Spanish Conversation Flashcards

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Encantado, mucho gusto, es un placer conocerlo, igualmente, es un placer

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Greetings

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Nos vamos a reunir

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Having a meeting or a get together

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Verdad, no es así, cierto

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Right

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Sino/sino que

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But rather/
Use sino que if repeating the verb in the correction

Vas a estudiar? No, no voy a estudiar sino que voy a trabajar.

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Desde cuándo, hace cuánto tiempo que, cuánto tiempo llevas jugando

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Llevo dos horas jugando

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Ya

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Now or already, or just adds emphasis like a rising intonation in English

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Parece mentira que subjuntivo

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It seems impossible that

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Como = since in sense of because
Cómo + estar = how
Cómo + ser = what are you like 
Como = like, approximately
Como = or just like
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Examples

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Desde;

Te estoy esperando desde a las siete

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Since in sense of one

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Ya sea;

Me puedes visitar cuando quiera, ya sea por la mañana, por la tarde o por la moche.

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Whether in sense of whatever, whenever, whoever, however

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O sea;

Vengan temprano a las ocho o las nueve

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Can be used as ‘like or you know” or

In other words

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Qué te parece

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How does this seem to u?

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A Ana le importas tú
Me gusta EL chocolate (when the subject is a thing, need article)
Never use direct object pronouns with these verbs

Molestar, fascinar, importar, doler, impresionar, entristecer, aburrir, fastidiar

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The subject is the person or thing that causes the feeling and the verb agrees with that. The person affected is the indirect object pronoun.

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14
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Para serte sincero

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To be honest with you

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Soportar

No soporto la actitud de ciertos colegas nuestros.

Mantener - to provide a living for someone
Apoyar - to provide physical or moral support
Sostener - to give physical support or to maintain a position on something

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It doesn’t mean support but rather tolerate or to ‘stand’

No sé cómo ese mujer mantiene a su familia con tan poco dinero

Mis padres apoyan mi decisión

El alcalde sostiene que los profesores merecen un incremento de sueldo.

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Por otra parte

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Used to give back up argument;

In addition, plus, furthermore

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De verdad
De veras
En serio?

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Really?
Is that so?
Really?

Expressions to respond to something surprising

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Dedicarse

A qué se dedica su esposo?

Es inegeniero

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Shows the purpose of organization or why someone does for a living

Use ser when responding to question of what do I do

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Aunque

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Even though/although

Use indicative of what follows aunque is new to the listener, use subjunctive if it isn’t

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Pues

Has number of meanings

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To indicate a reason for what was previously said

Lleva el paraguas, pues parece que va a llover

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Fíjate que

Fíjate que me caso en septiembre

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Use when introducing information that might be a slight surprise to listener

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Así es

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That’s right

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A eso de las ocho menos cuarto

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At around 7:45

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Efectivamente

En efecto

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Exactly/that’s right

It’s used to confirm a yes or no question affirmatively or confirm a previous statement

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Esencialmenre | Casi como si fuera
Effectively, in effect, essentially
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Llevarse Me llevo Se lleva
When reflexive, means to get along with others Me llevo muy bien con mi hermana. Ella se lleva muy mal con sus padres.
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Bastante bien, muy, realmente - very Poco - not very Excesivamente/demasiado - excessively Soy bastante alto Esa tipa es bien rara
Quite, rather , pretty When modifying a verb = quite a bit Estudiamos bastante
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Dejar No dejes el piso MOJADO papa, déjame comprar el videojuego El médico me dice que no tengo de dejar café To leave a place=salir, partir de, marcharse, irse
To leave someone or something - when followed by adjective or noun To let when followed by direct object? When followed by de=to stop
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Todo lo contrario Tu cuarto está siempre sucio. Todo lo contrario está siempre pulcro (neat).
Exactly the opposite
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No...ni Ni hablar Ni hablar de
Él no fuma ni tomar alcohol. Ni hablar - there's nothing like it Ni hablar de la comida - not to mention the food
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Con razón Vamos
No wonder Vamos means let's go but can mean come on like come on, really
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Subjuntivo
Aside from the normal usages of subjunctive, keep in mind that when something is known use indicative. When not known, use subjunctive. Recall lo importante example
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Solicitud y aplicar y aplicarse Vas tú a solicitar el puesto? Deberías aplicar protector del sol antes de salir. La regla se aplica a todos los estudiantes incluso a los que están en su último año.
Solicitar - to apply for something using an application Aplicar - to apply something to a surface Aplicarse - to apply a rule or law
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Asegurarse de Tenemos que asegurarnos de cerrar la puerta con llave. Asegúrate de repasar la formas del subjuntivo.
Be sure to do something
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Imprescindible
Absolutely necessary
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Perder/Perderse Extrañar/echar de menos Faltar a Fallar Apúrate, no quiero perder el tren. Es una lástima que te hayas perdido la fiesta. Te extraño mucho. Echo mucho de menos a mis padres. Nunca ha faltado al trabajo. Trabajo duro porque no quiero fallarte
Perder = to lose or to miss like a train Perderse = to miss or fail a experience Extrañar o echar de menos = to miss someone or something Faltar a = to miss work or school. Different from just faltar which is when parts are missing from whole. Fallar - when used with an indirect object it means to let someone down
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Apuntes Nota Mi amiga toma muy buenas apuntes. Espero sacar una buena nota en este curso.
Apuntes = notes Notas = grades
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Quedar con...para Quedar en + infinitivo Quedé con Alfredo para almorzar. Quedamos en reunirnos a las ocho.
Quedar con...para = to agree to meet someone for Quedar en + infinitive = to agree to do something
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Por cierto Ayer vi a Olga con un grupo de sus amigas. Por cierto, ¿sigues saliendo con ella?
By the way
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No dudar en No dudes en contactarme si necesitas algo.
Don't hesitate
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Pedir Rogar Suplicar Implorar
Pedir ``` Rogar = to beg Suplicar = to beg on one knee Implorar = to beg on both knees ```