Plazas Vocabulary - Capitulo 6 Flashcards
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Meals
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Las comidas
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lunch
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el almuerzo
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dinner
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la cena
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breakfast
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el desayuno
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Appetizers and other foods
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Los entremeses y otras comidas
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cornmeal pockets
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las arepas
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rice
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el arroz
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salad
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la ensalada
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hard-boiled egg
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el huevo duro
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ham
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el jamón
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(toasted) bread
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el pan (tostado)
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cheese
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el queso
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soup
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la sopa
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Main dishes
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Los platos principales
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steak
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el bistec
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(fried) calamari
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los calamares (fritos)
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shrimp
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los camarones
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meat (beef)
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la carne (de res)
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(pork) chop
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la chuleta (de cerdo)
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hamburger
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la hamburguesa
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lobster
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la langosta
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shellfish, seafood
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los mariscos
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turkey
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el pavo
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fish
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el pescado
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(roasted) chicken
el pollo (asado)
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sandwich
el sándwich
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Desserts
Los postres
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(homemade) caramel custard
el flan (casero)
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ice cream
el helado
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Beverages
Las bebidas
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(non)carbonated mineral water
el agua (f.) mineral sin/con gas
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coffee
el café
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beer
la cerveza
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fruit juice
el jugo de fruta
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milk
la leche
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soft drink
el refresco
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(iced) tea
el té (helado)
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(white, red) wine
el vino (blanco, tinto)
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Fruits and vegetables
Las frutas y verduras
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banana
la banana
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mushrooms
los champiñones
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lettuce
la lechuga
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apple
la manzana
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orange
la naranja
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(French fried) potatoes
las papas (fritas)
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tomato
el tomate
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Condiments
Los condimentos
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oil
el aceite
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sugar
el azúcar
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butter
la mantequilla
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pepper
la pimienta
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salt
la sal
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sauce
la salsa
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vinegar
el vinagre
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The restaurant
El restaurante
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client
el (la) cliente(a)
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check, bill
la cuenta
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house specialty
la especialidad de la casa
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menu
el menú
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waiter (waitress)
el (la) mesero(a)
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hot (temperature)
caliente
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fresh
fresco(a)
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light (meal, food)
ligero(a)
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heavy (meal, food)
pesado(a)
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delicious
rico(a)
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to have (eat) lunch
almorzar (ue)
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to have (eat) dinner
cenar
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to cook
cocinar
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to leave a tip
dejar (una) propina
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to have (eat) breakfast
desayunar
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to order (food)
pedir (i, i)
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to eat appetizers; to nibble
picar
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to prepare
preparar
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to recommend
recomendar (ie)
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The restaurant
El restaurante
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Enjoy your meal!
¡Buen provecho!
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Of course!
¡Cómo no!
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I’m on a diet.
Estoy a dieta.
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I’m satisfied. I’m full.
Estoy satisfecho(a).
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The check, please.
La cuenta, por favor.
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I can’t (eat) any more.
No puedo (comer) más.
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What would you like to eat (to drink)?
¿Qué desean/quieren comer (beber)?
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Cheers!
¡Salud!
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It’s on me (my treat).
Te invito.
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I would like . . .
Yo quisiera...
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The table
La mesa
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goblet, wine glass
la copa
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spoon
la cuchara
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knife
el cuchillo
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plate
el plato
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napkin
la servilleta
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cup
la taza
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fork
el tenedor
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glassware
el vaso
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Measurements
Las medidas
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bottle
una botella
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box
una caja
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tablespoon
una cucharada
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teaspoon
una cucharadita
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jar, pot, jug
un frasco
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gallon
un galón
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gram
un gramo
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kilogram
un kilogramo (kilo)
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can, tin
una lata
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pound
una libra
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liter
un litro
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ounce
una onza
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slice
una rodaja
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to get, obtain
conseguir (i, i)
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to say good-bye (to)
despedir(se) (i, i) (de)
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to have fun
divertirse (ie, i)
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to fall asleep
dormirse (ue, u)
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to die
morir(se) (ue, u)
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to order; to ask for
pedir (i, i)
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to prefer
preferir (ie, i)
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to laugh
reírse (i, i)
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to feel
sentirse (ie, i)
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to serve
servir (i, i)
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to smile
sonreír (i, i)
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to suggest
sugerir (ie, i)
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to get dressed
vestirse (i, i)
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last night
anoche
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the day before yesterday
anteayer
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last year
el año pasado
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yesterday
ayer
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last month
el mes pasado
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last week
la semana pasada
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more/less [noun, adj., adv.] than
más/menos [noun, adj., adv.] que
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[verb] more/less than
[verb] más/menos que
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as [adj., adv.] as
tan [adj., adv.] como
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[verb] as much as
[verb] tan como
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as much [noun] as
tanto(a) [noun] como
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as many [noun] as
tantos(as) [noun] como
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older
mayor(es)
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better
mejor(es)
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younger
menor(es)
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worse
peor(es)
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oldest
el (la, los, las) mayor(es)
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best
el (la, los, las) mejor(es)
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youngest
el (la, los, las) menor(es)
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worst
el (la, los, las) peor(es)
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What is the difference between picante and caliente?
Picante means spicy
Caliente means hot as in temperature
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When do you receive the check in a Spanish restaurant?
Not until you ask for it.
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What is the biggest meal of the day in Spain? And what time is it served?
The biggest meal is la comida served between 1:30-3;30
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What is the biggest meal of the day in Spain? And what time is it served?
The biggest meal is la comida served between 1:30-3;30
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What time is cena served in Spain?
Between 9:00-10:00 at night .
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What are the mail ingredients of paella ?
Rice,
chicken (sometimes clams, shrimp, squid) olive oil,
garlic, green beans, saffron
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Why is saffron so expensive?
Because it comes from the crocus flower - just the little stamen -
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What is the difference between a tortilla española and a tortilla mexicana
A tortilla española is made from eggs, potatoes and onion.
It is served like a wedge of pie .
A tortilla mexicana is made from flour or corn and is like a flat pancake and you fill with meat
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What is a “typical” Spanish breakfast?
Coffee, juice , toast, often spread with olive oil and a half of tomato rubbed across the top .
Breakfast is a light meal
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What percentage should you tip a waiter in a restaurant in Spain?
Most meals already have tax and tip included in the meal. All workers receive the same hourly rate if you work in a store or restaurant for example . If the service is extraordinary you could leave 10% - but generally it is not expected .
