Spanish 1.01-1.07 Review: Vocabulary, Grammar, and Culture

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Vocabulary and grammar flashcards covering adjectives, 'ser' vs 'estar' usage, present tense verb endings, informal commands, household chores, and cultural facts about Argentina and South American traditions.

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sucio / sucia

Spanish word for dirty.

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limpio / limpia

Spanish word for clean.

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grande

Spanish word for big.

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pequeño / pequeña

Spanish word for small.

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desordenado / desordenada

Spanish word for disorganized or messy.

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ordenado / ordenada

Spanish word for organized.

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ser

To be; used to talk about descriptions, occupations, characteristics, time/dates, origin, and relationships.

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estar

To be; used for temporary conditions (tastes, opinions, states), locations, and emotional feelings.

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feliz

Spanish word for happy.

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triste

Spanish word for sad.

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ocupado / ocupada

Spanish word for busy.

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el reloj

Spanish word for the clock.

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mirar

Spanish word for to look.

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entusiasmado / entusiasmada

Spanish word for excited.

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traditional weaving

A generational art form in Argentina, Perú, Guatemala, and México that preserves cultural heritage by interlacing vertical warp threads and horizontal weft threads.

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la puerta

Spanish word for the door.

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en casa

Spanish phrase for at home.

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el pasillo

Spanish word for hallway.

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abrir

Spanish word for to open.

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aprender

Spanish word for to learn.

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enseñar

Spanish word for to show or to teach.

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el patio

A cognate meaning the patio.

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Buenos Aires

The capital of Argentina; natives are called porteños.

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pasar la aspiradora

Spanish phrase for to vacuum.

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barrer

Spanish word for to sweep.

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la lavadora

Spanish word for washing machine.

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la secadora

Spanish word for dryer.

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guardar

Spanish word for to put away.

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informal commands

Orders given to someone you normally address with 'tú' (friends/family), formed by using the 'usted/él/ella' form of the verb.

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organizar

Spanish word for to organize.

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pasear al perro

Spanish phrase for to walk the dog.

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ayudar

Spanish word for to help.

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la cafetera

Spanish word for coffee maker.

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la ventana

Spanish word for the window.

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recoger la mesa

Spanish phrase for to clear or pick up the table.

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decir

Spanish word for to say; an irregular verb in the present tense (yo digo).

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al

The Spanish contraction formed by combining 'a' and 'el'.

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¡Pon la mesa!

Spanish informal command for 'Set the table!'

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¡Ven aquí!

Spanish informal command for 'Come here!'

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¡Ten cuidado!

Spanish informal command for 'Be careful!'

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pedir

To ask for; a stem-changing verb where the 'e' changes to 'i'.

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regar

To water; a stem-changing verb where the 'e' changes to 'ie'.

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la flor

Spanish word for the flower.

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elegir

Spanish word for to choose.

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el estante

Spanish word for the shelf.

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mate

A traditional culture and drink made of dried leaves of the yerba mate plant, originating from the Guaraníes.

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cerrar

Spanish word for to close.

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empacar la maleta

Spanish phrase for to pack a suitcase.

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las escaleras

Spanish word for stairs.

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primero

Spanish ordinal number for first.

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segundo

Spanish ordinal number for second.

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tercero

Spanish ordinal number for third.

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cuarto

Spanish ordinal number for fourth.

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quinto

Spanish ordinal number for fifth.

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sexto

Spanish ordinal number for sixth.

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séptimo

Spanish ordinal number for seventh.

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octavo

Spanish ordinal number for eighth.

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noveno

Spanish ordinal number for ninth.

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décimo

Spanish ordinal number for tenth.

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Gauchos

Skilled horsemen often referred to as the cowboys of Argentina.