Frances

Avoir: J ai (yo tengo) Tu as (tu tienes) il/elle a (el/ella tiene) nous avons (nosotros tenemos) vous avez (usted/ es tienen) ils/elles ont (ellos/ellas tienen) Etre: Je suis Tu es il/elle/on est Nous sommes Vous etes ils/elles sont Habiter: J´habite Tu habites il/elle/on habite Nous habitons Vous habitez ils/elles habitent

Arenal Volcano

A famous active volcano in La Fortuna, Alajuela, surrounded by nature trails and hot springs.

Poás Volcano

A volcano located in Alajuela known for its huge crater and crater lake, with viewpoints to see the volcanic landscape.

Monteverde Cloud Forest

A cool, humid, and misty forest in Puntarenas full of lush vegetation and diverse wildlife.

Manuel Antonio

A location in Puntarenas combining sandy beaches with tropical forest, where visitors can see monkeys, sloths, and colorful birds.

Río Celeste

A river in Guanacaste inside Tenorio Volcano National Park, famous for its bright blue water.

La Fortuna Waterfall

A waterfall in Alajuela that drops from a rocky area into a pool surrounded by green forest.

Tortuguero National Park

A protected park in Limón with canals, rainforest, and Caribbean beaches, famous for sea turtle nesting.

Venado Caves

Underground caves in Alajuela featuring narrow passages, rock formations, and streams.

Cocos Island

A remote protected island in the Pacific Ocean, world-famous for marine wildlife and diving.

Cahuita Beach

A Caribbean beach in Limón with white sand, clear water, forest, and a coral reef.

Lush

Frondoso; rich, abundant vegetation.

Misty

Brumoso; filled with or characterized by mist or thin fog.

Breathtaking

Espectacular; astonishing or awe-inspiring.

Hoe

Azada; a long-handled garden tool used for weeding or loosening soil.

Rake

Rastrillo; a long-handled tool with prongs used for gathering leaves or smoothing soil.

Shovel

Pala; a tool for digging, lifting, and moving bulk materials like dirt.

Lawn mower

Cortadora de césped; a machine used to cut grass.

Wheelbarrow

Carretilla; a small hand-propelled vehicle with one wheel used for carrying garden loads.

Watering can

Regadera; a portable container with a spout used to water plants.

Pruning shears

Tijeras de podar; heavy-duty scissors used for cutting plant branches and stems.

Hedge trimmer

Recortadora de setos; a tool used to trim or shape hedges and bushes.

Leaf blower

Sopladora de hojas; a garden device that propels air to clear leaves and debris.

Sprinkler

Aspersor; a device used to spray water onto lawns and plants.

Trowel

Palita de mano; a small handheld spade used for digging small holes in garden beds.

Garden fork

Tenedor de jardín; a garden tool with tines used for breaking up and turning over soil.

There is

Grammatical structure used with singular nouns (e.g., 'There is a river').

There are

Grammatical structure used with plural nouns (e.g., 'There are many trees').

A (Article)

Indefinite article used before words starting with a consonant sound (e.g., 'a chair').

An (Article)

Indefinite article used before words starting with a vowel sound (e.g., 'an island').

Living (L)

Classification category for living things (seres vivos), such as birds or plants.

Non-living natural (N)

Classification category for natural, non-living elements (cosas naturales no vivas), such as mountains or wind.

Human-made (H)

Classification category for man-made objects (cosas hechas por humanos), such as sidewalks or lawn mowers.