Spanish Vocabulary 8 Flashcards
(46 cards)
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Q
lettuce
A
lechuga
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Q
chickpeas
A
arvejas
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Q
roasted / barbequed
A
asado
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Q
iced tea
A
el te helado
5
Q
to choose
A
escoger
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Q
to snack
A
merendar
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Q
to serve
A
servir
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Q
(black) pepper
A
la pimienta
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Q
to relate / link
A
relacionar
10
Q
the sentence
A
la oración
11
Q
coworkers
A
Compañeros/as de trabajo
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Q
another word for “the foods”
A
los alimentos
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Q
to continue
A
seguir, continuar
14
Q
to turn
A
girar
15
Q
nearest
A
más cercano
16
Q
continue this way
A
sigue por aquí
17
Q
the highway
A
la carretera
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Q
the directions
A
las direcciones
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Q
the bedroom
A
el cuarto
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Q
at the end of the street
A
al final de la calle
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Q
down / downstairs
A
abajo
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Q
back / in the back
A
atras
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Q
around here / by here / this way
A
por aqui
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Q
upstairs / up
A
arriba
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object pronouns
In English, we say I know you and I buy it. In Spanish, you say I you know and I it buy.
Use le to say to him, for her, etc., and
les to say to/for them.
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You spoke (preterite)
hablaste
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I tried (tasted) (preterite)
probé
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I traveled
viajé
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comer (preterite)
```
comí
comiste
comió
comimos
comieron
```
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Preterite endings
To form the preterite of any regular -ar verb, you take off the -ar ending to form the stem, and add the endings: -é, -aste, -ó, -amos, -aron.
To form the preterite of any regular -er or -ir verb, you also take off the -er or -ir ending to form the stem and add the endings: -í, -iste, -ió, -imos, -ieron.
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I visited that city a year ago.
Yo visité aquella ciudad hace un año.
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a long time ago
hace mucho tiempo
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shared (taxi, account, dishes)
compartido
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private
privado
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while
mientras
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the cow
la vaca
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the pig
el cerdo
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the owls
Los búhos
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the fish (alive)
el pez
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a joke
una broma
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the sunrise
el amanecer
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the curtains
las cortinas
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the adventure
la aventura
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Dear and its separate uses in Spanish
Querido/a means “dear” as in “you’re my buddy and I love you”. It’s also sometimes translated as “beloved” for intimate partners as it’s connected to querer which has a secondary meaning of “to love/be fond of”.
Estimado/a means “honorable/esteemed” as in “you’re someone I don’t want to offend so I’m elevating you by giving you this title because I respect you”.
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the soul
el alma
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the boat
el barco
