Spanish Verb Conjugation and Daily Activities

despertarse

To wake up; conjugates e > ie.

vestirse

To get dressed; conjugates e > i.

acostarse

To go to bed; conjugates o > ue.

yo me despierto

I wake up (first person singular).

tú te levantas

You wake up (second person singular).

él/ella/usted se viste

He/She/You (formal) gets dressed.

nosotros(as) nos vestimos

We get dressed (first person plural).

vosotros(as) os acostáis

You all go to bed (second person plural).

ellos(as)/ustedes se acuestan

They/You all go to bed.

te levantas

You wake up (informal second person).

los niños se acuestan

The children go to bed.

Javier no se ducha

Javier does not shower.

me cepillo los dientes

I brush my teeth.

la gente se prepara

People get ready.

nosotros nos lavamos

We wash our faces.

expresiones temporales

Temporal expressions used in sentences.

primero

First; used to indicate sequence.

después

After; indicates following actions.

antes

Before; indicates preceding actions.

a las ocho y media

At eight thirty; specific time reference.

en seguida

Immediately; indicates prompt action.

un día típico

A typical day; describes daily routine.

vacaciones

Holidays; refers to time off from work.

Murcia

City in southeast Spain; Mohamed's home.

Zumo de naranja

Orange juice, typically consumed in the morning.

Ejercicio

Physical activity for fitness or health.

Duchar

To shower, usually after exercising.

Desayuno fuerte

A hearty breakfast to start the day.

Preparar comida

To cook meals, often with family.

Hacer deporte

Engaging in sports activities for recreation.

Natación

Swimming, a common sport for exercise.

Tenis

Tennis, a racket sport played individually or in pairs.

Ir al cine

To go to the movies for entertainment.

Concierto

A live music performance, often attended socially.

Dar una vuelta

To take a walk or stroll around.

Acostarse

To go to bed for sleep.

Dormir

To sleep, essential for rest and recovery.

Cocinar

To prepare food, often enjoyed as a social activity.

Hacer ejercicio

To engage in physical activities for health.

Salir con amigos

To go out with friends for leisure.

Deporte

Physical activity involving competition or exercise.

Cine

A place where films are shown to audiences.

Concierto

An event featuring live musical performances.

Vuelta

A casual walk or outing.

Familia

Group of related individuals, often living together.

Cultura

Shared beliefs, practices, and values of a group.

Verbs

Action words that express physical or mental activities.

Tengo que

Means 'I have to' in Spanish.

Cuando

Translates to 'when' in English.

Malos

Means 'bad' in Spanish.

Buenos

Means 'good' in Spanish.

Dibujo

Refers to 'drawing' or 'sketch'.

Pronouns

Words that replace nouns in sentences.

Algunas

Means 'some' or 'a few' in Spanish.

Estudiar

Means 'to study' in Spanish.

Levels

Refers to different stages or degrees.

Comer

Means 'to eat' in Spanish.

Vocabulario

Refers to 'vocabulary' in Spanish.

Sustantivos

Nouns that name people, places, or things.

Adjetivos

Descriptive words that modify nouns.

Adverbios

Words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

Frases

Means 'phrases' or 'expressions' in Spanish.

Clases

Means 'classes' or 'lessons' in Spanish.

Escuchar

Means 'to listen' in Spanish.

Hablar

Means 'to speak' in Spanish.

Leer

Means 'to read' in Spanish.

Escribir

Means 'to write' in Spanish.

Cuántos

Means 'how many' in Spanish.

Palabras

Means 'words' in Spanish.

Frases útiles

Means 'useful phrases' in Spanish.