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Vocabulary and grammar concepts from the Spanish 1 Novice Final Study Guide, covering descriptions, activities, possessives, family, and verbs like ser, estar, gustar, and tener.
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alto/a
tall
bajo/a
short
joven
young
viejo/a
old
simpático/a
nice
inteligente
intelligent
trabajador(a)
hardworking
rojo/a
red
azul
blue
verde
green
negro/a
black
bailar
to dance
cantar
to sing
estudiar
to study
leer
to read
correr
to run
practicar deportes
to practice sports
Indirect Object Pronouns (Gustar)
me, te, le, nos, les
gusta vs. gustan
Use gusta with singular nouns or infinitive verbs, and gustan with plural nouns.
mi / mis
my
tu / tus
your (informal)
su / sus
his, her, your formal, or their
nuestro/a / nuestros/as
our
madre
mother
padre
father
hermano/a
brother/sister
abuelo/a
grandfather/grandmother
tío/a
uncle/aunt
primo/a
cousin
hijo/a
son/daughter
esposo/a
husband/wife
Ser
To be (permanent or lasting traits); used for origin, identity, time, description, and profession.
Estar
To be (temporary states or locations); used for feelings, location, and conditions.
Ser Conjugations
soy, eres, es, somos, son
Estar Conjugations
estoy, estás, está, estamos, están
Tener
To have; used to express possession, age, or certain expressions.
tener hambre
to be hungry
tener sed
to be thirsty