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Flashcards covering Spanish vocabulary for days, months, seasons, daily activities, and time-telling, as well as grammar rules for the verbs 'ir' and 'tener' and cultural climate data.
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lunes
Monday
martes
Tuesday
miércoles
Wednesday
jueves
Thursday
viernes
Friday
sábado
Saturday
domingo
Sunday
enero
January
febrero
February
marzo
March
abril
April
mayo
May
junio
June
julio
July
agosto
August
septiembre
September
octubre
October
noviembre
November
diciembre
December
el otoño
fall
el invierno
winter
la primavera
spring
el verano
summer
almorzar
to have lunch
desayunar
to have breakfast
dormir
to sleep/to fall asleep
cenar
to have supper
regresar (a casa)
to return (home)
ayudar
to help
bailar
to dance
cocinar
to cook
correr
to run
descansar
to rest
ensayar
to practice
escuchar (música)
to listen (to music)
estar libre
to be free
estudiar
to study
hablar
to speak/talk
hacer ejercicio
to do exercise
hacer una videollamada
to make a videocall
ir (al gimnasio/al picnic/al cine/de compras…)
to go (to the gym/on a picnic/to the movies/shopping)
jugar al… videojuego/tenis
to play… a videogame/tennis
lavar (la ropa)
to wash (clothes)
limpiar (la casa)
to clean (the house)
llegar
to arrive
pintar
to paint
practicar (yoga)
to practice/do (yoga)
preparar
to prepare
quedar con
to arrange to meet with
salir (a)
to go out, to leave
tomar (algo)
to have (a drink)
trabajar (en)
to work
ver
to see
¿Qué tal…?
How about / What about…?
¿Qué te parece?
What do you think?
¿Qué vas a hacer…?
What are you doing/going to do…?
Tengo que… [inf.]
I have to do [inf.]
Tengo ganas de… [inf.]
I feel like [doing something]
¿Tienes planes?
Do you have plans?
¡Ay, no!
Oh no!
¡Buena idea!
Good idea!
¡Qué lástima!
What a shame!
¿A qué hora?
At what time?
en punto
on the dot
por la mañana
in the morning
por la tarde
in the afternoon
por la noche
at night
tarde
late/afternoon
temprano
early
todos los días
every day
¿Qué hora es?
Question used to ask what time it is.
Es la una
The phrase used to tell time when it is 1 o'clock.
Son las…
The plural form used for all hours except 1 o'clock.
Son las doce del mediodía
It's twelve noon.
Son las doce de la noche
It's twelve midnight.
military time
The 24-hour clock often used in writing in Spanish-speaking countries to distinguish between a.m. and p.m.
Ir a + infinitive
Construction used to express plans.
Tener que + infinitive
Construction used to express obligation, necessity, or duty.
Tener
An irregular verb meaning 'to have' with a 'yo' form of 'tengo' and an 'e' to 'ie' stem change in the tú, él/ella/Ud., and ellos/ellas/Uds. forms.
Carnaval de Oruro
A traditional celebration that takes place in February in Oruro, Bolivia.
61.7∘F
The average temperature (36.7∘C) during the summer in Oruro, Bolivia.
68∘F
The average temperature (20∘C) during the fall in Rosario, Argentina.
41∘F
The average temperature (5∘C) in Santiago de Chile during the month of July.
75∘F
The maximum temperature (24∘C) that can be reached during spring in Montevideo, Uruguay.