Colors & Numbers & Days of the Week
These are the names of the days of the weekend
Yo ____ de Espana
soy
Sed means what?
Thristy
Lupe tiene clase de musica en lunes y jueves
Lupe has music class on Monday and Thursday
This verb means to listen
eschucar
This number comes after quince
dieciseis
San Juan is the capital of what Spanish speaking country?
Puerto Rico
What is the word for fun in Spanish?
divertido
Marcos y yo vamos a jugar tenis depues de escuela.
Marcus and I will play tennis after school.
What does tomar mean?
To take or to drink
Cardinal days are what days in Spanish?
lunes, miercoles y viernes
If a movie is sad, how could you describe it using (Que) + an adjective
¡Que triste!
Which word does not belong:
triste, arroba, enfermo, feliz
arroba (@)
Son las seis y cuarto de la manana
Son las ocho menos diez de la noche
It is 6:15 am
It is 7:50 pm
Juan likes photography class.
Juan le gusta la clase de fotografia.
Name all the warm colors in Spanish
rojo, amarillo y naranja/anaranjado
Translate into Spanish:
I am tired
You are afraid
Estoy cansado/a
Tu estas medio
What are the opposite words for the following:
bajo(a)
dificil
joven
alto(a)
facil
mayor
Julia y Hugo les gusta hablar por telefono.
Julia and Hugo like to talk on the phone.
Conjugate [ir] in all pronouns
yo voy
tu vas
el/ella/Ud. va
nosotros vamos
ellos/ellas/Uds. van
List three odd numbers in Spanish
answers vary
Write a sentence using estar in any form
answers vary
Fill in the correct answer to the following sentences:
Paco va a eschucar sus canciones favoritas con sus ___
Paco va buscar su pelicula favorita en la ____
Paco va a mirar fotos en su ___
audiofonos
suscripcion de video
tableta
Hola Pam. ¿Como estas? Tu abulea y yo estamos muy bien. Estamos aqui en la playa de Costa Rica. Las playas estan muy grandes y bonitas.
Hello Pam. How are you? Your grandmother and I are very well. We are here at the beach in Costa Rica. The beaches are very big and beautiful.
Conjugate tener in all pronouns
yo tengo
tu tienes
el/ella/Ud/ tiene
Nosotros tenemos
Ellos/Ellas/Uds. tienen