Misc Flashcards
(292 cards)
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Forehead
A
Frente
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Shoulder
A
Hombro
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Throat
A
Garganta
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To hide
A
Esconder
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Shadow
A
Sombra
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Fog
A
la niebla
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City hall
A
ayuntamiento
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To raise (child)
A
Criar
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Hall
A
Pasillo
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Envelope
A
Sobre
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Village
A
Aldea
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To leave (something)
A
Dejar
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Methods
A
métodos
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Daily
A
diaria
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Nightmares
A
Pesadillas
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around / about
A
alrededor
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Guests
A
invitados
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Costume
A
disfraz
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To return
A
devolver
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Lately
A
Últimamente
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about to
A
a punto de
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Stage (on stage)
A
escena
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Q
dressed as
A
vestida de
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Q
flood
A
inundación
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thank goodness
Menos mal
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To miss
Extrañar / faltar
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To date
Salir con
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Perhaps
Quizas
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kick
patada
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wheel
rueda
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to sit
sentar
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Terrifying
aterrador
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pocket
bolsillo
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The show
espectáculo
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I mean…
Es decir
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quiet (type of person)
callado
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bills
facturas
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To fight
pelear
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against
contra
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To delete
borrar
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Refund
Reembolso
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Shakes
tiembla
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lightning
rayo
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Moreover
Además
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Hole
Hueco
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Tool
herramienta
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Dust
Polvo
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A while ago
Hace un rato
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Although
Aunque
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Depressed
deprimido
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Punctual
Puntual
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Scholarship
Beca
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To sign up
Inscribirse
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As soon as possible
Cuanto antes
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To hit
Golpear
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No matter what
Sin importa
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Hopefully
Ojalá
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To fix
Arreglar
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by accident
sin querer
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To plug in
enchufar
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Headphones
Auriculares
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Speaker (for music)
parlante
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Sign
Letrero
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Mayor
alcalde
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To put away; to save
Guardar
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Proud
Orgulloso
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To pretend
Fingir
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lodging
alojamiento
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To happen / to pass
Pasar
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To hurt
Lastimar
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Salty
Salada
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To take out
Sacar
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To splash
Salpicar
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Location
Ubicación
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Crosswalk
Cruce peatonal
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Flu
Gripe
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Profit
Lucro
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Environment
Ambientó
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Straw
Pajita
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To kill
Matar
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Glass
Vidrio
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Rude
Grosero
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Strange
Raro
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Flavorful
Sabroso
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Cucumber
Pepino
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On top
Encima
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Raw
Crudo
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Wrong
Equivocado
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To warn / to inform
Avisó
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To promise
Prometer
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Salary / wage
Sueldo
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To increase
Aumentar
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In fact…
De hecho
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Successful
Exitoso
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To lie
Mentir
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To deliver
Entregar
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Painting
Cuadro
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Wide
Ancha
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the only thing…
lo único
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Sunset
atardecer
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To spill
Derramar
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Dance floor
Pista de baile
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Awhile
un rato
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…not even…
ni siquiera
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Verb to use when talking about being familiar with a city
Conocer
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Other uses of estar
Places, objects, people
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Para vs por - how long something lasts
Por
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Guess…. Ex: Guess who is coming over…
Adivina
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Across
Del otro lado
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Hacer - yo - PPI
Present: hago
Past: hice
Imperfect: hacia
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To grow
Crecer
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Polite way to ask for something
Quisiera
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I feel like
Tengo ganas
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On Friday
El viernes - you don’t use “on”
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To leave - yo
Present: salgo
Past: salí
Imperfect: salía
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Translate: Miguel likes to travel
A Miguel le gusta viajar
Giving the name of someone who likes something requires “A”
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“that” - forms and plurals
ese
esa
esos
esas
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Tomorrow morning
Mañana por la mañana
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Translate - Do you know hector?
Conoces a Héctor?
When conocer means “to know” or “meet”, it is followed by “a”
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Wednesday
miércoles
Days of the week are not capitalized.
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Translate - My sister is a doctor
Mi hermana es médica
Don’t use “a” when talking about occupations.
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What does accent mark do?
Tells you what syllable is stressed
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Translate - I am going to the library at 11
Voy a la biblioteca a las once
To say a time you use “a las”
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To walk
Caminar
Andar
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Translate - you, your
Tú, Tu
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Translate - I am visiting Juan
Yo visito a Juan
When talking about someone, you add “a”
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To split
Partir
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F***
Joder
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Son of a bitch
Hijo de puta
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F*** you
Que te den
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F***ing
Pinche…
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Bullshit
Los cojones
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Motherfu**er
La madre que te parió
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Cunt
Coño
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Stupid
Pendejo
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Jerk / asshole
Capullo
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Slut / Bitch
Zorra
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Whore
Puta
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Cock / dick
pija (slang)
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Dawn
Madrugada
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To bear (to withstand)
Aguantar
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Feminine noun endings
-d
-cion
-sion
-umbre
-z
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Sheltered
Abrigado
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Translate - Mr Perez is American
El señor Pérez es americano
Speaking directly of someone requires “el”
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How does “that” change between masculine / feminine?
Depending on the gender of the noun
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To go up, to come up, to raise
Subir
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Translate - one thing leads to another
Una cosa lleva a la otra.
Llevar - “leading to” example
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What is the subjunctive form?
A verb form used after words that express possibilities doubts or desires.
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Ordering - Can i have…
Me puedes dar….
un bistec por favor.
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To spill
Derramar
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To agree
Estar de acuerdo
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around here
Por aquí
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Along
A lo largo
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I don’t think so
Pienso que no
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I have done
He hecho
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To raise/ lift
Levantar
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Long time no see
Cuanto tiempo sin verte
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Weekly
Semenal
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Without a doubt
Sin duda
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That’s why
Por eso
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What if
Qué tal si
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To smile
Sonreír
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One must
Hay que
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Once upon a time
Había una vez
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Christmas Eve
Noche buena
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New Year’s Eve
Noche vieja
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Any
Cualquier
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Beginning
Principio
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Something like that
Algo así
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Just because
Porque no
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Bright, sunny
Soleado
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Wow
Híjole
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Drawer
Cajón
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Bossy - telling someone what to do
Informal - drop the ‘s’
Formal - e to a, a to e
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How to say what you are doing right now?
Form of estar and ‘ando’ or ‘iendo’
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Two ways to say: Are you going to tell me your name?
Vas a decirme tu nombre
Me vas a decir tu nombre.
It only is interchangeable if your sentence has an infinitive.
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What verbs require ‘a’ before the infinitive? Ex: Empiezo a trabajar el lunes.
Aprender, ayudar, empezar (and more)
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What do the “little words” do when giving a command?
Ex: You have to wake up early
They have to get attached to the end of the verb.
Tienes que levantarte temprano.
Señor, lavase las manos
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Him, her, or formal “you”
Le, les
Ella le quiere dar un libro
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Estar - yo - PPI
Present - estoy
Past - estuve
Imperfect - estaba
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Ir - yo
Present - voy
Past - fui
Imperfect - iba
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There are going to be..
Va a haber…
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Venir - yo
Present - vengo
Past - vine
Imperfect - venía
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Ver - yo
Past, present, imperfect
Present - veo
Past - vi
Imperfect - veia
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Oir - yo
Present - oigo
Past - oí
Imperfect - oía
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Oir - el. / ella - PPI
Present - oye
Past - oyó
Imperfect - oía
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Bruno, do this work now please.
Bruno, haz este trabajo ahora por favor.
Hacer has special form when giving a command. (Informal)
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Carlos, put the letters on the table.
Carlos, pon las cartas sobre la mesa.
Poner has special form when giving a command. (Informal)
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Rebeca, go home early
Receba, ve a casa temprano.
Ver has special form when giving a command. (Informal)
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Ask your question now, Mr Lopez
Haga su pregunta ahora Señor López.
Hacer has special form when telling someone to do something politely.
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Mr Perez, put the papers in the bag please.
Señor Pérez, ponga las pápales en la bolsa por favor.
Poner has special form when telling someone to do something politely.
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Miss Sánchez, go to the bank on Wednesday.
Señorita Sánchez, vaya al banco el miércoles.
Ir has special form when telling someone to do something politely.
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What is the imperfect tense?
Talking about what you always did or used to do.
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I don’t have enough
Me falta
Faltar - to be missing
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Cheerful
Alegres
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Jokes
Chistes
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To answer
Responder / contestar
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Closet
Armario
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Pedir - yo
Present: pido
Past: pedí
Imperfect: pedia
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on time
a tiempo
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To review
Repasar
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Servir - present
sirvo
sirves
sirve
servimos
sirven
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Pedir - present
pido
pides
pide
pedimos
piden
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What happens with preterite tense verbs that end in -car, -gar, -zar?
Yo form changes. Ex: Yo llegué, practiqué, toqué
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Ser - imperfect
era
eras
era
éramos
eran
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How’s it going? (Formal and informal)
Cómo le va?
Cómo te va?
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Traer - preterite
traje
trajiste
trajo
trajimos
trajeron
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Decir - preterite
dije
dijiste
dijo
dijimos
dijeron
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Tener - preterite
tuve
tuviste
tuvo
tuvimos
tuvieron
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To turn off is apagar. How to say “The coffee maker is off”?
La cafetera está apagada
You can use verbs as adjectives - change ending to -ado (AR) or -ido (ER, IR)
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Drawing is fun
Dibujar es divertido
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Computers are useful
Las computadoras son útiles
General statements usually begin with el, la, los, las
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Leer - preterite
leí
leíste
leyó
leímos
leyeron
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Ir - imperfect
iba
ibas
iba
íbamos
iban
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The king and queen were walking through the woods.
El rey y la reina caminaban por el bosque
Use imperfect tense to talk about what you “were” doing
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Por or para - talking about destinations?
Ex: They are leaving for Spain in half an hour.
para
Salen para España en media hora.
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Por or para - mode of transportation?
She prefers to go by ship
Por
Ella prefiere ir por barco
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Angry
enojado / enfadado
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I was enjoying a coffee when you called me.
Yo disfrutaba un café cuando tú me llamaste.
Using imperfect and past tense in the same sentence.
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Preterite or imperfect - descriptions on the past?
They loved nature
Imperfect
Ellas amaban la naturaleza
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Imperfect or preterite - something that has never changed.
The queens name was Blanca
Imperfect
La reina se llamaba Blanca
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Saber - preterite
supe
supiste
supo
supimos
supieron
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Poder - past
pude
pudiste
pudo
pudimos
pudieron
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Poner - preterite
puse
pusiste
puso
pusimos
pusieron
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Dormir - preterite
dormí
dormiste
durmió
dormimos
durmieron
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Haber - present
he
has
ha
hemos
han
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Have you studied for the exam?
Tu has estudiado para el examen?
Saying what we have done recently uses ‘haber’ with -ado or -ido
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How to say what you ‘were doing’?
The receptionist was talking to the customers?
Estar imperfect + -ndo verb
La receptionista estaba hablando con los clientes.
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Pablo and Andrea, do that faster! (Formal)
Pablo y Andrea, hagan eso mas rápido
“hagan” - formal bossy
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Antonio and Blanca, go to the store (formal)
Antonio y Blanca, vayan a la tienda!
‘vayan’ - formal bossy
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We want to look elegant
Nosotros queremos vernos elegantes.
Ver means to see, ‘verse’ or ‘se ver’ means to look
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Ver - imperfect
veía
veías
veía
veíamos
veían
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I’m leaving for a few days
Yo me voy por unos días
Ir means to go, but ‘irse’ means to leave.
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Just
Acabar de / recién
‘Acabar de’ is always followed by an infinite. ‘Recién’ is always followed by a preterite.
Acabo de terminar mi tarea. Recién termine mi tarea.
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I gave it to her
Se lo di
When ‘le’ or ‘les’ come before lo, la, los, las, it turns into ‘se’
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Verbs that don’t allow change to -ado or -ido after haber
hacer -> hecho
decir -> dicho
poner -> puesto
escribir -> escrito
ver -> visto
The children haven’t done the homework yet.
Los niños no han hecho la tarea todavía.
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Spanish is spoken in Argentina
Se habla español en Argentina.
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If / yes
Si / Sí
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I am in a hurry
Tengo prisa
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Conducir - preterite
conduje
condujiste
condujo
condujimos
condujeron
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I like your cousin
Tu prima me cae bien
Caer followed by ‘bien’ or ‘mal’ means you like someone as a person.
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Tener - future
tendré
tendrás
tendrá
tendremos
tendrán
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Verbs - future - yo: poner, salir, venir, hacer, decir, saber, poder
pondré
saldré
vendré
haré
diré
sabré
podré
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Carlos, come here!
Carlos, ven acá!
‘Ven’ special with command
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Juan, get out of the room!
Juan, sal de la habitación.
‘sal’ special with command
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Have a good trip!
Ten un buen viaje!
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Pedro, go away please!
Pedro, vete por favor!
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Young lady, leave now please.
Señorita, salga ahora por favor!
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Mrs Lopez, come to the meeting.
Mrs Lopez, venga a la reunion.
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ser seguro
estar seguro
to be safe
to be sure
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ser listo
estar listo
to be smart
to be ready
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ser verde
estar verde
to be green
to be unripe
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When you entered the hotel, did you see dad?
Al entrar al hotel, tu viste a papá?
Saying “When I…” you start with ‘Al…’
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Nice / pleasant
lindo
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Folder
Carpeta
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Level
Nivel
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Not at all
Para nada
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To leave
irse
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To seem
Parecer
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Now that you mention it
Ahora que lo dices
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Maybe
Tal vez
Quizas
A lo mejor
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Pieces
Pedazos
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Fail
Reprobar
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To get right
Acertar
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To track
Rastrear
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Forecast
Pronostico
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Madness
Locura
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UFO
Ovni
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Again
de nuevo; otra vez
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Class / subject / matter
Materia
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To behave
Portarse
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To promise
Prometer
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Sacred
Sagrada
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To be sure of/ about
segura de
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Championship
Campeonato
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Thieves
Ladrones
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It doesn’t matter to me
Me da igual
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Even, yet, still
Aún
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Paddles
Remos
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We realized
Nos dimos cuenta
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It seems that
Se ve que
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Clear
despejado
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It could be so
Puede ser que si
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I realized
me di cuenta
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Seldom, rarely
muy pocas veces
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but also
sino también
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pregnancy
embarazo
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Opposite
opuesto
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Job
trabajo / oficio
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Unfortunately
Desafortunadamente, lamentablemente
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Stripes
Rayas
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Ability
habilidad
