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Practice vocabulary flashcards for SPN 101 Chapter 11 covering technology, car parts, affirmative and negative familiar commands, por vs. para, reciprocal reflexives, stressed possessives, and social media terms.
la computadora / el ordenador
Computer
la pantalla
Screen
el teclado
Keyboard
el ratón
Mouse
la impresora
Printer
la computadora portátil
Laptop
el archivo
File
la contraseña
Password
el correo electrónico
la página web
Website / webpage
la red
Network
el sitio web
Website
el enlace
Link
la tecnología
Technology
el celular
Cell phone
el teléfono móvil
Mobile phone
el teléfono inteligente
Smartphone
el mensaje de texto
Text message
la llamada
Phone call
la cámara digital
Digital camera
el televisor
Television set
el control remoto
Remote control
la batería
Battery
el cargador
Charger
los auriculares
Headphones / earbuds
encender (e → ie)
To turn on
apagar
To turn off
guardar
To save
borrar
To erase / delete
imprimir
To print
descargar
To download
navegar por Internet
To browse the internet
hacer clic
To click
enviar
To send
funcionar
To work / function
el carro / el coche
Car
el volante
Steering wheel
el motor
Engine
el capó
Hood
el parabrisas
Windshield
las ruedas
Wheels
las llantas
Tires
el maletero / el baúl
Trunk
la gasolina
Gasoline
la gasolinera
Gas station
el mecánico
Mechanic
la multa
Fine / ticket
el cinturón de seguridad
Seat belt
el freno
Brake
estacionar
To park
arrancar
To start (an engine)
Affirmative tú commands
Commands used to give instructions using the él/ella/usted form of the present tense.
Negative tú commands
Commands used to instruct someone not to do something, formed by taking the present-tense yo form, dropping the -o, and adding -es for -AR verbs or -as for -ER/-IR verbs.
Por
Used to explain why something happens, how long it lasts, movement through a place, communication methods, exchanges, or acting on someone’s behalf.
Para
Used to express purpose, destination, who something is for, deadlines, opinions, or intended use, answers WHAT FOR.
Reciprocal reflexives
Reflexive pronouns (nos, os, se) used before a conjugated verb to describe actions that people do to each other.
Stressed possessives
Forms expressing ownership (such as mío, tuyo, suyo, nuestro) that agree in gender and number with the item possessed rather than the owner.
las redes sociales
Social networks
los usuarios
Users
compartir
To share
comunicarse
To communicate