Step 12: How To Use Reflexive Verbs (E->S) Flashcards

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Mr. Herrera gets up early.

A

Señor Herrera se levanta temprano.

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He washes (himself), he shaves (himself), he brushes his teeth and he combs his hair.

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Se lava, se afeita, se cepilla los dientes, y se peina.

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Then he dresses (himself).

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Entonces se viste.

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A little later his children get up.

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Un poco más tarde sus hijos se leventan.

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They wash themselves, they comb (their hair) and they dress themselves.

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Se lavan, se peinan y se visten.

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Then they all sit down at the table to have breakfast.

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Entonces todos se sientan a la mesa para desayunarse.

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They have breakfast with orange juice, rolls and coffee with milk.

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Se desayunan con jugo de naranja, panecillos, y café con leche.

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Mr. Herrera puts on his jacket and his hat and goes off to the office.

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El señor Herrera se pone la chaqueta y el sombrero y se va a la oficina.

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The children put on their caps, take their bookbags and go off to school.

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Los hijos se ponen las gorras, toman sus maletines y se van a la escuela.

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Now Mrs. Herrera feels tired.

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Ahora la señora Herrera se siente cansada.

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She goes to bed again to rest and soon falls asleep.

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Se acuesta otra vez para descansar y pronto se duerme.

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In Spain and Latin America one has lunch later than in the United States, usually a little after two or even later.

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En España y en Latinoamérica se almuerza más tarde que en los Estados Unidos, usualmente a las dos y pico o más tarde aún.

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After lunch many people lie down and rest.

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Después del almuerzo muchas personas se acuestan y descansan.

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This is called the siesta.

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Esto se llama la siesta.

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After the siesta they go back to work.

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Después de la siesta vuelven a trabajar.

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Offices and stores are open after five - until seven or eight.

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Las oficinas y tiendas están abiertas después de las cinco - hasta las siete u ocho.

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Then people return home to have dinner or go to the restaurants.

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Entonces la gente vuelve a casa para cenar o va a los restaurantes.

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Mr. Marin, where do you think (that) it is better to live, in the United States or in the Latin countries?

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Señor Marin, dónde piensa Ud. que es mejor vivir, en los Estados Unidos o en los países latinos?

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I think that it is better to live in Spain or in Latin America.

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Pienso que es major vivir en España o en Latinoamérica.

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Why? Because there one sleeps the siesta and there is more time to rest.

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Por qué? Porque allí se duerme la siesta y hay más tiempo para descansar.

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Hurry up! We’re going to be late for the meeting.

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Apúrese! Vamos a llegar tarde a la reunión.

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Calm down! We still have time.

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Cálmese! Tenemos tiempo tadavía.

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Hurry up!

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Apúrese!

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Don’t hurry.

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No se apúre.

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Let’s see. What more do we need?
Vamos a ver. Qué más necesitamos?
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Don’t forget to take the reports.
No se olvide de llevarse los informes.
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And we should also take along the correspondence on the contract.
Y debemos llevarnos tambiénla correspondencia sobre el contrato.
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There! Everything is ready.
Ya! Todo está listo.
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Who is going to get the car?
Quién va a buscar el automóvil?
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I’ll go. Stay here.
Yo voy. Quédese aquí.
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Don’t go away. I’ll be right back.
No se vaya. Vuelvo en seguida.
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Wait! The most important thing of all - the contract. Where is it?
Espérese! Lo más importante de todo - el contrato. Dónde está?
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The important thing
Lo importante
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The funny thing
Lo chistoso
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The unusual thing
Lo raro
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The funniest thing
Lo más chistoso
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The most unusual thing
Lo más raro
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The most unusual aspect of the affair
Lo más raro del caso
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Now really! Don’t worry.
Hombre! No se preocupe.
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I have it here.
Aquí lo tengo.
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Calm yourself and, above all, don’t get nervous during the meeting.
Cálmese y, sobre todo, no se ponga nervioso durante la reunión.
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Latin America Latin American
Latinoamérica Latinoamericano
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South America South American
Sud América Sudamericano
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Hispanic America Hispanic American
Hispanoamérica Hispanoamericano
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Central America Central American
Centroamérica Centroamericano
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Argentinian
Argentino
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Bolivian
Boliviano
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Chilean
Chileno
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Colombian
Colombiano
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Costa Rican
Costarricense
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Cuban
Cubano
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Ecuadorean
Ecuatoriano
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Spaniard
Español
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Guatamalan
Guatemalteco
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Honduran
Hondureño
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Mexican
Mexicano
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Panamanian
Panameño
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Paraguayan
Paraguayo
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Pervian
Peruano
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Puerto Rican
Puertorriqueño
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Dominican Republican
Dominicano
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Salvadoran
Salvadoreño
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Uruguayan
Uruguayo
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Venezuelan
Venezolano