Module Introductorio (Foundations)
The singular, formal subject pronoun you use when speaking to a boss or professor.
What is Usted (Ud.)?
This false cognate looks like "library," but actually means "bookstore."
What is la librería?
The possessive adjective you use to say "our uncle" (nuestro tío or nuestra tío).
What is nuestro?
The room in the house where you lavas los platos and cocinas.
What is la cocina?
The structural formula used to talk about the immediate future (what someone is "going to do").
What is Ir + a + Infinitive?
The conjugation of the verb ser that completes: "Ellos _______ estudiantes."
What is son?
The correct definite article for the plural noun mesas.
What is las?
The feminine plural form of the nationality adjective español.
What is españolas?
The form of gustar used in the sentence: "A mí me _________ los libros."
What is gustan?
The reflexive pronoun used for the nosotros form of a routine verb.
What is nos?
The meaning of the classroom phrase "No entiendo."
What is "I don't understand"?
The tú form conjugation of the regular -AR verb estudiar.
What is estudias?
The translation of the family vocabulary word el sobrino.
What is the nephew?
The highly irregular word used for the number 500.
What is quinientos?
The irregular comparative word used to mean "better."
What is mejor?
The single Spanish word used to mean both "there is" and "there are".
What is Hay?
How to say "It is 1:15" in Spanish.
What is Es la una y cuarto?
The nosotros form conjugation of the regular -ER verb comer.
What is comemos?
The irregular first-person (Yo) conjugation of the verb hacer.
What is hago?
Translate the comparative phrase: "Él es más alto que su hermano."
What is "He is taller than his brother"?
The Spanish spelling for the number 22.
What is veintidós?
The Spanish words for Tuesday and Thursday.
What are martes and jueves?
The Spanish word for the number 90.
What is noventa?
The phrase used to say "to be in a hurry" using the verb tener.
What is tener prisa?
The yo form conjugation of the reflexive, stem-changing verb despertarse (e->ie).
What is me despierto?