the dishes takes no more than five minutes.

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Hacer la comida
* Spain: “ah-thehr lah koh-mee-dah”
* Latin America: “ah-thehr lah koh-mee-dah”

Hacer is irregular in the first person

Hacer la comida lleva mucho tiempo, pero lavar los platos no lleva más de cinco minutos.

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To eat

(We eat together once a week

I feel like having a roast beef sandwich for lunch.

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Comer

(Regular AR verbs)
Comemos juntos una vez por semana

Tengo ganas de comer un sándwich de rosbif.

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To eat breakfast

Mi esposo y yo desayunamos juntos todos los días.

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Desayunar
“dehs-ah-yoo-nahr

Regualr AR verbs

My husband and I have breakfast together every day.

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To eat dinner

Should I wear my tuxedo to dine with the Count?

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Cenar
Spain: “theh-nahr
Latin America: “seh-nahr

Regular AR verb

¿Me pongo el esmoquin para cenar con el conde?

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To eat lunch

What are we going to have for lunch today? - I made a stew.

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Almorzar
Spain: “ahl-mohr-thahr
Latin America: “ahl-mohr-sahr

Irregular verb (o>ue)

¿Qué vamos a almorzar hoy? Hice un estofado.

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To rest, to take a break

The actress said that, once the shooting of this movie is over, she’d like to take a break.

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Tomar un descanso
“toh-mahr oon dehs-kahn-soh”

Regular AR verb

La actriz dijo que, cuando acabe el rodaje de esta película, le gustaría tomar un descanso.

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To have an afternoon snack/tea

Do you feel like having an afternoon snack?

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Merendar
“meh-rehn-dahr

Irregular (e>ie)

¿Te apetece algo para merendar?

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To arrive home

I’m looking forward to getting home and taking these shoes off.

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Llegar a casa
“yeh-gahr ah kah-sah”

Regular AR verb

Estoy deseando llegar a casa y quitarme estos zapatos.

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To undress oneself

I should try this dress on to see if it fits, but I don’t feel like getting undressed now.

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Desvestirse
“dehs-behs-teer-seh”

Irregular verb (e>i)

Debería medirme este vestido a ver si me queda, pero me da pereza desvestirme ahora.

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To take off one’s clothes

Mario got home, took off his clothes, and had a shower.

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Quitarse la ropa
“kee-tahr-seh lah rroh-pah”

Reflexive regular AR verb

Mario llegó a casa, se quitó la ropa y se dio una ducha

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To get naked ## Footnote The patient undressed so that the dermatologist could check over all his moles.
Desnudarse "dehs-noo-**dahr**-seh" | Reflexive regular AR verb ## Footnote El paciente se desnudó para que el dermatólogo analizara todos sus lunares.
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To go to bed, to lie down ## Footnote She lay down in the sand and put her shirt over her head.
Ac**o**starse "ah-kohs-**tahr**-seh" | Irregular (o>ue) ## Footnote Se acostó en la arena y se puso la camisa en la cabeza.
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To work ## Footnote As a potter, I just love working the clay and making pots.
Trabajar "trah-bah-**hahr**" | Regular AR ## Footnote Como alfarero, me encanta trabajar el barro y crear cacharros.
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To fall asleep ## Footnote He was so tired that fell asleep immediately.
Dormirse "dohr-**meer**-seh" ## Footnote Estaba tan cansado que se durmió inmediatamente.
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To study ## Footnote This article examines the pros and cons of teaching with laptops.
Estudiar "ehs-too-**dyahr**" | Regular AR verbs ## Footnote Este artículo estudia los pros y los contras de enseñar con portátiles.
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To watch TV ## Footnote Recent studies show that today's teens watch much less television than their elders.
Ver la televisión * Spain: "behr lah teh-leh-bee-**thyohn**" * Latin America: "behr lah teh-leh-bee-**syohn**" | Ver is irregular in the first person ## Footnote Estudios recientes ponen de manifiesto que los adolescentes de hoy en día ven mucho menos la televisión que sus mayores.
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To listen to music ## Footnote Everyone on the train has their headphones on, listening to music.
Escuchar música "ehs-koo-**chahr moo**-see-kah" | Regular AR verb ## Footnote En el tren todos van con sus audífonos puestos, escuchando música.
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To send texts ## Footnote My thumbs hurt from texting all day and you still haven't asked me out.
Mandar mensajes "mahn-**dahr** mehn-**sah**-hehs" | Mandar: Regular AR verb ## Footnote Me duelen los pulgares de mandar mensajes todo el día y aún no me has pedido salir.
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To read ## Footnote It's impossible to read that poker player's face.
Leer "leh-**ehr**" | Regular ER verb ## Footnote A ese jugador de póker es imposible leerle la cara
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Day ## Footnote Night workers have to sleep during the day.
El día "**dee**-ah" ## Footnote Los que trabajan en el turno de noche tienen que dormir de día.
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To snack on ## Footnote We were nibbling on some cheese at the bar.
Picar "pee-kahr" | Regular AR verbs ## Footnote Estuvimos picando queso en el bar.
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Week ## Footnote I'm not free for dinner until next week
La Semana "seh-**mah**-nah" ## Footnote No estoy libre para cenar hasta la semana que viene.
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Month | I get my monthly salary on the 30th of the month. ## Footnote October is my favorite month because the trees change color.
El Mes "mehs" | Recibo mi mes el 30 de cada mes. ## Footnote Octubre es mi mes favorito porque los árboles cambian de color
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Year ## Footnote Last year we moved to Madrid.
El año "**ah**-nyoh" ## Footnote El año pasado nos mudamos a Madrid.
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# L Later ## Footnote I'm going to go to the gym later because I have to finish this report first.
Luego "**lweh**-goh" ## Footnote Voy a ir al gimnasio luego porque primero tengo que terminar este informe
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Now ## Footnote Now it's my turn and then it'll be yours.
Ahora "ah-**oh**-rah" ## Footnote Ahora es mi turno, y luego será el tuyo.
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# Más Later ## Footnote Te llamaré más tarde.
Más tarde "mahs **tahr**-deh" ## Footnote I'll call you later.
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Before ## Footnote You need to get a learner's permit before being able to drive.
Antes de "**ahn**-tehs deh" ## Footnote Tienes que sacar el permiso de aprendizaje antes de poder conducir.
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After ## Footnote After a week of rain, I began to think I'd never see the sun again.
Después de "dehs-**pwehs** deh" ## Footnote Después de una semana de lluvia, empecé a pensar que jamás vería el sol.
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# E Then ## Footnote If they're here, then who's at home
Entonces ## Footnote Si ellos están aquí, entonces, ¿quién está en casa?
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Then ## Footnote And then what happened?
Después ## Footnote ¿Y después qué pasó?
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(in the past) * already (in the present) * now * Right now (in the future) * someday * sometime (immediately) (any longer; in negative phrases) * anymore (used for emphasis) * Ah! (used to introduce alternatives) * whether | She has already forgotten what you did.
Ya | Ya ha olvidado lo que hiciste.
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During ## Footnote My dad sleeps during his work meetings.
Durante "doo-**rahn**-teh" ## Footnote Mi padre duerme durante sus reuniones de trabajo.
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Tuesday ## Footnote We're going to a basketball game on Tuesday.
Martes "**mahr**-tehs" ## Footnote El martes vamos a un partido de baloncesto.
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Monday | She has a swimming class on Monday.
Lunes "**loo**-nehs" | Tiene una clase de natación el lunes.
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Wednesday ## Footnote I go to the library on Wednesday afternoons.
Miércoles "**meeehr**-koh-lehs" ## Footnote Los miércoles por la tarde voy a la biblioteca
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Friday ## Footnote From now on you can wear casual clothes to work every Friday.
Viernes "**byehr**-nehs" ## Footnote A partir de ahora, se puede llevar ropa informal en el trabajo los viernes.
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Thursday
Jueves "**hweh**-behs"
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Saturday ## Footnote Saturday is the best day of the week because there's no school.
Sábado "**sah**-bah-doh" ## Footnote El sábado es el mejor día de la semana porque no hay escuela.
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Sometimes ## Footnote At times the wind is so strong you can't open the door.
A veces Spain: "ah **beh**-thehs" Latin America: "ah **beh**-sehs" ## Footnote A veces el viento está tan fuerte que ni puedes abrir la puerta.
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Sunday ## Footnote On Sunday we stayed at home to rest.
Domingo "doh-**meeng**-goh" ## Footnote El domingo nos quedamos a descansar en casa.
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Normally ## Footnote I usually don't have time in the afternoon, but let me see if I can squeeze you in.
Normalmente "nohr-mahl-mehn-teh" ## Footnote Normalmente, no tengo tiempo por la tarde, pero déjame ver si puedo hacer un hueco.
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Today ## Footnote Today things are done very differently.
Hoy "oy" ## Footnote Hoy se hacen las cosas de manera muy diferente.
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Each/every ## Footnote I have coffee with my friends every two weeks.
Cada "**kah**-dah" ## Footnote Voy a tomar café con mis amigas cada dos semanas
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Tomorrow ## Footnote I was planning to study tomorrow.
Mañana "mah-**nyah**-nah" ## Footnote Estaba planeando estudiar mañana.
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Yesterday ## Footnote I feel much better today than yesterday.
Ayer "ah-**yehr"** ## Footnote Me siento mucho mejor hoy que ayer.
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to wash your face ## Footnote Wash your face thoroughly after applying your make-up remover.
lavarse la cara "lah-**bahr**-seh lah **kah**-rah" | Regular Reflexive AR verb ## Footnote Lávese bien la cara después de aplicar su desmaquillador.
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to brush one's teeth ## Footnote Dentists advise you to clean your teeth at least three times a day.
lavarse los dientes "lah-**bahr**-seh lohs **dyehn**-tehs" ## Footnote Los dentistas aconsejan lavarse los dientes al menos tres veces al día.
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to wash one's hands ## Footnote It is advisable to wash your hands often to avoid infection.
lavarse las manos "lah-**bahr**-seh lahs **mah**-nohs" ## Footnote Es aconsejable lavarse las manos con frecuencia para evitar infecciones.
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to get ready ## Footnote I'm getting ready to go out.
arreglarse "ah-rreh-**glahr**-seh" | Regular reflexive AR ver ## Footnote Me estoy arreglando para salir.
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to put your uniform on ## Footnote He refused to go to work or to wear his uniform.
ponerse el uniforme "poh-**nehr**-seh ehl oo-nee-**fohr**-meh" | Ponerse (Reflexive that is a go verb in the singular first person) ## Footnote No se reportó al trabajo ni volvió a ponerse el uniforme.
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to leave the house ## Footnote I usually have breakfast at 8 am and leave my house an hour later.
salir de casa "sah-**leer** deh **kah**-sah" ## Footnote Generalmente desayuno a las 8 am y salgo de casa una hora más tarde.
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to catch the bus ## Footnote Are you going to take the bus? - No, I'll walk home.
coger el autobús "koh-**hehr** ehl ow-toh-**boos**" ## Footnote ¿Vas a coger el autobús? - No, voy a ir caminando a casa.
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to catch the train ## Footnote I'm catching the 11:00 train.
coger el tren "koh-**hehr** ehl trehn" ## Footnote Voy a coger el tren de las once.
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to arrive at school ## Footnote What time do you arrive at school? - I usually arrive a few minutes before nine in the morning.
llegar al colegio "yeh-**gahr** ahl koh-**leh**-hyoh" ## Footnote ¿A qué hora llegas al colegio? - Suelo llegar unos minutos antes de las nueve de la mañana
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to arrive at work ## Footnote My car broke down yesterday, so I don't know how I'm going to get to work today.
llegar al trabajo "yeh-**gahr** ahl trah-**bah**-hoh" ## Footnote Se me daño el carro ayer así que no sé cómo voy a llegar al trabajo al trabajo h
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to start classes ## Footnote Your English teacher loves to start classes with pop quizzes.
empezar las clases * Spain: "ehm-peh-**thahr** lahs **klah**-seh-es" * Latin America: "ehm-peh-**sahr** lahs **klah**-seh-es" | Irregular (e>ie) ## Footnote A tu profesor de inglés le encanta empezar las clases con exámenes sorpresa.
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to start work ## Footnote Ensure that the ladder is fully extended before starting work
empezar el trabajo * Spain: "ehm-peh-**thahr** ehl trah-**bah**-hoh" * Latin America: "ehm-peh-**sahr** ehl trah-**bah**-hoh" | Irregular (e>ie) ## Footnote Asegúrese de que la escalera esté completamente extendida antes de empezar el trabajo.
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to have lunch ## Footnote They had gathered to eat the Passover meal.
tomar la comida "toh-**mahr** lah koh-**mee**-dah" | Tomar is a regular AR verb ## Footnote Se habían reunido para tomar la comida de Pascua.
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to get home ## Footnote I'm on my way to the bank. I'll call you back when I get home.
volver a casa "bohl-**behr** ah **kah**-sah" | Irregular (o>ue) ## Footnote Ahora estoy yendo al banco. Te llamaré cuando vuelva a casa.
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to arrive at school ## Footnote I'm looking forward to getting home and taking these shoes off.
llegar a casa "yeh-**gahr** ah **kah**-sah" | llegar is regular ar verb ## Footnote Estoy deseando llegar a casa y quitarme estos zapatos.
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to get changed ## Footnote I need to get changed because I'm cold.
cambiarse "kahm-**byahr**-seh" | hacer los deberesReflexive regular AR verbs ## Footnote Tengo que cambiarme que tengo frío.
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to relax ## Footnote There is nothing better than a hug from a loved one to relax you.
relajarse "rreh-lah-**hahr**-seh" | Regular AR reflexive ## Footnote No hay nada mejor que un abrazo de un ser querido para relajarte
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to do your homework ## Footnote I can't go out and play. I have to do homework and study.
hacer los deberes * Spain: "ah-**thehr** lohs deh-**beh**-rehs" * Latin America: "ah-**sehr** lohs deh-**beh**-rehs" | Hacer is irregular in the first preson ## Footnote No puedo salir a jugar. Tengo que hacer los deberes y estudiar.
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to go out with friends ## Footnote Felipe doesn't want to have a birthday party. He'd rather hang out with his friends.
salir con los amigos "sah-**leer** kohn lohs ah-**mee**-gohs" | Salir is irregular go verb in the first person ## Footnote Felipe no quiere fiesta de cumpleaños. Prefiere salir con los amigos.
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to wash the dishes
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to wash the car
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to do laundry
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to hang out the washing
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to iron ## Footnote I spent all of Sunday morning ironing my clothes.
planchar la ropa "plahn-**chahr** lah **rroh**-pah" | Planchar is a regular AR verb ## Footnote Me pasé toda la mañana del domingo planchando la ropa.
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to tidy the living room
arreglar el salón "ah-rreh-**glahr** ehl sah-**lohn**" | Regular AR verb
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# ************ to tidy the room ## Footnote I clean my room every day because Alex and the dogs always mess it up.
arreglar el dormitorio * "ah-rreh-**glahr** ehl dohr-mee-**toh**-ryoh" | Regular AR verb ## Footnote Arreglo el dormitorio todos los días porque Alex y los perros siempre lo ensucian
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to tidy the garden ## Footnote Speaking of projects, I was thinking it might be cool to fix up the yard.
arreglar el jardín "ah-rreh-**glahr** ehl hahr-**deen**" | Regular AR verb ## Footnote Hablando de proyectos, pensé que sería lindo arreglar el jardín.
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# ******** to vacuum ## Footnote There's a lot of crumbs on the carpet. We should hoover it.
pasar la aspiradora "pah-**sahr** lah ahs-pee-rah-doh-rah" | Pasar is a regular AR verb ## Footnote Hay muchas migas en la alfombra, tendríamos que pasar la aspiradora.
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to do the dusting ## Footnote To clean the dust from a notebook, use a can of compressed air.
limpiar el polvo "leem-**pyahr** ehl **pohl**-boh" | Limpiar is a regular AR verb ## Footnote Para limpiar el polvo de una notebook, usa una lata de aire comprimido.
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to set the table ## Footnote We just need to set the table and then we can eat.
poner la mesa "poh-**nehr** lah **meh**-sah" | Poner is irregular (go verb in the singular first person) ## Footnote Solo tenemos que poner la mesa y luego podemos comer.
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to clear the table ## Footnote I'll wash the dishes while you clear the table.
quitar la mesa * "kee-**tahr** lah **meh**-sah" recoger la mesa * "rreh-koh-**hehr** lah **meh**-sah" | Quitar: Regular AR Recoger: Irregular (jo verb in singular first person) ## Footnote Yo lavo los platos mientras tú recoges la mesa.
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to prepare lunch ## Footnote Let's sit down. My husband will get dinner ready in no time at all.
preparar la comida "preh-pah-**rahr** lah koh-**mee**-dah" | Regular AR verb ## Footnote Vamos a sentarnos, que mi esposo prepara la comida en un santiamén
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to prepare breakfast ## Footnote I'd like to stay in bed, but somebody has to make breakfast.
preparar el desayuno "preh-pah-**rahr** ehl dehs-ah-**yoo**-noh" | Regular AR verb ## Footnote Quisiera quedarme más tiempo en la cama, pero alguien debe preparar el desayuno
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to prepare dinner ## Footnote I made dinner for my grandmother and she complained the soup had too much salt in it.
preparar la cena * Spain: "preh-pah-**rahr** lah **theh**-nah" * Latin America: "preh-pah-**rahr** lah **seh**-nah" | Regular AR verb ## Footnote Le preparé la cena a mi abuela y se quejó de que la sopa estaba salada.
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to sweep the floor ## Footnote I already swept the floor clean and mopped it. We can now put the rugs back.
barrer el suelo "bah-**rrehr** ehl **sweh**-loh" | Regular ER verb ## Footnote Ya barrí el suelo y le pasé la fregona. Ahora podemos volver a poner las alfombras.
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to do the grocery shopping ## Footnote I don't like to go grocery shopping on Saturday morning because all the stores are full of people.
hacer la compra * Spain: "ah-**thehr** lah **kohm**-prah" * Latin America: "ah-**sehr** lah **kohm**-prah" | Hacer is irregular in the first person and is go verb in first person ## Footnote No me gusta hacer la compra el sábado por la mañana porque todas las tiendas están llenas de gente.
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to mop the floor ## Footnote I had to scrub the floor with a brush because the footprints wouldn't come out with the mop.
fr**e**gar el suelo "freh-**gahr** ehl **sweh**-loh" | Fregar is irregular (e>ie) ## Footnote Tuve que fregar el suelo con un cepillo porque las pisadas no se quitaban con la mopa.
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to cook ## Footnote I'm going to cook you a delicious dinner tonight.
cocinar * Spain: "koh-thee-**nahr**" * Latin America: "koh-see-**nahr**" | Regular AR verb ## Footnote Te voy a cocinar una cena muy rica esta noche.
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to take the rubbish out ## Footnote It's Wednesday so remember to take out the rubbish.
sacar la basura "sah-**kahr** lah bah-**soo**-rah" | Sacar is the regular AR verb ## Footnote Acuérdate de sacar la basura que es miércoles
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to walk the dog ## Footnote Are you going out? You can walk the dog while you're at it.
pasear al perro "pah-seh-**ahr** ahl **peh**-rroh" | pasear is a regular AR verb ## Footnote ¿Vas a salir? Puedes aprovechar para pasear al perro.
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to take care of my siblings ## Footnote I've taken care of my brothers and sisters all week because my parents went on a trip.
cuidar a mis hermanos "kwee-**dahr** ah mees ehr-**mah**-nohs" | Cuidar is a regular AR verb ## Footnote He cuidado a mis hermanos toda la semana porque mis padres salieron de viaje.
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to vacuum the living room ## Footnote When I finish vacuuming the living room, I'm going to clean the bathroom.
pasar la aspiradora en la sala * "pah-**sahr** lah ahs-pee-rah-doh-rah ehn lah **sah**-lah" | Pasar is a regular AR verb ## Footnote Cuando termine de pasar la aspiradora en la sala, voy a limpiar el baño.
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often ## Footnote Do you always eat out? - Not always, but we do go out for dinner frequently.
a menudo "ah meh-**noo**-doh" ## Footnote ¿Siempre comen fuera? - No siempre, pero salimos a cenar a menudo.
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sometimes ## Footnote At times the wind is so strong you can't open the door.
a veces * Spain: "ah **beh**-thehs" * Latin America: "ah **beh**-sehs" ## Footnote A veces el viento está tan fuerte que ni puedes abrir la puerta
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daily ## Footnote Apply the ointment daily to the left eye.
diariamente "dyah-ryah-**mehn**-teh" ## Footnote Aplica la pomada diariamente al ojo izquierdo.
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never ## Footnote You live in Mexico and you haven't ever eaten tacos?
nunca "**noong**-kah" ## Footnote ¿Vives en México y nunca has comido tacos?
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always ## Footnote She always wears blue.
siempre "**syehm**-preh" ## Footnote Siempre va de ropa azul.
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regularly ## Footnote If you suffer from stomach problems, small meals spread regularly throughout the day are recommended.
regularmente "rreh-goo-**lahr**-mehn-teh" ## Footnote Si usted sufre de problemas estomacales, se recomienda hacer varias comidas pequeñas, repartidas regularmente a lo largo del día
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from time to time/once in a while ## Footnote We only see each other once in a while but we continue to be good friends.
de vez en cuando "deh behth ehng **kwahn**-doh" ## Footnote Solo nos vemos de vez en cuando pero seguimos siendo buenos amigos.
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every day | I walk to school every day. ## Footnote I have five different classes every day.
todos los días "**toh**-dohs lohs **dee**-ahs" cada día "**kah**-dah **dee**-ah" | Voy caminando al colegio todos los días. ## Footnote Cada día tengo cinco clases distintas
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rarely ## Footnote The government seldom publishes this kind of information
raramente "**rrah**-rah-mehn-teh" ## Footnote El gobierno raramente publica este tipo de información.
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twice a week ## Footnote Marisa goes to the gym twice a week.
dos veces a la semana * Spain: "dohs **beh**-thehs ah lah seh-**mah**-nah" * Latin America: "dohs **beh**-sehs ah lah seh-**mah**-nah" ## Footnote Marisa va al gimnasio dos veces a la semana
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every week ## Footnote I'm doing well here at the nursing home; my kids come to visit me every week.
cada semana "**kah**-dah seh-**mah**-nah" ## Footnote Estoy bien aquí en la residencia; mis hijos vienen cada semana a visitarme
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in the morning ## Footnote I have a dental appointment tomorrow morning.
por la mañana "pohr lah mah-**nyah**-nah" ## Footnote Tengo cita con el dentista mañana por la mañana
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in the afternoon ## Footnote We go to choir practice in the evening.
por la tarde "pohr lah **tahr**-deh" ## Footnote Vamos al ensayo de coro por la tarde.
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in the evening ## Footnote Owls come out at night.
por la noche "pohr lah **noh**-cheh" ## Footnote Los búhos salen por la noche
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after ## Footnote I called my parents just after getting engaged.
después "dehs-**pwehs**" ## Footnote Llamé a mis papás justo después de comprometerme.
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then ## Footnote We went to the movies first, and then to eat.
luego "**lweh**-goh" ## Footnote Fuimos primero al cine, y luego a comer.
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later ## Footnote I'll call you later.
más tarde "mahs **tahr**-deh" ## Footnote Te llamaré más tarde.
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