Conjugation
This is the conjugation of necesitar in the yo form.
What is necesito?
This skeleton is the mascot/symbol of Día de los Muertos.
Who is Katrina?
It is the name for Mexico in Spanish (must pronounce correctly).
What is México? (May-HE-co)
To use.
What is usar?
La tarea is this, which kids (normally) hate.
What is homework?
This is what you get when you conjugate enseñar in the tú form.
What is enseñas?
Calaveras are skulls, but a calca is this.
What is a skeleton?
This is the Spanish name for Spain.
What is España?
To paint.
What is pintar?
What is an altar?
This is how you say "I want" in Spanish.
What is quiero?
El mole is a spicy this.
What is chocolate sauce?
The Spanish call our country this.
What are the Estatos Unitos?
To walk.
What is caminar?
El piano is a this to piano, a word that looks like its English counterpart and usually means the same thing.
What is a cognate?
This is how you say "to be" in Spanish.
What is ser?
Un chapín is a this, which you may see jump away as you walk through the grass.
What is a grasshopper?
This country is the only country to use -áis in its chart.
What is Spain?
To look/watch.
What is mirar?
You put this in front of gusta when you are talking about "us". (You and me)
What is nos?
The result of conjugating tener in the 1st person. (Box 1)
What is tengo?
Saying this to someone you love passing away is called una despedida.
What is farewell?
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Santiago is the capital of this Spanish-speaking country.
What is Chile?
To rest.
What is descansar?
"picar" and its definition should be familiar to you if you studied the new sheet or you are wearing a wool sweater.
What is to be itchy to?