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80 Cards in this Set

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to hold in esteem, think well of
apreciar
to share
compartir
to look down on
despreciar
to discriminate (against)
discriminar (contra)
(not) to get along well (with)
(no) llevarse bien (con)
to respect
respetar
ancestor
el antepasado
esteem (noun)
el aprecio
contrast
el contraste
descendant
el/la descendiente
scorn, contempt
el desprecio
native (indigenous) inhabitant
el/la indígena
Native American
el/la indio/a
mixture
la mezcla
population
la población
race (ethnic)
la raza
tradition
la tradición
with respect to
con respecto a
modern things
lo moderno
traditional things
lo tradicional
impersonal se
se + 3rd person singular verb

IE: Se dice que la comunicación es clave.

They say that communication is key.
passive se
se + 3rd person (sing or plural) verb + noun

IE: Aquí se venden zapatos.

Shoes are sold here.


noun + se + 3rd person (sing or plural) verb

Mi bolsa se roba allí.
My purse was stolen here.
indirect object pronouns
me me, to me
te you, to you
le [(to) him, her, you]
nos us, to us
les [(to) them, you all]
sequence of object pronouns
IO then DO
damelos

if both start with l (le/lo) then IO becomes SE

I want to give him the book.
him = le // the book = lo
Quiero darselo.
to drown
ahogar(se)
to warn
amonestar
to regret
arrepentirse de
to dare
atreverse a
to shout
gritar
to pay attention to, heed
hacer caso (de)
to stop, detain
parar(se)
to betray
traicionar
lover
el/la amante
wedding
la boda
narrow street
la calleja
cape
la capa
cathedral
la catedral
conquest
la conquista
epoch, age
la época
ghost, phantom
el fantasma
lake
el lago
cry, lament (noun)
el lamento
legend
la leyenda
lament, weeping (noun)
el llanto
legendary figure of a weeping woman
la Llorona
moon
la luna
shore
la orilla
face
el rostro
blood
la sangre
crazed, insane
enloquecido/a
indigenous, native (adjective)
indígena
full
lleno/a
of mixed race
mestizo/a
dead
muerto/a
dark, obscure
oscuro/a
imperfect for -ar verbs
aba
abas
aba

ábamos
aban
imperfect for -er/-ir verbs
ía
ías
ía

íamos
ían
imperfect of ser
era
eras
era

éramos
eran
imperfect of ir
iba
ibas
iba

íbamos
iban
imperfect of ver
veía
veías
veía

veíamos
veían
to shave
afeitarse
to bathe
bañarse
to (un)dress
(des)vestirse
to shower
ducharse
to wash (oneself)
lavarse
to comb one's hair
peinarse
to put on makeup
pintarse
to put on (clothing)
ponerse
to take off (clothing
quitarse
to dry
secarse
to think
pensar
to have an opinion about something (answer questions of opinion)
pensar que
to have general thoughts (about someone or something)
pensar en
to have an opinion or point of view, used in questions
pensar de
to consist of
consistir en
to depend on
depender de
to fall in love with someone
enamorarse de
to marry (someone)
casarse (con whoever)
to dream about/of
soñar CON
Uses of the imperfect tense:
Imperfect = incomplete.

Actions in the past that were in progress.

Leía el periódico. = I was reading the paper.

Ongoing actions or conditions.

La casa estaba en la esquina. = The house was on the corner.

The hour (telling time).

Eran las 8:00. = It was 8:00.

Habitual or repeated actions.

Salía con mi novio los viernes. = I used to go out with my boyfriend on Fridays.

Estudiaba por la mañana. = I used to study in the morning.

Anticipated actions.

Al día siguiente tenía un examen. = On the next day I was going to have an exam.

Íbamos a la playa. = We were going to go to the beach.