La caja
How do you say "the money" in Spanish?
El dinero
What is tomato in spanish?
el jitomate
What is watermelon in Spanish?
La sandia
What is steak in Spanish?
El bistec
How do you say "I'm hungry" in Spanish?
Tengo hambre.
T/F: Un billete means "change"
False
T/F: El repollo means chicken
False
T/F: La pera is a pear
True
T/F: El pavo is turkey.
True
T/F: Tengo ganas de means It's expired
False. It means "I'm in the mood for"
Imposter: El carrito, La canasta, El cilantro
El cilantro
Imposter: El cilantro, el hongo, la toronja.
La toronja.
El pepino
Imposter: El jamón, La chuleta de puerco y la cereza.
La cereza = cherry
Imposter: Me gusta, le gusta, tu gusta
tu gusta. its "te gusta"
Translate: Yo uso (use) mi dinero en la caja.
I use my money at the cash register.
Translate: A mí, me gusta la cebolla, el apio y el aguacate.
I like onion, celery, and avocado.
Translate: A mí, me gustan las uvas, las manzanas y la mandarinas.
I like grapes, apples, and tangerines.
Translate: Yo como (I eat) piernas y muslos de pollo.
I eat chicken legs and thighs.
Translate: Yo voy a (I'm going to) desayunar huevos con salchicha.
I'm going to eat eggs and sausage for breakfast.
Question: ¿What does el cajero give you with your cambio after your compra?
El recibo
Question: What are 3 vegetables that are usually in hamburgers?
cebolla, jitomate y lechuga
Which two fruits do people usually cover in chocolate?
Fresas y plátanos
What are two sea foods from our vocab in the meat section?
What are two ways to say you like a food besides "me gusta"
¡que delicioso! ¡que rico!