Spanish words that i have trouble with

pudiera

is the conjugated form of the verb "poder" in the past subjunctive mood, meaning "could" or "was able to." It is often used to express hypotheticals or wishes.

partido

is the past participle of the verb "partir," meaning "a match" or "a game" in the context of sports or events.

amagar

means to feint or pretend to make a move in order to deceive an opponent, often used in sports or combat.

recuerden

is the conjugated form of the verb "recordar" in the imperative mood, meaning "remember" in a plural command.

bondad

kindness or goodness; a quality of being considerate and charitable towards others.

auunque

means "although" or "even though" in Spanish, used to introduce a contrast.

enojarse

is a reflexive verb meaning "to get angry" or "to become angry" in Spanish.

sano

refers to being healthy or sound in Spanish, indicating physical or mental well-being.

adentro

means "inside" or "within" in Spanish, typically used to describe location.

etiquetaron

is the third-person plural preterite form of the verb "etiquetar," meaning "they labeled" or "they tagged" in Spanish.

pusilánime

refers to a timid or cowardly person in Spanish, often used to describe someone lacking courage.

deberian

is the third-person plural conditional form of the verb "deber," meaning "they should" or "they ought to" in Spanish.

amabilidad

refers to kindness or amiability in Spanish, describing a friendly and considerate disposition.

acuerdo

is a noun in Spanish that means "agreement" or "understanding," typically indicating a consensus or understanding between parties.

seguro

sure or safe

quizás

perhaps or maybe

gradúe

is the first-person singular form of the verb "graduar" in the subjunctive mood, meaning "that I graduate" in English.

únete

is the second-person singular command form of the verb "unir," meaning "join" in English.

miembros

refers to members or participants in a group, organization, or assembly.

desorden

refers to disorder or chaos, indicating a lack of organization or order.

ajeno

means foreign or unrelated, often used to describe something that does not belong to oneself.

zanja

refers to a trench or ditch, typically used for drainage or irrigation.

demasiado

too much or too many

paliza

a beating

honrado

honest or honorable

anotó

take note of something or score

prejuicioso

prejudi

demonios

dang it or demons

asegúrense

make sure or check

luciremos

esfuerzo

putting effort or force or stress

demás

others or everyone else

trata

treat and its conjunction to tratar

debría

to ow or should and conjuction to deber

adelantar

to pass or move foward

enamoré

fall in love

genial

great or fantastic

agotado

tired or exhausted

admitirlo

to admit

aula

means classroom or lecture hall

alrededor

around

intereses

interest

fijarse

to pay attention or to notice

rutina

routine

torpe

clumsy