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#1
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¿Cómo dices "nice to meet you" (formal)?
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¿Cómo dices "nice to meet you" (formal)?
✓ mucho gusto
💡 Hint: Nice to meet you - "mucho gusto" (much pleasure), "mucho" is adverb so doesn't change gender
Example: Mucho gusto, señor Rodríguez. Es un honor conocerlo. Nice to meet you, Mr. Rodriguez. It's an honor to meet you.
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#2
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¿Dónde ___ el banco? (to be/location)
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¿Dónde ___ el banco? (to be/location)
Where is the bank?
✓ está
💡 Hint: Where is - ESTAR for location even if permanent, "dónde" (where) triggers ESTAR
Example: ¿Dónde está el banco más cercano? Where is the nearest bank?
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#3
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¿Cuánto tiempo tiene doce meses?
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¿Cuánto tiempo tiene doce meses?
What period of time has twelve months?
✓ año
💡 Hint: Year - twelve months, 365 days, from Latin "annus
Example: ¡Feliz año nuevo! Que tengas un gran año. Happy New Year! May you have a great year.
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#4
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______ __ _________ y ven aquí.
Stop being silly and come here.
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______ __ _________ y ven aquí.
✓ déjate de tonterías
💡 Hint: Stop being silly and come here.
Example: Déjate de tonterías y ven aquí. Stop the nonsense and come here.
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#5
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¿Cuánto tiempo tiene sesenta minutos?
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#5
⏰
¿Cuánto tiempo tiene sesenta minutos?
What period of time has sixty minutes?
✓ hora
💡 Hint: Hour - 60 minutes, from Latin "hora
Example: ¿Qué hora es? Son las dos de la tarde. What time is it? It's two in the afternoon.
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#6
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¿Cómo dices "you're welcome" (de nada)?
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¿Cómo dices "you're welcome" (de nada)?
✓ de nada
💡 Hint: You're welcome - literally "of nothing
Example: — Muchas gracias. — De nada, fue un placer ayudarte. — Thank you very much. — You're welcome, it was a pleasure to help you.
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#7
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Al ___ a casa, vi a María. (to arrive)
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Al ___ a casa, vi a María. (to arrive)
Upon arriving home, I saw María.
✓ llegar
💡 Hint: Upon arriving home, I saw María - infinitive after "al"
Example: Al llegar a casa, vi a María. Upon arriving home, I saw María.
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#8
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Yo ___ español. (hablar - to speak)
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Yo ___ español. (hablar - to speak)
I speak Spanish.
✓ hablo
💡 Hint: I speak - -AR verb: remove -ar, add -o for yo, most common verb type in Spanish
Example: Yo hablo español con mis amigos. I speak Spanish with my friends.
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#9
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Se ___ en el espejo. (mirar - they look at themselves)
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#9
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Se ___ en el espejo. (mirar - they look at themselves)
They look at themselves in the mirror.
✓ miran
💡 Hint: They look at themselves in the mirror - reflexive "mirarse
Example: Ellos se miran en el espejo cada mañana. They look at themselves in the mirror every morning.
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