Spanish CLEP

"How do you say, "What is your name?""

"Como Te Llamas. Double L indicates a ya sound."

"What does comer mean"

"To eat"

"What does leer mean"

"To read"

"What does creer me"

"To think or believe"

"What does correr mean"

"To run"

"What does aprender mean"

"To learn"

"What does vivir mean"

"To live"

"What does escribir mean"

"To write"

"What does abrir mean"

"To open"

"What does recibir mean"

"To recieve"

"What does asistir me"

"To attend or assist."

"How do you say "clothing""

"La ropa"

"How do you say "The pants""

"El Pantalón"

"How do you say "The shirt""

"La Camisa"

"How do you say "The neck tie" and "The bow tie""

"La corbata and El lazo."

"How do you say "The T-shrit""

"La camiseta"

"How do you say "The skirt""

"La falda"

"How do you say "The blouse""

"La blusa"

"How do you say "The Jacket""

"La chaqueta"

"How do you say "The Coat""

"El abrigo"

"How do you say "The Suit""

"El traje"

"How do you say "The Cap""

"La gorra"

"How do you say "The Socks:"

"Los calcetines"

"How do you say "The shoes""

"Los zapatos"

"How do you say "The tennis shoes""

"Los tenis"

"How do you say "The belt""

"El cinturón"

"What does usar mean"

"To wear/use"

"What does llevar mean"

"To carry/bring/wear/tak"

"When describing something, like clothing, where does the descriptor go"

"After the thing you're describing. For example, Yo uso una camisa verde means I'm wearing a green shirt."

"What does ver mean"

"To see"

"How do you say "How are you?""

"Como Estas."

"How do you say "How do you say (blank)""

""Como Se Dice (insert word)""

"How do you say "Where is the bathroom""

"Donde Esta El Bano"

"How do you say "How much does it cost""

"Cuando Cuesta"

"How do you say "How old are you""

"Cuantos Anos Tienes. It literally translates to, "How many years do you have""

"How do you say "Who is it""

"Quien Es."

"How do you say "Good morning""

"Buenas Dias"

"How do you say "Good Afternoon""

"Buenas Tardes"

"How do you say "Good Evening""

"Buenas Noches"

"How do you respond when someone asks "Como Te Llamas""

""Me llamo (Name)" In my case, "Me llamo Sam""

"How do you say "I am well""

"Yo Estoy Bien"

"How do you say "Nice to meet you""

"Mucho Gusto"

"How do you say Yes and No? Whats the difference between Sí and Si"

"Yes: Sí. No: No. The difference between Sí and Si, is Sí means yes and Si means if. When there's an accent, it means yes, when there's no accent, it means if."

"How do you say "Please""

"Por Favor"

"How do you say "Sorry""

"Lo Siento"

"How do you say "I don't understand""

"No Entiendo"

"What does Yo mean"

"I"

"What does Tú mean"

"You"

"What does Él, Ella, and Usted mean"

"He, she, and you. Usted is used to address someone in a man respectful and formal manner."

"What does nosotros mean"

"We"

"What does vosotros mean"

"Yall (Mostly used in Spain)"

"What does Éllos, Ellas, and Ustedes"

"They. (If your referring to a mixture of boys and girls, use llos)"

"Ar pronoun chart"

""

"Er pronoun chart"

""

"Ir pronoun chart"

"What does Ser mean"

"To Be"

"Ser pronoun chart"

"To say "I am" for example, you could say Yo soy. You always connect the verb and the pronoun chart."

"How do you say "Tall""

"Alto or alta"

"How do you say "Short""

"Bajo or baja"

"How do you say "Dark hair or brunette""

"Moreno or morena"

"How do you say "Blonde""

"Rubio or rubia"

"How do you say "Red head""

"Pelirojo or peliroja"

"How do you say "Pretty""

"Bonito or bonita"

"How do you say "Skinny""

"Flaco"

"How do you say "Fat""

"Gordo"

"How do you say "Funny""

"Cómico or Cómica"

"How do you say "Serious""

"Serio or seria"

"How do you say "Shy""

"Tímido"

"What are the conditions for using the verb Ser"

"Use the acronym POPIN. P = permanent (Used loosely in my opinion). O = occupation. P = Place of origin. I = Identification. N = Nationality"

"What does Estar mean"

"To be"

"Estar pronoun chart"

"Bottom 4 A's are accented"

"What are the conditions for using the verb Estar"

"Temporary conditions (usually feelings). Location"

"What does Hablar mean"

"To speak/talk"

"What does Trabajar mean"

"To work"

"What does Pagar mea"

"To pay"

"How do you say "The""

"El (Masculine), La (Feminine), Los (Masculine), and Las (Feminine). S at the end indicates its plural. If the word ends in a vowel, like libro, then put an S at the end to make it plural and only an S."

"How do you tell if a word is masculine or feminine"

"If the word ends in O, its masculine, ends in A, is feminine."

"There are some rulebreaker words when it comes to if a word is masculine or feminine. Is Hand (mano) a rule breaker?"

"Yes. "The hand" would be La mano"

"If the word does not end in a vowel, and you wanna make it plural, how do you do that?"

"Add "es" at the end of the word. For example, Pared is wall, so "The Walls" would be Las Paredes."

"How do you say "A" or "An" (It becomes "Some" when plural)"

"Un (Masculine), Una (Famine), Unos (Masculine), and Unas (Feminine)."

"Ir (The Verb) pronoun chart"

"Means "To go". Their should be an accent in the vosotros form on the a. Not sure why there isn't"

"How do you say "To" or "At""

"A. Just an a. "Yo voy a el correo" means "I go to the post office""

"When an a and el are together in a sentence what do you do? For example, Yo voy a el correo becomes what"

"Combine the a and el into al. For example, "Yo voy al correo""

"If your combining an infinitive (verb) with the verb Ir, what do you do."

"Ir + a + infinitive. You still include a. For example, I am going to pay is Yo voy a pagar."