Spanish 2 Segment 1 Review FLVS

la cara

face los labios

la cara

face

los labios

lips

la oreja

ear

los hombros

shoulders

el cuello

neck

los dedos

fingers

las piernas

legs

el brazo

arm

What is conjugation?

changing a verb's ending to match the subject

How would you conjugate "ver" in the yo form?

veo

How would you conjugate "venir" in the yo form?

Vengo

How would you conjugate "venir" in the tu, el/ella/ud., and ellos/ellas/uds forms?

vienes, viene, vienen

How would you conjugate "decir" in the yo form?

digo

What hand gesture should you not use in some countries in Latin America? When should it be used?

You shouldn't extend you hand and wave your index finger back and forth. It should be used to tell a family member or friend to come to you.

Why do you put a hand on someone's shoulder?

To greet a family member or friend

What would you do to greet someone you don't know?

Shake their hand and make eye contact.

Me seco

I dry myself

Me acuesto

I go to bed

Me duermo

I fall asleep

In Spanish, the expression for "am" is what?

de la mañana

In SPanish, the expression for "pm" is what? (List 2)

de la tarde and de la noche.

Difference between el mañana and la mañana?

La mañana is the morning and el mañana is tomorrow.

Time expression: cuarto

:15

Time expression: media

:30

Time expression: el mediodía

noon

Time expression: cada tarde

each afternoon

Time expression: cada noche

each evening

Time expression: por la mañana/tarde/noche

in the mornings/afternoons/evenings

Me afeito

I shave myself

Me levanto

I get up

Me arreglo

I get ready

Tengo prisa

I'm in a hurry

Me peino

I comb my hair

Yo-go verbs for poner, tener, salir, traer, hacer

pongo, tengo, salgo, traigo, hago

la corbata

tie

las sandalias

sandals

las chanclas

flip-flops

el gorro

winter hat

la sudadera

sweatshirt

el traje de baño

bathing suit

Explain the game of pok a tok

You use your hips or chest to hit a rubber ball into a stone hoop. You can't use your hands.

comenzar

to begin, to start

me visto

I get dressed

el peine

comb

el acondicionador

conditioner

los productos de belleza

beauty products

el champu

shampoo

List the ordinal numbers 1-7

Primero/a, Segundo/a, Tercero/a, Cuarto/a, Quinto/a, Sexto/a, and Septimo/a

You someimtes need to drop the -o when using primero or tercero because:

they are in masculine singular form and come before a noun.

el secador de pelo

hair dryer

los lentes

glasses

Know how to conjugate the stem changing verbs comenzar and pedir

Comenzar (e to ie)

Pedir (e to i)

A traditional blouse in Guatemala is a

huipil

A wool kilt-like wraparound worn over pants in Guatemala is called

rodilleras

rápidamente

quickly, rapidly, fast

diaramente

daily

todavia

still; yet; even so

Ya

now; already

mientras

while, meanwhile, whereas, as long as

recientemente

recently

se divierten

they have fun

se quitan

they take off

el labial

lipstick

la plancha de pelo

hair straightener

el rímel

mascara

el esmalte

nail polish

la sombra

eyeshadow

el arete

earring

la pulsera

bracelet

bastante

quite a lot of, enough

actualmente

currently

tanto

so much

demasiado

too much

peor

worse

During the Flower Festival of El Salvador, women wear what in their clothes and hair?

flowers

At what time do women, boys, and girls wake up to participate in the Panchimalco Flower Festival?

Before 4 am

The people in the Panchimalco Flower Festival wear what color clothing?

white

desagradable

unpleasant, disagreeable

el collar

necklace

la máquina de afeitar

electric razor

la rasuradora

disposable razor

seco/seca

dry

mojado/a

wet

agradable

pleasant, nice, agreeable, likeable

te cortas

you cut yourself

vacio, vacia

empty

lleno/a

full

cuidadoso/a

careful

te apresuras

you rush yourself

te decides

you make up your mind

Know the possessive adjectives for all forms, sing. and plural.

Singular Plural

Yo: mi mis

Tu: tu tus

El/ella/ud: su sus

Nosotros: nuestro/a nuestros/as

Vosotros: vuestro/a vuestros/as

Ellos/ellas/uds.: su sus

Estar is used for (SEAL)

States of being/status, emotion, action, location