Conjugating Estar
"I" am feeling something.
"yo estoy"
The feeling you get when you are happy.
féliz?
You and your partner just broke up! You are very ___________
Triste?
When you come to class and realize you need to use the pencil sharpener because your pencil is ___________.
roto
What an adjective should end in when describing something feminine.
"a"?
You, are feeling something.
"tú estás"
The feeling you get when you cant understand what the instructions are
confundido/a
This word is used when you have a Spanish test that you didn't study for.
Nervioso?
When something is dirty, we use this word.
Sucio/a
The letter an adjective should end in when describing multiple things.
"s" or "es"?
He is feeling something.
"él está"?
"Me duele la cabeza, tengo un fiebre" Estoy _________.
Enfermo
The feeling when Mr. Huber keeps making you write sentences in Spanish and you don't care
Aburrido?
This word describes what things look like when they are clean.
Limpio/a
Translate the following: He is mad.
"él está enojado?
We are feeling something.
"nostros estamos"?
The feeling you get when you have a sub.
Emocionado
That feeling you have when you have so much homework.
Estresado/a
The word for when the door is open.
"abierto"?
Translate the following: The hotel is clean.
El hotel está limpio.
You all, are feeling something.
"Ustedes están"?
Yo tengo la clase de meditación hoy. Estoy muy _________________
Tranquilo/a
You fall up the stairs at school in the middle of a crowd. You're not hurt, you're just this.
avergonzado?
Porqué la ventana está ____________, hace mucho calor en el salón.
Cerrada
Translate the following: The travelers (female) are embarassed.
"Las viajeras están avergonzadas"?