vocabulary
verbs
gustar
culture
telling time
100
I am from Big Rapids.
(Yo) soy de Big Rapids.
100

Yo (hablar) con mis amigos. 

hablo

100
(I like) los huevos.
Me gustan
100
In Spanish speaking countries, people greet each other with...
a hug and a kiss on the cheek
100
It is 1pm.
Es la una de la tarde.
200
I like to write.
(A mi) me gusta escribir.
200
Los chicos (compartir) la pizza.
comparten
200
(I like) el pan.
Me gusta.
200
This popular dessert can be described as custard like with a caramel flavored topping.
Flan
200
It is two thirty AM.
Son las dos y media/treinta de la manana.
300
She is hard working and organized.
Ella es trabajadora y organizada.
300

Ella (comer) el chocolate.

come

300
(They like) las papas fritas.
Les gustan
300

This is a celebration/remembrance of loved ones who have passed away. People make the person's favorite foods, play their favorite music, put up their pictures, etc. and spend time talking about them. 

Dia de los muertos

300
It is six fifteen PM.
Son las seis y cuarto/quince de la tarde/noche.
400
Los hijos de mis tios son mis ____
primos
400
Yo (tener) quince anos.
tengo
400
(We like) el jugo.
Nos gusta
400
While they both mean "you", one is formal and the other is familiar.
Usted and tu
400
It is ten forty-five PM.
Son las once menos cuarto/quince de la noche. OR Son las diez y cuarenta y cinco de la noche.
500

I eat fruits and vegetables. 

Yo como fruta y verduras.

500
List, in order, the verb endings for AR, ER, and IR verbs.
o, as, a, amos, an o, es, e, emos, en o, es, e, imos, en
500
(You like) las manzanas.
Te gustan
500
This is the day that the Spanish calendar week begins.
Lunes
500
It is noon.
Es el mediodia.
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