Everything Flashcards

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When is C pronounced with a hard k sound?

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(When it is followed by an a, o, or u such as caballa, cola, and curar)

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When is C pronounced with a soft s sound?

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(When it is followed by an i or e such as ciencia or cebra)

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When is G pronounced with a typical g sound, such as in the word gargoyle?

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(When it is followed by an a, o, or u such as ganado, gallina, and gusano)

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When is G pronounced with an h sound, such as in the word hello?

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(When it is followed by an i or e, such as gestante, ingesta, and agitado)

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Where would you stress a word that ends in a vowel, s, or n?

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(The next to last syllable)

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Where would you stress a word that ends in a consonant besides s or n?

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(The last syllable)

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What are the masculine and feminine equivalent to ‘the’?

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(El or la)

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What are the masculine and feminine equivalent to ‘a’ or ‘an’?

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(Un and una)

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How do you make a word that ends in a vowel plural?

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(Add an ‘s’ to both the article and the noun, example → la pluma (the feather) or una pluma (a feather) to las plumas (the feathers) and unas plumas (some feathers))

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How do you make a word that ends in a consonant plural?

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(Add an ‘es’ to the noun and change the article to plural (las or los), example → el tumor (the tumor) becomes los tumores (the tumors))

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Give the male, female, both gender offspring, and collective form for the following domestic animal:

Cattle

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(Male: El toro
Female: La vaca
Female offspring: La ternera
Male offspring: La ternero, Collective: El ganado)

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Give the male, female, both gender offspring, and collective form for the following domestic animal:

Horse

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(Male: El caballo,
Female: La yegua,
Female offspring: La potranca,
Male offspring: El potro,
Collective: La manada)

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Give the male, female, both gender offspring, and collective form for the following domestic animal:

Chickens

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(Male: El gallo,
Female: La gallina,
Female offspring: La pollita,
Male offspring: El pollito,
Collective: La parvada)

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Give the male, female, both gender offspring, and collective form for the following domestic animal:

Dogs

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(Male: El perro,
Female: La perra,
Female offspring: La cachorra,
Male: El cachorro,
Collective: La jauría)

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Give the male, female, both gender offspring, and collective form for the following domestic animal:

Cats

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(Male: El gata,
Female: La gata,
Female offspring: La gatita,
Male offspring: El gatito,
Collective: Los gatos)

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Give the male, female, both gender offspring, and collective form for the following domestic animal:

Goats

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(Male: El macho cabrío or La cabra macho,
Female: La carba,
Female offspring: La carbita,
Male offspring: El cabrito,
Collective: El rebaño)

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Give the male, female, both gender offspring, and collective form for the following domestic animal:

Sheep

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(Male: El carnero,
Female: La oveja,
Female offspring: La cordera,
Male offspring: El cordera, Collective: El rebaño)

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Give the male, female, both gender offspring, and collective form for the following domestic animal:

Swine

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(Male: El cerdo, F
emale: La cerda,
Female offspring: La lechona,
Male offspring: El lechón,
Collective: La piara)

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Give the male, female, both gender offspring, and collective form for the following domestic animal:

Ducks

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(Male: El pato,
Female: La pata, F
emale offspring: La patita,
Male offspring: El patito,
Collective: La bandada)

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Give the male, female, both gender offspring, and collective form for the following domestic animal:

Rabbits

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(Male: El conejo,
Female: La coneja,
Female offspring: La conejita,
Male offspring: El conejito, Collective: Los conejos)

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Translate the following:

Buenos dias
Buenos noches
Buenos tardes

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Buenos dias (Good morning)
Buenos noches (Good night)
Buenos tardes (Good afternoon)

22
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Translate the following into spanish:

My name is XX
I am Dr. XX

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My name is (Yo me llamo XX)
I am Dr. XX (Yo soy el doctor XX, yo soy la doctora XX)

23
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What are the polite versus friendly ways to state ‘what is your name?’ to someone?

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(Cual es tu nombre? (friendly); cual es su nombre? (polite))

24
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Translate the following:

Te presento a XX
Como esta?

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Te presento a XX (I would like to introduce you to XX)
Como esta? (How are you?)

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Translate the following into spanish: Please You’re welcome I’m sorry Thank you
Please (Por favor) You’re welcome (De nada) I’m sorry (Lo siento) Thank you (Gracias)
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Translate the following: El ala La almohadilla La boca La cabeza La cola La coronilla La cresta La cruz La cuartilla El collage
El ala (the wing) La almohadilla (the paw pad) La boca (the mouth) La cabeza (the head) La cola (the tail) La coronilla (the poll) La cresta (the comb) La cruz (the withers) La cuartilla (the pastern) El collage (the neck)
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Translate the following: El cuerno El dedo El escroto El flanco La grupa El hocino La joroba El menudillo El oyo El ollar
El cuerno (the horn) El dedo (the toe) El escroto (the scrotum) El flanco (the flank) La grupa (the rump) El hocino (the muzzle) La joroba (the hump) El menudillo (the fetlock) El oyo (the eye) El ollar (the nostril)
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Translate the following: La oreja La pata El pelo El pene La pezuña El pico El pie La piel La pierna La pluma El hígado
La oreja (the ear) La pata (the paw) El pelo (the hair, the fur, the pelt) El pene (the penis) La pezuña (the hoof) El pico (the beak) El pie (the foot) La piel (the skin, the hide) La pierna (the leg) La pluma (the feather) El hígado (the liver)
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Translate the following: La rodilla El talón El tarso El testículo La teta El tórax La ubre La uña El ano El cerebro El colon
La rodilla (the knee) El talón (the heel) El tarso (the hock) El testículo (the testicle) La teta (the teat) El tórax (the thorax) La ubre (the udder) La uña (the nail) El ano (the anus) El cerebro (the brain) El colon (the colon)
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Translate the following: El corazón El esófago El estómago El nervio El ovario La placenta El pulmón El recto El riñón La vejiga La vena yugular
El corazón (the heart) El esófago (the esophagus) El estómago (the stomach) El nervio (the nerve) El ovario (the ovary) La placenta (the placenta) El pulmón (the lung) El recto (the rectum) El riñón (the kidney) La vejiga (the urinary bladder) La vena yugular (the jugular vein)
31
What are the exceptions to the rule that adjectives follow a noun in spanish?
(Numbers and amounts, both go before the noun)
32
Estar (to be) is pertinent to temporary/permanent (choose) situations.
(Temporary)
33
For the following, give the term you would use in a temporary situation: I am You are (informal) He is, she is, or you are (formal) We are They are, or you all are
I am (Estoy) You are (informal) (Estás) He is, she is, or you are (formal) (Está) We are (Estamos) They are, or you all are (Están)
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For the following, give the term you would use in a permanent situation: I am You are (informal) He is, she is, or you are (formal) We are They are, or you all are
I am (Soy) You are (informal) (Eres) He is, she is, or you are (formal) (Es) We are (Somos) They are, or you all are (Son)
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Give the spanish term for the following: I have You have (informal) He has, she has, or you have (formal) We have They have, or you all have
I have (Tengo) You have (informal) (Tienes) He has, she has, or you have (formal) (Tiene) We have (Tenemos) They have, or you all have (Tienen)