Spanish 2 Ch. 21

Front 1

caja (f)

Back 1

cash register

Front 2

bolsa (f)

Back 2

handbag

Front 3

efectivo (m)

Back 3

cash

Front 4

número (m)

Back 4

size for shoes

Front 5

probodar (m)

Back 5

fitting room

Front 6

ropa interior (f)

Back 6

underwear

Front 7

talla (f)

Back 7

size (for clothing)

Front 8

tarjeta de crédito

Back 8

credit card

Front 9

a cuadros

Back 9

plaid

Front 10

apretado (a)

Back 10

tight

Front 11

a rayas

Back 11

striped

Front 12

barato (a)

Back 12

cheap

Front 13

chico (a)

Back 13

small

Front 14

caro (a)

Back 14

expensive

Front 15

de lunares

Back 15

polka dots

Front 16

estampado (a)

Back 16

patterned

Front 17

grande

Back 17

large

Front 18

liso (a)

Back 18

solid (color)

Front 19

mediano (a)

Back 19

medium

Front 20

rebajado (a)

Back 20

on sale

Front 21

quedarle (+ adjective)

Back 21

to fit (+adjective)

Front 22

probarse (ue)

Back 22

to try on

Front 23

algodón (m)

Back 23

cotton

Front 24

lana (f)

Back 24

wool

Front 25

lino (m)

Back 25

linen

Front 26

mezclila (f)

Back 26

denim

Front 27

piel (f)

Back 27

leather

Front 28

seda (f)

Back 28

silk

Front 29

mayor

Back 29

older (age)

Front 30

mejor

Back 30

better

Front 31

menor

Back 31

younger

Front 32

peor

Back 32

worse

Front 33

tan (as) + adjective/adverb +como (as)

Back 33

as ______as
example: la blusa ropa es tan bonita como la azul.

The red blouse is as pretty as the blue one.

Front 34

tanto (s) + noun + como (as)

Back 34

as much, many + noun + como (as)

Example:
Ella tiene tantos zapatos como Esmerelda.

She has as many shoes as Esmerelda.

Front 35

verb + tanto como

Back 35

Example: El trabaja tanto como ella.

He works as much as she does.

Front 36

mas + adj./noun/adv. + que

Back 36

more _______ than

Example: La seda es mas cara que el algodon.

Silk is more expensive than cotton.

Front 37

menos + adj./noun/adv. + que

Back 37

less _______ than

Example: Pilar compro menos ropa que su hermana.

Pilar bought less clothing than her sister.

Front 38

verb + mas/menos que

Back 38

Example: El sombrero cuesta menos que los guantes.

The hat costs less than the gloves.

Front 39

superlatives are used when comparing more than one person or thing. What does it mean?

Back 39

It means the most, the least, the best ect.

Front 40

How do you make it a superlative?

Back 40

add article such as (el, la, los, las) + mas/menos + noun (optional) + adjective + de (optional)

Example: Este traje es el traje mas caro (de esta tienda).

This suit is the most expensive suit in the store.

Example: Esta talle es la mas grande.

This size is the biggest.

Front 41

To use best and age expressions they are all irregular what are the irregular words you use?

Back 41

mejor, peor, menor, y mayor

Front 42

hay uses

Back 42

to mean there is or there are. It indicates the existence of something.

Front 43

When to use ser?

Back 43

--to describe characteristics of people. places, and things.

--To identify relationship or occupation and nationality

--To express origin

--To express possession

--To give time and dates

--To tell where or when something takes place
Example--
La fiesta es en la casa de Paco.
The party is (taking place) at Paco's house.

Front 44

When to use estar?

Back 44

--to indicate location

--to express emotional, mental, or physical condition

--in the present progressive