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Matching and Vovab

QuestionAnswer
El dinero es… verde
El cielo (= sky) es… azul
Un limón es… amarillo
Un elefante es… gris
La Coca-Cola es… marrón
SER: Yo Soy
SER: Tú eres
SER: Él, Ella, Ud. es
SER: Nosotros somos
SER: Ellos, Ellas, Uds. son
ESTAR: Yo estoy
ESTAR: Tú estás
ESTAR: Él/Ella/ud está
ESTAR: Nosotros estamos
ESTAR: ellos/Ellas/Uds. están
IR: Yo voy
IR: Tú vas
IR: Él/Ella/Ud. va va
IR: Nosotros vamos
IR: ellos/Ellas/Uds. Van
la ropa clothes
ropa de hombre men's clothes
ropa de mujer women's clothes
la camisa shirt
la blusa blouse
la camiseta T-shirt
el abrigo coat
el vestido dress
el traje suit
Ropa interior Underwear
vestirse to dress
desvestirse to undress
probarse to try on
ponerse to put on
quitarse to take off
comprar to buy
pagar to pay
Primavera Spring
Verano Summer
Otoño Autumn
Invierno Winter
hoy today
ayer yesterday
anteayer day before yesterday
pasado mañana day after tomorrow
el cuñado brother-in-law
la cuñada sister-in-law
el suegro father-in-law
la puerta door
la ventanan window
el piso flat / floor
el salón living room
el comedor dining room
la cocina kitchen
vender to sell
Me (to)me
le (to) him, her, you
te (to) you
nos (to) us, ourselves m
mi my
sus his, her, your, their
tu tú your you (familiar)
se himself, herself, itself, yourself, yourselves, themselves each other
lo it, that
poder to be able to
mejor better
mayor bigger, older
este this
esta this
ese that
esa that
¿con quién? with whom
¿de dónde? from where?
¿qué es? what is it?
¿quién es? who is it?
¿qué es? what is it?
¿cuántos hay? how many are there?
¿cuántos son? how much are they?
¿cuánto es? how much is it?
¿cuánto cuestan? how much do they cost?
¿cuánto cuesta? how much does it cost?
¿cuántos? how many?
¿cuánto? how much?
¿cuál? which?
¿adónde? to where?
¿de quién? whose?
aquí, acá here
allí, ahí there
allá over there
en in, on
encima de on top of
abajo down, below, downstairs
arriba up
enfrente de in front of
detrás (de) behind, in back of
al lado de beside, next to
cerca de close to
lejos de far from
lejos far
cerca, cercano close
derecha right
a la derecha de to the right of
por la derecha on the right
izquierda left
a la izquierda de to the left of
por la izquierda on the left
derecho straight ahead
norte sur este oeste North South East West
al norte de (etc) to the north of (etc)
entre, en medio between
dentro inside
usted you (formal)
vosotros you (plural/familiar-used in Spain)
llegar to arrive
cocinar to eat
viajar to travel
gastar to spend
tomar to take, drink
quedar to stay, remain
comer to eat
beber to drink
temer to fear
el clima climate
el tiempo weather
¿Qué tiempo hace? How’s the weather?
hace buen tiempo the weather’s nice
hace mal tiempo the weather’s bad
hace calor it’s hot
hace frío it’s cold
nieva it's snowing
el viento wind
está nublado it’s cloudy
la lluvia rain
está lloviendo o llueve it’s raining
la nieve snow
temperatura temperature
temporada, estación, tiempo season
If the comparative is followed by a number, use de rather than que. Hay menos de veinte alumnos en la clase. There are less than twenty students in the class.
If the comparative is followed by a number, use de rather than que. Él tiene más de noventa años. He is more than ninety years old. (Literally: He has more than ninety years.)
Note that when the sentence is negative, que is used even with numbers, to convey the meaning "only." Tengo más de cinco dólares. I have more than five dollars.
Note that when the sentence is negative, que is used even with numbers, to convey the meaning "only." No tengo más que cinco dólares. I only have five dollars.
Note that when the sentence is negative, que is used even with numbers, to convey the meaning "only." Hay más de veinte estudiantes en la clase. There are more than twenty students in the class.
Note that when the sentence is negative, que is used even with numbers, to convey the meaning "only." No hay más que veinte estudiante en la clase. There are only twenty students in the class.
Inequality más (menos) + adjective + que más (menos) + adverb + que más (menos) + noun + que We are not the same height. You are taller than I. The two items do not cost the same. The camera is more expensive than the television.
Tú eres más alto que yo. You are taller than I.
Monica speaks more slowly than Carmen.
Monica speaks more slowly than Carmen.
Tengo menos libros que Arsenio. I have fewer books than Arsenio.
Equalityu using adjectives or adverbs tan + adjective (adverb) + como El libro es tan bueno como la película. (The book is as good as the movie.) El chico es tan alto como la chica. (The boy is as tall as the girl.)
Equality with nouns, use the following tanto(-a,-os,-as) + noun + como Juan tiene tanto dinero como María. (as much money as) Él tiene tanta paciencia como ella. (as much patience as) Tiene tantos libros como ella. (as many books as) Tiene tantas plumas como ella. (as many pens as)
When actions (not things) are being compared, and there is no adjective, use the following formula: verb + tanto + como Sus estudiantes aprenden tanto como mis estudiantes. (learn as much as) Rosario cocina tanto como Josefina. (cooks as much as) Las naranjas cuestan tanto como las manzanas. (cost as much as)
When actions (not things) are being compared, and there is an adjective, use the following formula: verb + tan + adjective (masculine form) + como Aquí se trabaja tan duro como ahí. (work as hard as) El niño juega tan poco como la niña. (plays as little as) Ellos duermen tan poco como ella. (sleep as little as)
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