El desayuno
The Spanish word for a yellow and white high-protein breakfast option.
El huevo o los huevos
Name in Spanish a traditional American lunch that consists of a patty, cheese, bun, and optional vegetables and sauces.
"La hamburguesa" or "las hamburguesas".
Who is the subject of the following sentence? "Comes muchas papas fritas."
Tú or You
If I want to say "I like bacon", I use this version of the verb Gustar.
"me gusta" (single object)
Where did profe Lutz live before moving back home to CT?
Boston
Lógico o ilógico: Las manzanas son una verdura.
Ilógico - las manzanas son una fruta.
Finish the statement: Para almuerzo como un sandwich de....
Jamon o jamon y queso
Conjugate "escribir" for Nosotros.
escribimos
If I want to say "He likes Strawberries", I use this version of Gustar.
Le gustan (Plural object)
Translate: Siempre, a veces, nunca
The Spanish word for the delicious crispy breakfast meat beloved by many Americans.
El tocino
Translate the phrase: Manuel no come nunca las frutas.
Manuel never eats fruit.
ER and IR verbs have the exact same endings, EXCEPT in the _________ and _________ forms.
What are Nosotros and Vosotros?
Translate "I love eggs" to Spanish.
Me encantan los huevos
¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy?
Hoy es _______ el ______ de ________ de 2026.
Respond in Spanish:
¿Cuándo comes el desayuno?
Como el desayuno por la mañana.
"What do you like to eat" in Spanish.
¿Qué te gusta comer?
The two ER/IR verbs we use to describe the consumption of food and drink (eat/drink)
Comer and beber
Translate "He loves to run and read" to Spanish.
Le encanta correr y leer.
¿Qué tiempo hace hoy?
Answers will vary.
Name five breakfast items.
Answers will vary.
"What do you like more, bacon or sausage?" In Spanish.
¿Que te gusta mas: El tocino o las salchichas?
Name ONE ER/IR verb besides Comer, Beber, and Compartir.
Answers vary, but options include correr, escribir, leer, etc.
Translate: I never eat bacon for breakfast.
Nunca como el tocino para el desayuno.
The Spanish phrase for "gross!" or "how gross!"
¡Qué asco! o ¡Guácala!