Conjunctions
el/la
What is the singular?
The Spanish phrase for "on top of"
What is encima de?
Proximo ano
What is next year?
True or false: after para and por, the following verb needs to be in its infinitive form (to + ...)
What is true?
Para comer is correct.
Para come is incorrect
Pronounce the spanish word correctly: cambiar (to change)
What is cahm-bee-are?
Los/Las
What is the plural?
What is in front of?
Despues de
What is after?
True or False: you don't include "y" (and) when the next word begins with the same sound "y".
Example: Necesito disfrutar (y) incluir amigos.
What is false?
When the next word begins with a "y" or "i" sound, we change the y word (and) to e.
Pronounce the Spanish "y"
What is ie?
O or U in Spanish
What is or?
Al lado de
Next to
Antes de
What is before?
True or false: If I want to say that I have to do something in Spanish I have to use the formular tener (tengo) + que + verb.
Example: Tengo que ir al bano.
What is true?
True or false: there is over 50 different ways to conjugate verbs in Spanish.
What is true?
There is actually closer to 100 different ways to conjugate verbs in Spanish
Para
For, in order to
Far
What is lejos?
Desde
What is since?
Name the correct Spanish rule: Pensar sobre (about) or pensar en
Pensar en
You can only think IN things not ABOUT things.
True or false: Spanish also includes a pause when saying words that start with the same letter the last ended on.
For example: Santa Ana
What is false?
In Spanish, since they make the same sound, we don't include a pause. It ends up sounding like Santana.
Por
For, via, through, by way of
Acerca de
What is close by/near?
Translate the following:
Un cuarto (quarter) hasta las siete.
What is a quarter 'til seven or 6:45?
Yo-go verbs are irregular verbs that change the yo form to end in -go. For example: Hago
Name 2 more.
What is digo, traigo, tengo, mantengo, (options may vary)?
Spain has a different accent than mexican spanish speakers. True or false: The "c" and "z" both make the mexican sound for "d" (th).
What is true?
Gracias would be pronounced
gra-thias