Mayo Vocabulario

Question 1

Location

The most important is the location.

Answer 1

Ubicación, locación

Lo más importante es la ubicación.

Question 2

To look for, search OR to “go get”

Answer 2

Buscar

Ve a buscar las llaves, están en la cocina.
Go and get the keys, they’re in the kitchen.

Question 3

To get (obtain)

Answer 3

Conseguir, obtener

Espero conseguir trabajo.
I hope to get a job.

Question 4

To get (in that condition) (become)

Answer 4

Ponerse

La chica se pone roja cuando tiene vergüenza.
The girls gets red when she’s embarrassed.

Question 5

To get bored

Answer 5

Aburrirse

Question 6

To get tired

Answer 6

Cansarse

Question 7

To get sick

Answer 7

Enfermarse

Question 8

To get angry

Answer 8

Enojarse

Question 9

To get drunk

Answer 9

Emborracharse

Question 10

To get excited

Answer 10

Emocionarse

Question 11

To get frustrated

Answer 11

Frustrarse

Question 12

To get hurt

Answer 12

Herirse

Question 13

To get better

Answer 13

Mejorarse

Question 14

To get lost

Answer 14

Perderse

Question 15

To get worried

Answer 15

Preocuparse

Question 16

The important thing

The important thing is that everyone is alright.

Answer 16

Lo importante.

Lo importante es que todos están bien.

(When known fact, not a hope, it is said in indicative - not subjunctive)

Question 17

The important thing

The important thing is that I find work.

Answer 17

Lo importante

Lo importante es que encuentre trabajo.

Subjunctive because it is hoped for. Options also get subjunctive.

Question 18

The application (job, school, etc)

To apply

Are you going to apply for the job?

Answer 18

La solicitud

Solicitar

Vas tú a solicitar el puesto?

Question 19

To apply (lotion or paste)

You should apply sunscreen.

Answer 19

Aplicar

Deberías aplicar protector del sol.

Question 20

To make sure (that you do something)

We have to make sure we lock the door

Answer 20

Asegurarse de

Tenemos que asegurarnos de cerrar la puerta con llave.

Question 21

In back

Answer 21

Atrás

Question 22

Might be

Answer 22

Pudieran ser

Question 23

Apparently

Answer 23

Aparentemente

Question 24

To grab

Answer 24

Agarrar

Question 25

To complain

Answer 25

Quejarse

Question 26

To review

Answer 26

Repasar, revisar

Question 27

To beg (mild) I begged him to help me.

Answer 27

Rogar Le ruego que me ayuda.

Question 28

To beg (moderate) They begged him to give them money.

Answer 28

Suplicar Le suplican que les de dinero.

Question 29

To beg (intensely) We begged them to not go in the street.

Answer 29

Les imploramos que no vayan en la calle.

Question 30

Will you help me?

Answer 30

Me ayudas?

Question 31

Will you do me a favor?

Answer 31

Me haces un favor?

Question 32

Will you give us directions?

Answer 32

Nos das instrucciones?

Question 33

What’s it about?

Answer 33

De que se trata?

Question 34

To offer to do something for someone else. The teacher always offers to help us.

Answer 34

Ofrecerse La profesora siempre SE OFRECE para ayudarnos.

Question 35

Do you want me to help you?

Answer 35

Quieres que te ayude? Querer que + subjunctive

Question 36

To miss (something) Hurry up, I don’t want to miss the train.

Answer 36

Perder Apúrate, no quiero perder el tren.

Question 37

To miss (to fail to experience) It is a shame that you have missed the party.

Answer 37

Perderse Es una lastima que te hayas perdido la fiesta.

Question 38

To miss (a person or place) I miss you a lot.

Answer 38

Extrañar Te extraño mucho.

Question 39

To miss (a part of a whole) Thee pages are missing from the magazine.

Answer 39

Faltan tres paginas de la revista.

Question 40

To miss (work, school, an obligation) I don’t like to miss class.

Answer 40

Faltar a No me gusta faltar a clase.

Question 41

To miss (a goal) He missed!

Answer 41

Fallar Falló!

Question 42

To let someone down. I work hard because I don’t want to let you down.

Answer 42

Fallar + indirect object pronoun Trabajo duro porque no quiero fallarte.

Question 43

To miss (an item on a test) I missed three questions.

Answer 43

Pasarse (por alto) Se me pasaron (por alto) tres preguntas.

Question 44

As soon as I’ll call you as soon as I arrive in Bogota.

Answer 44

En cuanto Los llamo en cuanto llegue a Bogota.

Question 45

By the way By the way, do you still go out with her?

Answer 45

Por cierto Por cierto, sigues saliendo con ella?

Question 46

Don’t hesitate to Don’t hesitate to contact me if you need anything.

Answer 46

No dudar en No dudes en contactarme si necesitas algo.

Question 47

Do you mind? Do you mind if I call you at night?

Answer 47

Te importa? Te importa si te llamo en la noche?

Question 48

What’s wrong? (3 ways)

Answer 48

Que te/le pasa? Que tiene/s? Que te/le ocurre?

Question 49

More and more (a gradual increase) The course is getting harder and harder.

Answer 49

Cada vez mas El curso es cada vez mas difícil.

Question 50

Once in a while

Answer 50

De vez en cuando

Question 51

At the same time

Answer 51

A la vez

Question 52

Not even The poor guy doesn’t even have a place to sleep.

Answer 52

Ni/ni siquiera El pobre no tiene ni siquiera un lugar donde dormir.

Question 53

Not either

Answer 53

Tampoco

Question 54

Due to, caused by All this destruction is due to the hurricane.

Answer 54

Se debe Toda esta destruction se debe a huracán.

Question 55

``` Should (formal) Need to (personal) Have to (general sense) ```

Answer 55

Debería Tener que Hay que

Question 56

I recommend you buy these stocks.

Answer 56

Le recomiendo que compre estas acciones.

Question 57

I suggest that he study more.

Answer 57

Le sugiero que estudie mas.

Question 58

I advise you all to not make so much noise.

Answer 58

Les aconsejo que no hagan tanto ruido.

Question 59

To realize I realize that I have to look for a job.

Answer 59

Dar se cuenta Me doy cuenta de que tengo que buscar trabajo.

Question 60

To make happen, to carry out an action His dreams finally came true.

Answer 60

Realizar Por fin se realizaron sus sueños.

Question 61

Probably, most likely He’s probably with his friends.

Answer 61

A lo mejor A lo mejor esta con sus amigos.

Question 62

To be fed up with something or somebody The father is fed up with the children’s behavior.

Answer 62

Estar harto de El papa está harto del comportamiento de los niños.

Question 63

To count/depend on (something or someone) You can’t count on anything here. Now we don’t even have hot water.

Answer 63

Contar con Aquí no se puede contar con nada. Ahora no tenemos agua caliente.