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Travel Vocab Flashcards

1
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How long (as in time)

How long may we swim?

How long will José be in Madrid?

He will be in Madrid for two weeks.

A

Cuanto tiempo

Cuanto tiempo podemos nadar?

Cuanto tiempo estará José en Madrid?

Estará en Madrid por dos semanas.

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Cooler

I would like to buy a cooler.

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La nevera

ney - VEY - rah

Quisiera comprar una nevera.

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To sign
To date
The date
Where do I sign?
Place of birth

Year of birth

Last name

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Firmar

Fechar
Donde firmo?
La fecha
Lugar de nacimiento ( na-see-meyn-tow )
Año de nacimiento
Apellido

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I am lost.

We are lost.

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Estoy perdido / a / s

Estamos perdidos.

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To rent a car. SPAIN

To rent a house.

We are renting an apartment.

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Alquilar un coche

Alquilar una casa

Estamos alquilando un departamento (LM), apartamento (España)

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To stay —-as in a hotel or country

How long will you stay?

I will stay three nights.

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Quedarse

Cuánto tiempo se quedará?

Me quedaré tres noches.

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7
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What is the exchange rate?

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Que es (ace) el tipo de cambio?

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Where may I try on this shirt?

There is a change room to your right.

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Dónde puedo probarme esta camisa?

Hay un probador a la derecha.

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To sharpen

Where can I sharpen a knife.

I need to sharpen this knife.

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Afilar

Dónde puedo afilar un cuchillo?

Necesito afilar este cuchillo.

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Do you know where there is a restaurant?

Do you know where is the restaurant Miramar?

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Sabe donde hay uno restaurante?

Sabe donde está el restaurante Mirmar?

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The order of liking something - loving it to hating it.
I love it,
I like it a lot,
I quite like it,
I like it
I like it a little
I don’t like it
I don’t like it at all

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Me encanta
Me gusta mucho
Me gusta bastante
Me gusta
Me gusta poco.
No me gusta
No me gusta nada

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A glass of water.

Please give her a glass of water.

Please bring us some water.

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Un vaso de Aqua

Por favor, déle un vaso de agua.

Quisiera un vaso de agua.

Por favor ,puede traernos unas agua.

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I would like to have my beard trimmed.

I do not want my beard removed.

I also would like a shave.

I would like a haircut.

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Quisiera recortarme la barba.

No quiero que me saqué la barba.

También quisiera un afeitado.

Quisiera un corte de pelo.

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How much does it weigh?

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Cuanto pesa ?

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It is too expensive.

I was looking for something cheaper.

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Es demasiado carro.

Yo estaba buscando algo más barato.

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It is too expensive.

I was looking for something cheaper.

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Es demasiado carro.

Yo estaba buscando algo más barato.

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17
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Toothpick

Argentina

Spain

Mexico

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Escarbadientes (escarbar means to pry into)

El palillo

pah- LEE- yoh

Picadientes

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18
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Anything more?

Nothing, thank you.

A

Algo más ?

Nada más , gracias.

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19
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Type / Rate

A new type of bicycle.

Exchange rate. what is the exchange rate?

Interest rate.

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El Tipo (s) (masculine)

Un nuevo tipo de bicicleta.

El tipo de cambio. Que es el tipo de cambio?

Tipo de interés

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20
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Turn

Turn to the right

Turn to the left

Turn to the right at the first corner.

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Girar (Gire is the formal singular imperative “you”)

Gire a la derecha

Gire a la izquierda

Gire a la derecha en la primera esquina.

Gire a la izquierda en la fuente.

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21
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Stop here.

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Párese aquí.

(PAH - rey- say)

This is using the imperative reflexive tense of “Parar”, to stop (oneself).

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Do you want me to wait here?

Should I wait here?

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Debo esperar aquí ?

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23
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Dishwasher

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Lavavajillas

La - vava- he- ahs

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24
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100

200

300

500

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cien (100)

doscientos (200)

trescientos (300)

Quinientos (500)

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25
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Where are you from?

Where do you live?

What country are you from?

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¿De dónde eres?

¿En dónde vives?

¿De qué país eres?

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26
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Backpack

A

El morral

La mochila

moe - CHEE - la

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27
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What do you do for a living?

Now I am retired. I was a lawyer.

Real Estae

A

Qué hacía para vivir?

En qué trabajada?

Ahora, estoy jubilado. Era abogado.

Los Inmuebles (always plural)

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I am leaving on Monday.

We are leaving on Wednesday.

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Me voy el lunes.

Nos vamos el miércoles.

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29
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Remove

Please remove the scales.

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Quitar ( KEY- tar )

Por favor, quitele (imperative)las escamas.

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30
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I am staying in an apartment.

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Me quedo en un departamento.

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31
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Pardon me, where is the museum.

A

Disculpe, sabe dónde está el museo?

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32
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Sorry, it’s my fault.

A

Discúlpame

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33
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A good seat for fútbol game.

A regular seat , much cheaper

A

La platea

La popular

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34
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Thank you, we are going to drink something.

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Gracias, vamos a tomar algo.

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35
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I’ll take this (one)

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Voy a llevar esto

Llevo este / esta / estos / estas

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36
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The day before yesterday.

The party the day before yesterday was horrible.

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Anteayer

Anteayer, la fiesta fue horrible.

Use past of “ser” because we referred to “time” as in a date.

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37
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To be safe

Is it safe?

Is it safe to walk at night?

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Ser seguro

Es seguro?

Es seguro caminar por la noche?

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To begin with

To begin with I would like the salad.

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Para empezar

Para empezar quisiera la ensalada.

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39
Q

This food is made by you?

This food was made by you?

This bread was made by you?

These pants were made by you?

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¿Esta comida está hecha por usted?

Esta comida fue hecha por usted?

Esta pan fue hecho por usted?

Estos pantalones fueron hechos por usted?

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40
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Instead of /or/ Rather than

I would like to have a salad instead of potatoes.

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En vez de

Quisiera una ensalada en vez de patatas

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To breast feed

She would like to breast feed the baby.

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Dar el pecho a (la/al)

Le gustaría dar el pecho al bebé.

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42
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O.K.

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Vale

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43
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Great or Wonderful

The party the day before yesterday was great.

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Estupendo / a

Anteayer la fiesta fue estupenda.

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44
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Could you please empty the trash.

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Por favor, puede vaciar la basura.

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45
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Good day

Good morning

Good afternoon

Good evening

A

In Spain only, When used as greeting “¡Buenas!” means “Hello, how are you”
Buen día

Buenos días

Buenas tardes

Buenas noches

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46
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Please remove the skin from the chicken.

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Por favor, puede quitar la piel del pollo?

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47
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Half ( Noun )
Give me half.
I gave my sister half of the cake.
Half of my friends.
Can you cut it in half.
I only want half.

Half ( adjective )
Half a cup. Half a day

A

La mitad
Dame la mitad.
Le di la mitad del pastel a mi hermana.
Solo quiero la mitad.
Puede cortarlo por la mitad.

Medio / a
Media taza / Medio día

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To make a reservation

Am I able to make a reservation?

I would like to make a reservation.

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Hacer una reserva

Puedo hacer una reserva?

Quisiera hacer una reserva.

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I want this for tomorrow.

I want this for Friday.

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Quiero esto para mañana

Quiero esto para el viernes.

  • para
  • para
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50
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To be full - as in eating

We are full.

We can’t eat anymore.

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Estar lleno / a

Estamos llenos.

No podemos comer más.

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51
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May I try this cheese?

May I try it?

A

¿ Puedo probar este queso?

Puedo probarlo?

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I would like a coffee.

We would like two beer please.

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Me gustaría un café.

Nos gustarían dos cervezas por favor.

Pronounced gustar ian (as in the name Ian)

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For ( when showing gratitude )

Thank you for your help.

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Gracias por tu ayuda

  • por

ah-YUO-dah

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For ( a specific time )

I want this for tomorrow.

I need this for Thursday.

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Para

Quiero esto para mañana

Necesito esto para el jueves.

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Next to me

I sat my mother next to me.

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A mi lado.

Senté ( not reflexive) mi madre a mi lado.

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Good / Better / Best

This hotel is good.

This hotel is better.

This hotel is best.

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Bueno /a / mejor / el mejor

Este hotel es bueno / mejor / el mejor.

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Air

Air conditioner

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Aire ( EYE - rey )

Aire acondicionado

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Crib

They bought a mobile to put on the crib.

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La cuna del bebé.

Compraron un móvil para ponerlo en la cuna del bebé.

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59
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To rent. (L.M.)

How much do you rent your house for?

He rented a car while he was on vacation in Ecuador.

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Rentar

¿ En cuánto rentas tu casa?

Arrendar

Arrendó un coche mientras estaba en vacaciones en Ecuador.

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When does it begin?

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Cuando empieza?

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Is there anyone who speaks English?

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Hay alguien que habla inglés?

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Breakfast

To eat breakfast

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Desayuno

dey - seye - YOU - no

Desayunar

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Lunch

To eat lunch

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Almuerzo

al - moo - EHR - so

Almorzar

Almuerzo, almuerzas, almuerza, almorzamos, almorzáis, almuerzan

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Remember

I’m sorry, I can’t remember your name.

Do you remember me?

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Lo siento, no puedo recordar su nombre.

Te recuerdas de me?

Recordar ( Recordarse)

Recuerdo, recuerdas, recuerda, recordamos, recordáis, recuerdan.

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Later

My friend and I are going to talk to Jose later.

After Afterwards

After the meal

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Luego

Mi amigo y yo vamos a hablar con José luego.

Después

Both LUEGO (later)and DESPUÉS ( after)can usually be used interchangeably , but only DESPUÉS can mean afterwards.

Después la comida

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She is looking for a boyfriend.

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Ella está buscando un novio

to look for - buscar. Note that we don’t say buscando “a” un novio here because un novio is unspecified. If we wanted to say “She is looking for her boyfriend,” we would say Está buscando a su novio

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Own

I want to buy my own phone.

I want my own table.

He has his own car.

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Propio (a)

Quiero comprar mi propio teléfono.

Quiero mi propia mesa.

Tiene su propio coche.

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To choose

I choose my books well.

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Escoger

Yo escojo bien mis libros

to choose - escoger. Follows the same -g- to -j- base change pattern as coger

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To forget

To remember

I’m sorry, I forget your name.

I’m sorry, I don’t remember your name.

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Olvidar

Recordar

Lo siento que olvido su nombre.

Lo siento no recuerdo su nombre.

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To try

I would like to try it please.

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probar (e.g. Comida)

Quisiera probarlo,por favor.

Intentar, if meaning “to try”, as in attempt to do something

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71
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The owner

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El dueño

La dueña

La propietaria pro-pyea-tar- I-ah

El propietario

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I’m finished (as in eating )

It’s over

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Ya terminé

Ya está

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Diaper

Do you have diapers?

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El Pañal

Tiene los pañales?

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Q

How do I turn on / off the air conditioner?

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Como puedo prender / apagar el aire acondicionado?

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How do I turn on the air conditioner/ washing machine / dryer?

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Como puedo prender el aire acondicionado/
la lavadora / el secador?

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The best (thing)

Which is better

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Lo mejor

“Lo”, is a definite article describing an abstract topic ( no direct translation)

Que es mejor?

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The same (thing).

I’ll have the same (thing).

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Lo mismo

Quiero lo mismo.

“Lo”, is a definite article describing an abstract topic ( no direct translation)

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The worst

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Lo peor

“Lo”, is a definite article describing an abstract topic ( no direct translation)

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79
Q

Cloak room

Coat check

A

Guarda Ropas

Tiene una guarda ropas?

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80
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Popcorn

Argentina

Ecuador

The rest of L. America

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Pochoclo – Argentina

Canguil–But only in Ecuador.

Palomitas de maíz —The rest of L.M

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Tablecloth

The waiter put clean tablecloths on all the café’s tables.

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El mantel

El mesero (camarero / mozo ) puso manteles limpios en todas las mesas del café.

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82
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To do the shopping

I haven’t yet done the shopping

Tomorrow I will do the shopping

Yesterday I did the shopping (went shopping)

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Ir de compras

No, todavía no, he ido de compras.

Mañana iré de compras.

Ayer fui de compras .

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83
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What are they eating?

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¿qué están comiendo?

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Ground floor

Initials on an elevator button

All of the stores are located on the ground floor.

A

La planta baja

“PB”

Todas las tiendas están localizadas en la planta baja.

Past participle of “localizar”

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Top floor / Penthouse

The theatre is up on the top floor.

You have a penthouse suite.

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El último piso

El cine está arriba en el último piso.

Tiene una suite en el último piso.

86
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Directions

Where is the museum?

After they respond by pointing, you point as well and say ……

End off by asking ,”How many minutes walking?”

A

Dónde está el museo?

Esa dirección ? (dee-rec-see-OWN)

Cuantos minutos andando? (Spain)

Cuantos minutos caminando ? (LM)

87
Q

When pointing to something you want, but don’t know the name for. In a bakery perhaps.

One of those.

To the right / left or above / below

A

Uno / Una de eso

A la derecha

A la izquierda

Arriba

Abajo

88
Q

Asking directions

Where is the museum?

After they point, you confirm by also pointing and saying ….

Then you ask,”How many minutes walking?”

A

Dónde está el museo?

Esa dirección ? (dee-rec-see-OWN)

Cuantos minutos andando? (Spain)

Cuántos minutos caminando ? (LM)

89
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Slice (piece) of cake

Slice of fruit, meat or vegetable.

Slice of bread

A

El trozo de pastel.

La rodaja de jamón.

La rebanada de pan.

90
Q

Pizza Dough

A

La masa de pizza.

La masa para pizza.

91
Q

Is there any rice left?

A

Queda arroz?

92
Q

Ordering ice cream

Cone

Scoop

Two scoops of…

A

Un cono

Un cucurucho (Argentina)

Bola

Dos bolas con_____ y ______.

93
Q

Two for the first train tomorrow to Barcelona.

A

Dos para el primer tren mañana hasta Barcelona.

94
Q

How long is the trip?

A

Cuánto tiempo dura?

(How long is the duration?)

95
Q

Outward journey

Return journey

How do you plan to pay for the return trip?

A return ticket.

A

Una ida ( a feminine noun meaning “departure or outbound trip”).

El viaje de ida.

Una vuelta / El viaje de vuelta.(Vuelta is a feminine noun meaning “return trip, reverse, or rotation “).

Cómo piensa pagar el viaje de vuelta?

Un billete de ida y vuelta.

96
Q

Is there a good place to drink something around here?

A

¿Hay un buen lugar para tomar algo por aquí?

97
Q

To just realize that …

In that moment, I realized that I had a big problem.

A

Darse cuenta que…. (reflexive of “dar” plus cuenta que”)

En ese momento me di cuenta que tenía un gran problema.

98
Q

Now I understand.

A

Ya entiendo.

99
Q

Yes, I know.

A

Ya lo sé

100
Q

This afternoon I am going by plane to Madrid via Paris.

A

Voy por la tarde, por avión, para Madrid, por París.
Madrid is the final destination so use “para”.
Paris is a way point, or a place that is travelled through (via), and not a final destination , so use “por”.
“Afternoon” is a time of day so use “por”.
“Plane” is a method of transport and not a destination , so use “por”

101
Q

To be about to…

I am about to leave to eat with my friends.

A
  • estar por.
    Note that in this sense, por indicates that an action is about to happen

Estoy por salir a comer con mis amigos

102
Q

This week I have done many things.

A

Esta semana, he hecho muchas cosas.

103
Q

Also, we went to the movies and saw a film.

A

También, hemos ido al cine y hemos visto una película.

104
Q

I have read about that.

A

Yo he leído sobre eso.

105
Q

I have chosen this.

A

Yo he elegido esto.

Yo he escogido esto.

106
Q

How many trips are left on the card?

A

Cuantos viajes quedan?

107
Q
A

La cafetería italiano

La cafetería molido

Molido = Ground, as in coffee grounds

kah-fey-teh-REE-ah

108
Q

It makes me happy to spend time with my friends.

A

Me pone contento pasar tiempo con mis amigos.

109
Q

It puts me in a bad mood.

A

Me pone de mal humor.

110
Q

It makes me nervous to speak in public.

A

Me pone nervioso hablar en público.

111
Q

I thought I put my keys on the table.

A

Pensaba que puse las llaves en la mesa.

112
Q

To close a deal.

After a while, they came to close a deal.

A

Llegar a cerrar un trato.

Después mucho tiempo, llegaron a cerrar un trato.

113
Q

I have to stay here for three hours.

A

Tengo que quedarme durante tres horas.

Quedarse = to stay

114
Q

What did you do on the weekend?

A

Qué has hecho el fin de semana?

115
Q

Right now I am speaking with you.

A

Ahora mismo estoy hablando contigo.

116
Q

I’m up for….

I’m up for going to dinner.

A

Estoy por

Estoy por ir a comer.

117
Q

Maybe / Perhaps

Perhaps it’s going to rain today.

A

A lo mejor

A lo mejor does not mean “at the best” as you might think, but it’s translated as “maybe” or “perhaps,”

It is more colloquial than “ tal vez”.

A lo mejor va a llover hoy.

118
Q

To ride in

I was riding in a bus

A

Montar en

Yo estaba montando en un autobús.

119
Q

Then / Later

We went to the movies first, and then to eat.

I’m going to go to the gym later because I have to work first.

A

Luego

Fuimos primero al cine, y luego a comer.

Voy a ir al gimnasio luego porque primero tengo que trabajar.

120
Q

The party is important to me.

A

Me importa la fiesta.

121
Q

I find it difficult to speak Spanish.

Do you find it difficult to speak in public?

A

Me cuesta hablar español.

Te cuesta hablar en público?

Use “costar”, like you would “gustar” (agrees with object or use 3rd person singular if followed by infinitive)

Spanish is difficult to me.

122
Q

Right now I am speaking with you.

A

Ahora mismo estoy hablando contigo.

123
Q

To hurt

I have a headache.

A

Doler (present is irregular “o” to “ue” like “volver”)

Me duele la cabeza.

Use “doler”, like you would “gustar” (agrees with object or use 3rd person singular if followed by infinitive)

My head hurts me. ( With body parts don’t use possessives)

124
Q

To leave for…

The man leaves for the restaurant.

A

Salir para…

El hombre sale para el restaurante.

125
Q

The Cure / The Remedy

Green tea is a popular remedy for the flu.

A

El remedio

El té verde es un remedio popular para la gripe.

126
Q

Like this or Like that

How should I do it? Like this?

Sew the dress like this.

I love it when you dance like that.

A

Así

¿Cómo lo hago? ¿Así?

Cose el vestido así. “Coser” = “To Sew” (completely regular)

Me encanta cuando bailas así.

ah- SEE

127
Q

A little bit

This coffee needs a little bit more sugar.

I only want a little bit of milk.

A

Poquito (M)

Este café necesita un poquito más de azúcar.

Solo quiero un poquito de leche.

128
Q

Indigenous. / Native to

The composer traveled to Java to study indigenous music.

The eucalyptus is a tree native to Australia.

A

Autóctono / a (ow-TOCK-tow-no)

El compositor viajó a Java para estudiar la música autóctona.

El eucalipto es un árbol autóctono de Australia.

129
Q

Bird

I listened to the song of a bird.

I like to watch the birds in the trees.

A

El pájaro

PAH-ha-roh

Escuché el canto de un pájaro.

Me gusta mirar los pájaros en los árboles.

130
Q

Around

The family sat around the fireplace.

I watched the people around us.

There was beautiful scenery all around.

A

Alrededor (de)

La familia se sentó alrededor de la chimenea.

Miré a la gente alrededor de nosotros.

El paisaje era precioso todo alrededor.

131
Q

Can I take a photo?

A

Puedo hacer foto?

132
Q

For Dessert

For dessert, a piece of cake.

A

De Postre

De postre, un pedazo ( or trozo) de pastel.

133
Q

What’s on (in) the sandwich?

Literally…. What does the sandwich carry?

A

Qué lleva el sándwich?

134
Q

In a restaurant if something is missing from your order use “FALTA” if one item or “FALTAN” if more than one item is missing.

The pizza is missing.

The French fries are missing.

A

Falta la pizza.

Faltan las patatas (papas) fritas.

135
Q

What does the pasta have in it?

Or What does the pasta carry?

A

Qué lleva la pasta?

136
Q

Beach Change Room

A

El Vestuario

137
Q

Package of little Jamón cubes

A

Taquitos de Jamón

tah-KEY-toes

138
Q

Funnel

A

El Embudo

139
Q

Heel – of foot , sock or shoe.

I have very dry skin on my heel.

A

El talón…

Tengo la piel muy seca en el talón.

140
Q

Next or Following

the next flight;

next please!;

the following or next day;

he said the following

A

Siguiente (see-YEN-tay)

el siguiente vuelo

que pase el siguiente, por favor!

(Que Pase = Come In )

(el o al )día siguiente

dijo lo siguiente

141
Q

I have a blister on the sole of my right foot.

A

Tengo una ampolla en la planta del píe derecho.

142
Q

Couple or pair

A

La Pareja

Quite often used in describing the total cost of a double occupied room.

143
Q

ATM

Insert the card into the ATM to withdraw money.

A

El Cajero

Introduce la tarjeta en el cajero para sacar dinero.

Sacar = to take out

144
Q

May I leave the keys with you while we go to the beach?

A

Dejar - To Leave

Podría dejarte las llaves mientras vamos a la playa?

145
Q

Dental Floss

A

El Hilo Dental

Hilo = Thread or Wire

EE-low

146
Q

Leave me alone.

A

Déjame en paz.

Literally — Leave me in peace.

Use it if someone is bothering or annoying you.

147
Q

To Leave Something or Someone

I left my keys at home.

My friend left me at the airport.

A

Dejar

Dejé mis llaves en casa.

Mi amigo me dejó en el aeropuerto.

148
Q

The Thing That

That Which

What (but not a question)

What he says is the truth.

I don’t know what I want for my birthday.

A

Lo que

Lo que él dice es la verdad.

No sé lo que quiero para mi cumpleaños.

149
Q

I don’t want to complain.

A

No quiero quejarme.

150
Q

Fresh water

Salt water

Salted or Savoury as opposed to sweet

Salmon are born in fresh water, but Live their adult lives in saltwater.

Savoury , not sweet, Argentinean pastry.

A

El Aqua dulce

El Aqua salada

Salado / Salada

Los salmones nacen en el agua dulce,pero pasan su vida adulta en agua salada.

La media luna salada.

151
Q

You’re either with us, or against us.

A

Estás con nosotros o contra nosotros.

152
Q

Floor,

Or

If outside the ground you are standing on.

A

El piso

El Suelo is more common for floor

La Tierra is more common for ground,dirt or earth.

153
Q

We have to get going.

A

Tenemos que irnos.

154
Q

To dine in or for here, as opposed to take away food.

Take away

A

Para aquí

Para llevar

155
Q

To agree

To remember

We agree to speak in private.

Do you remember when we have to leave?

A

Acordar

Acordarse

Acordamos hablar en privado.

Te acuerdas cuando tenemos que irnos?

156
Q

I’m looking forward to…

I can’t wait ….

A

No veo la hora de …

No puedo esperar a …

157
Q

I’m sad to leave.

I’m afraid to speak in public.

A

Me da pena irme. (It gives me sadness….)

—Same idea as “Gustar”

Me da miedo hablar en público. (It gives me fear…)

158
Q

You make me very nervous with so many questions.

A

Me pones muy nervioso con tantas preguntas.

159
Q

It makes me happy to spend time with my friends.

Always the end of the year (New Years) makes me sad.

It makes me nervous to fly during a big storm.

A

Me pone contento pasar tiempo con mis amigos. (Like “Gustar” , it makes me = me pone)

Siempre los fines de año me ponen triste.

Me pone muy nervioso viajar en avión durante una tormenta grande.

160
Q

It makes me happy to spend time with my friends.

It makes me sad ……

A

Me pone contento pasar tiempo con mis amigos.

Me pone triste ……

161
Q

When I see your smile, it always puts me in a good mood.

It puts me in a bad mood when I have to work late.

A

Cuando veo tu sonrisa, siempre me pone de buen humor.

Me pone de mal humor cuando tengo que trabajar tarde.

162
Q

What are they called?

A

Cómo se llaman?

163
Q

I don’t care

A

No me importa.

Me da igual.

164
Q

Fawcett

She opened the tap, but no water came out.

Tap water

I would like tap water please.

A pitcher of tap water.

A

El grifo

Abrió el grifo pero no salía agua. (Salir-Imperfect)

El agua de grifo.

Quisiera agua del grifo, por favor.

Una jarra de agua.

165
Q

Daily —- Adjective

There are seven daily flights from New York to Madrid.

Newspaper

Read today’s news in the city’s newspaper.

A

Diario / Diaria

Hay siete vuelos diarios de Nueva York a Madrid.

El Diario

Lee las noticias de hoy en el diario de la ciudad.

166
Q

I have already ordered.

We have already ordered.

A

Ya he ordenado.

Ya hemos ordenado.

167
Q

Not that one, the one over there.

A

Ese no, aquel.

168
Q

To Obtain

How do I get (Obtain) my passport?

A

Obtener

¿Cómo puedo obtener mi pasaporte?

Obtengo
Obtienes
Obtiene
Obtenemos
Obtenéis
Obtienen

169
Q

Bug spray

A

El repelente de insectos

170
Q

Clothes Drying Rack

Susan went into the backyard to take laundry off the clothesline.

A

El Tendedero

Susan fue al jardín a quitar ropa del tendedero.

171
Q

Clothespin

There’s a basket of clothespins next to the drying rack.

A

Argentina— El Broche

Central America — El Gancho

Spain — La Pinza

Hay una canasta de pinzas/ broches / ganchos al lado del tendedero.

172
Q

Tongs

Simon used tongs to turn the chicken breasts over on the grill.

Melanie used some tongs to pick up ice from the ice bucket for her drink.

A

Las Tenacillas

Las Pinzas

Las Tenacillas

Simón usó las tenacillas / las pinzas para voltear el pollo en el asador.

Melanie usó unas pinzas / unas tenacillas para recoger el hielo de la cubeta de hielo para su bebida.

173
Q

Corkscrew

Adriana found the corkscrew.

A

El Sacacorchos

Adriana encontró el sacacorchos.

174
Q

Who’s last in line?

A

Quién es el último de la fila?

          Or, more commonly

Quién es el último?

175
Q

Upon arriving at the third traffic light…

A

Al llegar al tercer semáforo….

Note: “AL” before a verb, always Infinitive, means “Upon, On or When”, and the verb is always translated into its gerund “ING” form.

The second “al” is simply the usual contraction of “a + el” before a masculine noun “semáforo”.

se- MAF- oh-roh

176
Q

Is there room for us?

A

¿Hay sitio / espacio para nosotros?

177
Q

So That

I bought a box so that we could more easily wrap the present.

A

Para Que

Compré una caja para que podamos envolver más fácil el regalo. (Para Que = So That)

Different subjects, here it is “I” and “We”.
It is always followed by the subjunctive.

178
Q

Washrooms (Spain)

Wait for me, I’m going to the restroom before we leave.

A

Aseos

Espérame, voy a los aseos antes de irnos.

ah - SAY - ohs

179
Q

Next in line, please.

A

Que pase el siguiente en la fila!

Note

“Que Pase” means “To Come In”

pah-SAY

180
Q

Straight

Adverb
When you get to the first light, continue straight.

Adjective
Draw a straight line from point A to point B.

A

Recto - Adverb

Cuando llegues (subjunctive) al primer semáforo, sigue recto.

Recto / a - Adjective

Dibuja una línea recta que vaya desde el punto A hasta el punto B.

181
Q

Why did you put that flashlight back in my truck?

A

La Linterna

Por qué pusiste esa linterna de nuevo en mi camioneta?

De Nuevo is an adverb meaning “once again” or “back” in this case.

182
Q

Quietly / in a low voice / in a whisper

Adverb

— Let’s speak quietly so we don’t wake the kids up.

A

En voz baja

Hablemos en voz baja para no despertar a los niños.

183
Q

Leftovers

I made some croquettes with the chicken leftovers.

Excess or Surplus or Overabundance

In this country there’s an excess of ideas.

A

Las Sobras (always plural)

Hice unas croquetas con las sobras del pollo.

La Sobra (always singular)

En este país hay sobra de ideas.

184
Q

Establishment/ Store / Premises

The pet shop is open from 10 am to 6 pm.

A

El Local

El local de mascotas abre de 10 am a 6 pm.

185
Q

Although / Even Though

It’s a tasty pizza although it’s not the best I’ve tried.

Even though it’s raining, the scenery is beautiful.

A

Aunque

Note: AUN = Even

La pizza está rica aunque no es la mejor que he probado.

Aunque está lloviendo, el paisaje está precioso.

“ow” like in “owl” but with an “n” at the end of the syllable, but doesn’t sound like “own”, “Au” as in “Autor”.

OWN-kay

186
Q

That’s Why / So / For That Reason

Alberto is cooking, that is why it smells so good in the house.

A

Por Eso

Alberto está cocinando, por eso huele tan bien en la casa.

187
Q

So That

Leave your email address so that we can stay in touch.

A

Para Que

Deja tu correo electrónico para que podamos mantenernos en contacto.

Note subjunctive always used after “para que”.

188
Q

A while or a bit, when referring to time

I’ve been in the waiting room for a long while.

Well, we played in their room for a little while.

A

Un Rato

Llevo mucho rato en la sala de espera.

Bueno, hemos jugado en su habitación por un rato.

189
Q

Travelling Market

A

Un mercado ambulante

Ambulante (adjective) = travelling, itinerant, mobile.

190
Q

Sunscreen

A

La Crema Solar

El Protector Solar

El Bronceador

191
Q

Waves (ocean)(weather front)

Heat Wave

Sea waves

She loves feeling the waves crash over her feet.

You are missing the worst heat wave in 25 years.

A

Las Olas

La ola de calor

Las olas de mar.

A ella le encanta sentir las olas romper sobre sus pies.

Te pierdes la peor ola de calor en 25 años.

Note: La Olla = pot

192
Q

Lazy (adjective)

I’ve never seen such a lazy cat before.

A

Perezoso / Perezosas

Nunca antes había visto un gato tan perezoso.

193
Q

Half Open

Ajar

I read with the window half open.

This warning light means “trunk is ajar”.

A

Entreabierto / Entreabierta

Leo con la ventana entreabierta.

Esta luz de advertencia significa “baúl entreabierto”.

Trunk = El Baúl in LM bah-OOL
= El Maletero in Spain

bow-OOL

194
Q

Through the glass

A

Través del cristal

Through = Través

trah-VEHS

195
Q

Sweat or Perspiration

Perspiration helps to lower body temperature.

A

El Sudor

El sudor sirve para bajar la temperatura corporal.

196
Q

Any

In any case, his decision is final.

A

Cualquier

qual-KEY-air

En cualquier caso, su decisión es firme.

197
Q

Almost / Nearly

She ate almost the entire pie.

What time is it? - Almost five.

Nearly all the seats were taken.

A

Casi

Se comió casi todo el pastel.

¿Qué hora es? Casi las cinco.

Casi todos los asientos estaban ocupados.

198
Q

Parking Lot

Finding a parking lot downtown is a difficult task.

There’s never any parking near the supermarket.

A

El Parqueo par-KAY-oh

El Estacionamiento (Spain)

Encontrar un parqueo / estacionamiento en el centro de la ciudad es una tarea complicada.

TAREA = Task or Homework

Nunca hay estacionamiento / parqueo cerca del supermercado.

199
Q

Hall / Corridor / Aisle

The bathroom is at the end of the hall to the right.

We have pictures of our children hanging in the hallway.

A

El Pasillo

El baño está al final del pasillo a la derecha.

Tenemos fotos de nuestros hijos colgadas en el pasillo.

Al Final = At the End

Colgar = To Hang

Colgada = hung (colgadas here because fotos is plural feminine)

200
Q

Luggage Storage (left luggage)

I got off the airplane and left my baggage in the checkroom.

A

La Consigna

Me bajé del avión y dejé mi equipaje en la consigna.

con-SIG-nah

201
Q

Elevator

The elevator is down the hall.

A

El Ascensor (Spain and South America)

El Elevador (Central America)

El ascensor está al final del pasillo.

202
Q

Locker (room for leaving luggage at a train station etc.)

I got off the airplane and left my baggage in the checkroom.

We can leave our luggage in the left-luggage office until the train comes.

A

La Consigna

con-SEEG-nah

Me bajé del avión y dejé mi equipaje en la consigna.

Podemos dejar el equipaje en la consigna hasta que venga (subjunctive) el tren.

203
Q
A

El Medidor de Taxi

meh-dee-DOOR

204
Q

Sun Umbrella or Parasol

Under an umbrella, you get half of the sun rays.

A

La Sombrilla

Bajo una sombrilla, se recibe la mitad de la radiación solar.

Note -as a preposition “bajo” means “under”.
- “La Sombra “= Shade

205
Q

Barbecue Lighter Cubes

A

Enciende Carbón

206
Q

Total Knee Replacement

I have a total right knee replacement.

A

El reemplazo total de rodilla.

Tengo un reemplazo total de la rodilla derecha.

rrey-em-PLAH-so

207
Q

“Is the seat shown on the ticket where you should sit?”

Or can you just sit anywhere in this section?

A

“Están respetando los puestos?”

If they say yes, then you should find your seat, otherwise (which is in most of the time) you can just take any seat.

Respetar = Respect or Observe

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