Spanish1B Unit 3.3

Yes

most of the time, the word for a type of a store will -ería, and is named for the item that is made or sold there.

Ir de compras

To go shopping

La juguetería

Toy store

Los juguetes

Toys

La tienda

Store

La mercancía

Merchandise

La librería

Bookstore

La florería

Florist shop

La tienda de ropa

Clothing store

El almacén

Department store

La joyería

Jewelry store

Las joyas

Jewelry

Los relojes

Watches

Los collares

Necklaces

El anillo

Ring

La tienda de recuerdos

Souvenir store

La camiseta

T-shirt

Comprar

The buy

Pagar dinero

To pay money

El oro

Gold

La plata

Silver

La ropa

Clothing

La floristería

Florist

‘To whom?’ or ‘For whom?’

Indirect object pronouns tells us where the direct object is going, and also answers the questions:

Me

Indirect object pronoun for me

Te

Indirect object pronoun for you (familiar)

Nos

Indirect object pronoun for us (we)

Os

Indirect object pronoun for you all (familiar) (Spain)

Le

Indirect object pronoun for him / her / you (formal)

Les

Indirect object pronoun for they / you all (formal)

John buys (for) me a gift.

Juan me compra un regalo

John buys (for) you a gift.

Juan te compra un regalo.

John buys (for) him / her a gift.

Juan le compra un regalo.  

 John buys (for) us a gift.

Juan nos compra un regalo.

John buys (for) you all (familiar) a gift.

Juan os compra un regalo.  

John buys (for) them a gift.

Juan les compra un regalo.

Dar

To give

Doy

Yo form of dar (to give)

Das

Tú form of dar (to give)

Da

Él, ella, usted form of dar (to give)

Damos

Nosotros form of dar (to give)

Dais

Vosotros form of dar (to give)

Dan

Ellos, ellas, ustedes form of dar (to give)

Rojo(a)

Red

Anaranjado(a)

Orange

Amarillo(a)

Yellow

Verde

Green

Azul

Blue

Morado(a)

Purple

Blanco(a)

White

Negro(a)

Black

Beige

Beige

Rayado(a)

Striped

Con lunares

Polka dots

Marrón

Brown

La tela tejana

Denim

El algodón

Cotton

La lana

Wool

La seda

Silk

El cuero

Leather

Duro(a)

Hard

Suave

Soft

El encaje

Lace

El hilo

Thread

Lavable

Washable

Inarrugable

Permanent press

Pequeño(a)

Small

Mediano(a)

Medium

Grande

Large

Oscuro(a)

Dark

Claro(a)

Light

Rosado(a)

Pink

Gris

Gray

Yes

English adverbs that end in -ly are formed in Spanish by adding -mente to the feminine singular form of the adjective. But if the adjective ends in an -e, then just add -mente

Constantemente

Constantly

Continuamente

Continually

Divinamente

Divinely

Fácilmente

Easily

Frecuentemente

Frequently

Generalmente

Generally

Inmediatamente

Immediately

Posiblemente

Possibly

Probablemente

Probably

Solamente

Only

Tranquilamente

Softly

Papá Noel

Santa Claus

La medianoche

Midnight

La Nochebuena

Christmas Eve

Las botas negras

Black boots

Un trineo

Sleigh

Los renos

Reindeer

Transportar

To transport

Los regalos

Gifts

La misma manera

The same way (as)

Los Reyes Magos

The Three Wise Men

El día de la Epifania

Day of the Epiphany (January 6)

Las ropas lujosas

Luxurious clothing

El Oriente Medio

The Middle East

Los turbantes

Turbans

El camello

Camel