Spanish Flash Cards - Grammar, Food and Dining, Places and Directions, People & Relationships, Transportation, Accommodation - Page 1

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¿Cómo llamas al sentimiento opuesto de feliz?

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¿Cómo llamas al sentimiento opuesto de feliz?

What do you call the opposite feeling of happy?

✓ triste sad

💡 Hint: Sad - unhappy, opposite of "feliz"

Example: Me siento triste porque mi perro está enfermo. I feel sad because my dog is sick.

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#2

¿Qué puente es solo para peatones?

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¿Qué puente es solo para peatones?

What bridge is only for pedestrians?

✓ el puente peatonal the pedestrian bridge

💡 Hint: Pedestrian bridge - footbridge, crosses roads safely, "pasarela" also used

Example: Uso el puente peatonal para cruzar la autopista de manera segura. I use the pedestrian bridge to cross the highway safely.

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#3

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Nosotros ___ abierto la puerta. (have opened)

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Nosotros ___ abierto la puerta. (have opened)

We have opened the door.

✓ hemos abierto we have opened

💡 Hint: We have opened the door - irregular past participle "abierto" from "abrir"

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#4

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___ están mirando. (nos - they are looking at us)

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___ están mirando. (nos - they are looking at us)

They are looking at us.

✓ Nos

💡 Hint: They are looking at us - "nos" direct object with progressive form

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#5

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Voy a ___ en la playa este verano. (relax)

I'm going to relax on the beach this summer - reflexive infinitive after "ir a"

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Voy a ___ en la playa este verano. (relax)

I'm going to relax on the beach this summer.

✓ relajarme to relax (myself)

💡 Hint: I'm going to relax on the beach this summer - reflexive infinitive after "ir a"

Example: Llévate una chaqueta, por si acaso. Take a jacket, just in case.

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#6

¿Dónde subes al tren?

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¿Dónde subes al tren?

Where do you board the train?

✓ el andén the platform

💡 Hint: Train platform - raised area alongside tracks for boarding

Example: Esperamos en el andén hasta que llegó el tren. We waited on the platform until the train arrived.

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#7

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¿Cómo llamas a alguien que no le gusta trabajar?

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¿Cómo llamas a alguien que no le gusta trabajar?

What do you call someone who doesn't like to work?

✓ perezoso lazy

💡 Hint: Lazy - doesn't like to work, opposite of hardworking

Example: No seas perezoso, levanta tu plato de la mesa. Don't be lazy, pick up your plate from the table.

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#8

¿Dónde lavas tu coche automáticamente?

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¿Dónde lavas tu coche automáticamente?

Where do you wash your car automatically?

✓ el autolavado the carwash

💡 Hint: Carwash - automated facility for cleaning vehicles

Example: Llevé mi coche al autolavado después de conducir por el camino polvoriento. I took my car to the carwash after driving on the dusty road.

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#9

¿Qué dulce rojo y blanco comes en Navidad?

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¿Qué dulce rojo y blanco comes en Navidad?

What red and white candy do you eat at Christmas?

✓ el bastón de caramelo the candy cane

💡 Hint: Striped peppermint candy shaped like a cane, popular at Christmas

Example: Cuelgo el bastón de caramelo de menta en el árbol navideño. I hang the peppermint candy cane on the Christmas tree.

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