Small Talk
How do you say: How are you?
What is: ¿Como estas?
How do you conjugate: Estudiar using yo (respond with yo in the sentence)
What is: Yo Estudio
How do you say: It's cold.
What is: Hace frío.
Red.
What is: Rojo.
Aunt and Uncle.
What is: Tia y Tio.
How do you reply to: Cuánto años tienes?
What is: Yo tengo ___ años.
How do you conjugate: Comer using tú (respond with tú in the sentence)
What is: Tú comes.
Translate this to English: Hace viento.
What is: It's windy.
Orange and pink.
What is: Naranja y rosado. OR Anaranjado y rosado.
Grandmother y Grandfather.
What is: Abuela y Abuelo.
How do you say: I live with my mom, my dad, my brothers, and my rabbit.
What is: Yo vivo con mí madre, mí padre, mís hermanos, y mí conejo.
How do you conjugate: Asistir using Ella (respond with Ella in the sentence).
What is: Ella asiste.
Translate this to English: Hace fresco en Nueva York.
What is: It's brisk in New York.
Combine green and libro.
What is: El libro es verde.
Cousin (girl) and Cousin (boy).
What is: Prima y Primo.
How do you say: I'm going to be a photographer.
What is: Yo sere fotógrafo.
How do you conjugate: Necesitar using ellos (respond with ellos in the sentence).
What is: Ellos Necesitan.
Translate this to English: Hace calor los jueves.
What is: It's hot on Thursdays.
Combine sharpener and purple.
What is: El sacapuntas es morado.
Stepfather.
What is: El padrastro.
How do you say: I am from Cuba but I live in Guatemala.
What is: Yo soy de Cuba pero yo vivo en Guatemala.
How do you conjugate: Escribir using nosotros (respond with nosotros in the sentence).
What is: Nosotros escribimos
How do you say: It's cloudy in Costa Rica on Monday.
What is: Hace nubolso en Costa Rica el lunes.
How do you say: The clocks are red and brown.
What is: Los relajes son rojos y marróes.
How do you say: I live with my husband, my sister-in-law, and my father.
What is: Yo vivo con mi esposo, mi cuñada, y mi padre.