Hay or Tener
Los Números
TENER QUE or
HAY QUE
HAY QUE
General vocabulary
Latin American Culture
100
VERB HABER CONJUGATED TO THE FIRST PERSON.
YO HE.
100
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DIECISIETE
100
You need to eat vegetables.
HAY que comer vegetales.
General, not directed to you.
100
MAMÁ
MOTHER
MAMÁ
100
POINT THE MEXICAN FLAG FROM THE BANNER IN THE BACK.
200
VERB TENER CONJUGATED TO THE FIRST PERSON.
YO TENGO.
200
68
SESENTA Y OCHO
200
Mr. Howard has to turn back his assignment.
Mr. Howard tiene que entregar su tarea.
200
DEPORTES
SPORTS
200
POINT THE COLOMBIA FLAG FROM THE BANNER.
300
VERB HABER IN THE IMPERSONAL FORM.
HAY.
300
346
TRECIENTOS CUARENTA Y SEIS.
300
you have to exercise.
Hay que hacer ejercicio.
GENERAL.
300
LAPIZ
PENCIL
300
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE CAPITAL OF COLOMBIA. WHERE YOUR TEACHER IS FROM.
BOGOTÁ.
400
VERB TENER CONJUGATED FOR EL-ELLA.
ÉL TIENE OR
ELLA TIENE
400
5.640
CINCO MIL SEICIENTOS CUARENTA.
400
you and her have to walk back home.
Tú y ella tienen que caminar al trabajo.
400
PERRO
DOG
400
POINT THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC FLAG FROM THE BANNER.
500
BOTH VERB TENER AND HABER CONJUGATED FOR THE SECOND PERSON.
TU TIENES
TU HAS
500
116.839
CIENTO DIECISEIS MIL OCHOCIENTOS TREINTA Y NUEVE.
500
Mr. Smith, Mr. Morgan and you have to stop eating in class.
Mr. Smith, Mr. Morgan y tú tienen que dejar de comer en clase.
500
CUADERNO
NOTEBOOK
500
POINT IN THE MAP, WHERE IS COLOMBIA.
COLOMBIA IS HERE:
