Honors Spanish I Final

el (la) cuñado(a)

brother/sister-in-law

el (la) nieto(a)

grandson/granddaughter

la nuera

daughter-in-law

el (la) sobrino(a)

nephew/niece

el (la) suegro(a)

father/mother-in-law

el yerno

son-in-law

el apellido

last name

canadiense

Canadian

mexicano(a)

Mexican

cubano(a)

Cuban

haitiano(a)

Haitian

dominicano(a)

Dominican

puertorriqueño(a)

Puerto Rican

guatemalteco(a)

Guatemalan

salvadoreño(a)

from El Salvador

nicaragüense

from Nicaragua

costarricense

Costa Rican

panameño(a)

Panamanian

ecuatoriano(a)

from Ecuador

peruano(a)

Peruvian

boliviano(a)

Bolivian

chileno(a)

Chilean

hondureño(a)

from Honduras

venezolano(a)

Venezuelan

brasileño(a)

Brazilian

alemán (alemana)

German

inglés (inglesa)

English

español(a)

Spanish

egipcio(a)

Egyptian

coreano(a)

Korean

japonés (japonesa)

Japanese

tener celos

to be jealous

tener miedo de

to be afraid of

tener razón

to be right

conozco

conocer (yo form)

doy

dar (yo form)

dar

to give

estoy

estar (yo form)

pongo

poner (yo form)

sé

saber (yo form)

salgo

salir (yo form)

traigo

traer (yo form)

veo

ver (yo form)

hace viento

it’s windy

llueve

it’s raining

nieva

it’s snowing

despejado

clear

nublado

cloudy

aprender

to learn

comprender

to understand

deber

ought to, must

saber

to express knowledge of something or how to do something

conocer

to express an acquaintance with a person, place, or thing