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el abrigo
coat
los jeans
jeans
la blusa
blouse
la bolsa
puse/bag
la bota
boot
los calcetines
socks
la camisa
shirt
la camiseta
t-shirt
la cartera
wallet
el cinturón
jacket
la corbata
tie
la falda
skirt
las gafas
glasses
el impereable
raincoat
las medias
pantyhose/stockings
los pantalones cortos
shorts
la ropa
clothes
la ropa interior
underwear
las sandalias
sandals
el sombrero
hat
el suéter
sweater
el traje
suit
el vestido
dress
los zapatos de tenis
sneakers (tenis shoes)
conducir
to drive
conocer
to know/ be acquainted with
dar
to give
ofrecer
to offer
parecer
to seem
saber
to know/ know how
traducir
to translate
el almacén
department store
la caja
cash register
el centro comercial
shopping mall
la clienta
customer
la dependienta
clerk
dinero
money
en efectivo
cash
el mercado
market
un par
a pair
el precio
price
la rebaja
sale
el regalo
gift
la tarjeta de crédito
credit card
la tarjeta de débito
debit card
la tienda
store
la vendora
salesperson
costar
to cost
gastar
to spend
hacer juego (con)
to match (with)
llevar
to wear/ to take
pagar
to pay
regatear
to bargain
usar
to wear/use
vender
to sell
barato
cheap
bueno
good
cada
each
caro
expensive
corto
short
elegante
elegant
hermoso
beautiful
largo
long
loco
crazy
nuevo
new
otro
other/another
pobre
poor
rico
rich
What is the difference between Saber and Conocer?
Saber is used for a knowing a fact or piece of information, as well as how to do something. Conocer is used to be familiar with a person, place, or thing.
What is the YO (present tense) conjugation of saber?
Sé
What is the TÚ form of conocer?
Conoces
Translate the sentence “I studied piano for five years.”
Yo estudié piano por cinco años.
Translate the sentence “Ana worked that night.”
Ana trabajó esa noche.
Translate the sentence “I gave Claudia that book.”
Yo le regalé ese libro a Claudia.
Translate the sentence “That happened before we arrived.”
Eso pasó antes de que llegáramos.
acordarse
to remember
acostarse
to go to bed
afeitarse
to shave
bañarse
to take a bath
cepillarse el pelo
to brush one’s hair
despertarse
to wake up
dormirse
to go to sleep
ducharse
to take a shower
enojarse
to get angry
irse
to go away/ to leave
lavarse la cara
to wash one’s face
lavarse las manos
to wash one’s hands
levantarse
to get up
llamarse
to be called/ to be named
maquillarse
to put on makeup
peinarse
to comb one’s hair
ponerse
to put on
ponerse
to become
preocuparse
to worry (about)
probarse
to try on
quedarse
to stay
quitarse
to take off
secarse
to dry (oneself)
sentarse
to sit down
sentirse
to feel