Leccion Numero Uno Flashcards

1
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Words that end with “ent” or “ant” require …

A

adding the letter “e” at the end

  • el presidente
  • diferente
  • excelente
  • conveniente
  • el elefante
  • importante
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Words that end with “ic” require …

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adding the letter “o” at the end

  • el Atlantico
  • Democratico
  • elastico
  • aristocratico
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Words that end with “ble” are …

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usually identical to in Spanish and English

  • el cable
  • notable
  • flexible
  • inevitable
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Words that end with “al” are …

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usually identical to in Spanish and English

  • el animal
  • el criminal
  • central
  • rural
  • personal
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Words that end with “or” are …

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usually identical to in Spanish and English

  • el actor
  • el doctor
  • un tractror
  • interior
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Form a question from:

El actor es popular

A

Es popular el actor?

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Form a question from:

El tenor es romantico

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Es romantico el tenor?

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Form a question from:

El presidente es diplomatico

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Es diplomatico el presidente?

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9
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Form a question from:

El canal es importante

A

Es importante el canal?

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10
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El

A

the

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un

A

a, an

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curioso

A

curious

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popular

A

popular

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14
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ay no

A

oh no

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el mono

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the monkey

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16
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el estudiante

A

the student

17
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en mi opinión

A

in my opinion

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es

A

is

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no es

A

is not

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yes

21
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In Spanish “ph” becomes …

A

In Spanish “ph” becomes “F”

  • elephant => elefante
  • telephone => telefono
  • phonetic => fonetico
  • phonograph => fonografo
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In Spanish “th” becomes …

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In Spanish “th” becomes “T”

  • cathedral => catedral
  • author => autor
  • authentic => autentico
  • methodist => metodista
  • catholic => catolico
23
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What are the only letters that are doubled in Spanish?

A

Double only “L” and “R”

All other letters that are doubled in English become single letters in Spanish

  • commission => comision
  • apparent => aparente
  • annual => anual
  • attractive => atractivo
  • different => diferente
24
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T/F You will find “cc” in Spanish

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True. But in Spanish, it is not a double “c”, because each “c” is pronounced separately since each belongs to a different syllable.

The first “c” has a “k” sound. The second “c” has an “s” sound.

  • correction => correccion

The two “c’s” go into separate syllables

  • correc-cion
  • instruc-cion
  • construc-cion
25
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In Spanish “tion” becomes …

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In Spanish “ tion “ becomes “cion”

  • convention => convencion
  • conventional => convencional
26
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Some words that end in “tor” in English end in … in Spanish

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Some words that end in “tor” in English end in “dor” in Spanish

  • the senator => el senador
  • acelerador
  • claborador
  • creador
  • dictador
  • educador
  • ellevador
  • generador
  • investigador
  • operador
  • orador
  • radiador
  • ventilador
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In Spanish “j” is always pronounced as …

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In Spanish “j” is always pronounced as “h”.

For example: jovial is pronounced hovial