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Vocab

QuestionAnswer
¡Hola! Hello! Basic greeting
Buenos días / Buen día Good morning Used in the morning
Buenas tardes Good afternoon Used after midday
Buenas noches Good evening / night Used at night
Mucho gusto Respond with.. Nice to meet you Igualmente
¿Cómo estás? Is this formal or informal? How are you? Informal - used with friends/peers
¿Cómo está? Is this informal or formal? How are you? Formal - Used with superiors/elders
Arroba @ symbol
Punto com / edu dot com / edu
Número de teléfono phone number
¿Cómo se escribe...? How do you spell...?
¿Cuántos/as... hay? How many... are there?
La biblioteca library
El bolígrafo pen
El cuaderno notebook
El escritorio desk
El lápiz pencil
El libro book
La mochila backpack
La pizarra whiteboard/board
La puerta door
El reloj clock/watch
La silla chair
La tarea homework
Hay There is/are
In the Spanish language, articles are words that introduce nouns and their adjectives to indicate its gender (masculine or feminine) and its number (singular or plural).
Definite Articles are used to refer to a specific person, place, or thing (noun)
ejemplo de artículos definidos the - el / la los / las
Indefinite Articles are used to refer to a non-specific or unidentified person, place, or thing
ejemplo de artículos Indefinidos "a," "an," "one," or "some." un / unos una / unas es
ella she
él he
your (single second person)
cómo how
ellos they (masc)
ellas they (fem)
yo I
nosotros we (masc)
nosotras we (fem)
you (informal)
usted you (formal)
ser how many forms are there? to be 6
yo soy I am
somos we are
son they are
tú eres you are (informal)
Él / Ella / Usted Es He / She / You (formal) is
Nosotros/as Somos We are
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Son They / You all are
tener to have
To ask how old someone is, you say ¿Cuántos años tienes? Or ¿Cuántos años tiene usted?
Tengo diecinueve años I’m nineteen
Tengo sed I am thirsty
Tengo miedo I am scared
Tengo vergüenza I am embarassed
Tengo prisa I am in a hurry
Tengo sueño I am tired
tener que to have to do
nuestro/a our (first person)
Which articles are used with feminine nouns in Spanish? la/las
Which of the following are considered proper nouns in Spanish? names of specific people and places
How are proper nouns different from common nouns? They're written with a capital letter.
What letter(s) would you add to the end of the noun mujer in order to make it plural? -es
How would you make the word actriz plural? change the -z to -c and add -es
With which letter do masculine singular descriptive adjectives typically end? -o
Which ending is added to most descriptive adjectives that end in a letter other than -a or -o in order to form the plural? -es
Unlike in English, where are descriptive adjectives in Spanish most often positioned in relation to the nouns and pronouns they modify? following the noun or pronoun
In which context do some descriptive adjectives take a shortened form? before a masculine singular noun
Based on which two factors do nouns and adjectives agree in Spanish? gender and number
¿Cómo te llamas? / ¿Cómo se llamas? what is your name (informal/formal)
Me llamo my name is
mi nombre/apelido es my first name/last name is
Qué how
¿Qué tal? / ¿Cómo anda? how's it going
¿Qué te pasa? / ¿Qué le pasa? What's happening with you? / what's the matter? (informal / formal)
(muy) bien (very) well
más o menos ok
(muy) mal (very) bad
muy very
¿De dónde eres? / es? where are you from? informal / formal
dónde where
soy de I am from
¿Dónde vives / vive? where do you live? formal / informal
vivo en (+ place) i live in (place)
se llama his/her name is
¿Cómo se llama él/ella? what is his/her name?
¡Adiós! good-bye
chau (chao) / chau chau good-bye
hasta luego see you later
hasta mañana / el (fecha) see you tomorrow / on (day)
hasta pronto see you soon
el amigo / la amiga friend
el aula classroom
el baño bathroom
el barrado eraser
el/la compañero/a classmate
la cosa thing
el despacho office
el diccionario dictionary
el examen exam, test
el gimnasio gymnasium
la hoja de papel sheet of paper
el hombre man
el/la joven young person
la librería bookstore
la llave key
la mesa table
la mujer woman
la página (web) (web) page
la pluma pen
la residencia (estudiantil) dormitory
el salón de clase classroom
la ventana window
las materias subjects
las ciencias sciences
el diseño design
la química chemistry
antes (de) before
de of; from
después (de) after
diferente different
en in; on; at (a place)
más more
mi(s) my
no no
también also
vuestro/a(s) your (plural informal) second person
y and
Difícil Difficult / Hard
Perros Dogs
Rápidamente Quickly / Fast
Actriz Actress
Toca Plays (an instrument) / Touches / It's [someone's] turn
Corre Runs / He or she runs
Fácil Easy
La idea The idea
El kilo The kilo / Kilogram
su his/hers/its/your/their (third person)
aquel(los)/aquella(s) that/those over there
Quiero I want
ahora now
to talk hablar
talking hablando
talked hablado
to learn aprender
learning aprendiendo
learned aprendido
comer to eat
quién who / whom
cierto true
falso false
cada each
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