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TermDefinition
el hombre man
la mujer woman
el joven young man
la joven young woman
alto/a tall
bajo/a short (height)
corto/a short (length)
guapo/a good-looking
joven young
largo/a long
viejo/a old
el pelo hair
canoso gray
castaño brown (chestnut)
negro black
rubio blond
pelirrojo/a red-haired
tener calor to be hot/warm
tener frío to be cold
tener sueño to be sleepy
delicioso/a delicious
desear to want
pedir (e-i) to order, to ask for
el plato principal main dish
de plato principal as a main dish
el postre dessert
de postre for dessert
rico/a rich, tasty
el azúcar sugar
la cuchara spoon
el cuchillo knife
la pimienta pepper
el plato plate, dish
la sal salt
la servilleta napkin
la taza cup
el tenedor fork
el vaso glass
el camarero, la camarera waiter/waitress
la cuenta bill
el menú menu
me falta(n) I need
Quisiera I would like
traer to bring
Le traigo I will bring you
¿Me trae...? Will you bring me...?
yo traigo I bring
ahora now
¿Algo más? Anything else?
De nada You're welcome
otro/a other, another
¡Qué+adjective! how
venir to come
Vengo a la fiesta. I'm coming to the party.
Vienes a mi casa, ¿verdad? You (informal) are coming to my house, right?
Viene al restaurante. He/She is/you (formal) are coming to the restaurant.
Venimos a la playa contigo. We are coming to the beach with you.
¿Venís a la escuela mañana? Are y'all coming to school tomorrow?
Vienen a la celebración. They/You all are coming to the celebration.
Created by: srapoole
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