Vocabulario 1
aguantar
to put up with
meter
to put
e vs y
Y becomes e when it precedes a word that begins with the i sound
es claro que y es obvio que
it is clear that and it is obvious that
¿Leslie tomo un ____ de la casa de Magdalena?
taxi
componerse
to compose
oler
smell
tan vs tanto
tan is used as an adverb and does not change form based on context
tanto is used in comparisons of equality as an adjective
-ísimo
very, really, extremely, super
Raúl estaba en ______.
ESMA
descuidado
careless
quemado
burnt
saber (meaning in preterit)
found out (some fact)
por vs para
por is used to describe who did something, while para expresses who (or what) it was done for
¿Raúl noto que?
Su madre estaba llorando.
enmascarado y esperanza
masked and hope
perder y tirar
to lose and to throw
double negatives
structures that contain two negative particles: the word no and an adverb of denial or an indefinite pronoun
commands (tú y nosotros)
Nosotros = vamos a + infinitive
Tu = present indicative
¿Quien dice "Corremos mucho peligro."?
Raúl
llenar, merecido, y lágrimas
to fill, deserved, and tears
vaso, sóyano, y sala
glass, basement, and room
le(s), lo(s)/la(s) > SE lo(s)/la(s)
indirect with direct pronouns
preposition + inf
a/al, de, sin, por
Al final de Capítulo:
Magdalena se _____ para ______.
levantó, abrazarlo