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Vocabulario:

sustantivos:
abuelos – granparents
basura – trash
compadre – buddy
dinero – money
el carro – car
el puré – purée
el restaurante – restaurant
espinacas – spinach
horas – hours
la bicicleta – bicycle
la comida – food
la tienda – store
papitas – chips, fries
libro – book
la abuelita – little grandma / little old lady
la pelota – ball
la tele – tv
niño – boy, child
novia – girlfriend
ojos – eyes
un besito – a little kiss

verbos:
alcanzar – to reach; get to
apagar – to turn off
++apagamos – we turn off
acaba de – s/he just (did something)
besar – to kiss
caerse – to fall down
++me caí – I fell down
cambiar – to change
cocinar – to cook
comer – to eat
++estoy comiendo – I am eating (right now)
++está comiendo – s/he is ealing (right now)
comprar – to buy
dar – to give
++das – you give
deber – should
++debo – I should
dejar de – to stop (doing something)
encontrar – to find
estar – to be
++está – s/he / it is
++estaba – s/he was
fumar – to smoke
hacer – to do; make
++hago – I do; make
++hace – s/he does; makes
hay – there is / there are
ir – to go
++vamos – we go
++va – s/he goes
leer – to read
levantar – to lift
limpiar – to clean
++estamos limpiando – we are cleaning (right now)
llegar – to arrive
++llega – s/he arrives
lograr – to succeed
++lograste – you succeeded
mirar – to watch
++estaba mirando – s/he was watching
pasar – to happen
++pasó – it happened
poder – to be able; can
puedo – I can
++puedes – you can
++pude – I could
++pudiste – you could
querer – to want
++quiero – I want
++quieren – they want
saber – to know
++sé – I know
sacar – to take
ser – to be
++es – s/he is
++era – s/he was
sonreír – to smile
te gusta – you like
tener que – to have (to do something)
terminar – to end
++terminó – s/he / it ended
traer – to bring
++traigo – I bring
tratar de – to try (to do something)
++trataba de – s/he tried (to do something)
ver – to see

otro:
a – to
aburrido – bored / boring
allí – there
antes de – before
bien – well
con – with
cuando – when
de – of, from
en – in, on
esos - those
este – this
mucho – a lot
muy – very
nadie – no one
no – no
para – for
pero – but
por – for
porque – because
pues – well
puesto que – since, because
qué – what
que – that
rápido – fast
sí – yes
siempre – always
su – his/her/your/their
sucio – dirty
tu(s) – your
todo – every
y – and
ya - already
ya no – no longer

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Vocabulario:

sustantivos:
abuelos – grandparents
alguien – someone
años – years
carne – meat
consejos – advice
días – days
discípulo – disciple
edad – age
el aeropuerto – airport
el cáncer – cancer
el equipo – team
el fin de semana – weekend
el hotel – hotel
el Imperio Romano – Roman Empire
el martes – (on) Tuesday
el miércoles – (on) Wednesday
el mundo – the world
el Santo Grial – the Holy Grail
el torneo – tournament
enfermera – nurse
galaxias – galaxies
habitación – room
hermana – sister
la boda – wedding
la copa – cup; wineglass
la gasolina – gasoline
la gente – people
la esposa – wife
la mañana – morning
la playa – beach
la Última Cena – the Last Supper
las mujeres – women
las vacaciones – vacation
los carros – cars
los cerdos – pigs
los estudiantes – students
los hombres – men
meses – months
número – number
papá – dad
papás – parents
partes – parts
petróleo – petroleum
permiso – permission
piscina – pool
planetas – planets
sábado – Saturday
semestre – semester
sonrisa – smile
un abuelo – a grandfather
un restaurante – restaurant
una cura – a cure
vecino – neighbor
vida – life

verbos:
aprender – to learn
bailar – to dance
beber – to drink
cantar – to sing
casarse – to get married
cocinar – to cook
comer – to eat
creer – to think; believe
depender – to depend
dormir – to sleep
enamorarse de – to fall in love (with)
encontrar – to find
enojarse – to get angry
entenderse – to understand each other
estar – to be
graduarse – to graduate
ir – to go
levantarse – to get up
llamar – to call
llevar – to take; carry
llover – to rain
pedir – to ask for
usar – to use
viajar – to travel
volar – to fly
saber – to know
ser – to be
sentirse – to feel
irse – to leave

otro:
antes de – before
algunos – some
cincuenta – fifty
con – with
cuando – when
durante – during
después de – after
eliminado – eliminated
elegante – elegant
en – in, on
enamorado – in love
este – this
otro – other
mi – my
más – more
muerto – dead
mejor – better
nunca – never
para – for
perdedor – losing
pero – but
porque – because
posiblemente – possibly
por – for
pronto – soon
próximo – next
que – that
qué – what
quién – who
si – if
sin – without
sobre – about
su – his/her/your/their
tarde – late
todo – all
tu – your
vivo – alive
ya no – no longer
ya – already
y – and

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Vocabulario:

verbos (verbs):
ayudar – to help
++ayudamos – we help, we helped
++ayudaba – s/he used to help
amar – to love
++ ama – s/he loves
besar – to kiss
++   besaste – you kissed
comer – to eat
++     comí – I ate
comprar – to buy
++     compró – s/he bought
conocer – to know (someone, place)
++     conozco – I know
++     conoces – you know
cortar – to cut
decir – to say, to tell
++     dije – I said
++     dijo – s/he said
despertar – to wake up
++     despierto – I wake up
++    despiertas – you wake up
estar – to be
++     está dormida – she is asleep
++     están – they are
++     estuve – I was
hablar - to talk
invitar – to invite
++    invita – s/he invites
++    invité – I invited
ir – to go
++     vas – you go / you are going
++     fui – I went
++     fuiste – you went
jugar – to play
++    jugando al béisbol – playing baseball
lastimarse – to hurt oneself
++     me lastimé – I hurt myself / I hurt my ___.
lavar – to wash
++     lava – s/he washes
++     lavó – s/he washed
llamar – to call
++     llamo – I call
llegar – to arrive
++     llegué – I arrived
necesitar – to need
++     necesita – s/he needs
pensar (en) – to think (about)
++    piensas – you think
poder – can, to be able
++     puedo – I can
++     podemos – we can, we are able
poner – to put, to place, to set
++     puse – I put
querer – to want, to love (a person)
++    quieres – you want; you love (a person)
saber – to know
++    sabemos – we know
ser – to be
++     es – s/he is; it is
++     era – I was / s/he was
tener – to have
++     tengo – I have
++     tienes – you have
tomar – to take
visitar – to visit
++     visita – s/he visits
ver – to see
++     vi – I saw
++     viste – you saw
++     vimos – we saw

sustantivos (nouns)
anoche – lastnight
el brazo – arm
el número de teléfono – phone number
el hermano – brother
el partido de béisbol – the baseball game
el pasto – grass
el plátano – banana
el refri – fridge
el tiempo libre – free time
la abuela – the grandmother
la cebolla – onion
la cena – dinner
la fiesta – party
la flor – flower
la hermana – sister
la iglesia – church
la mamá – mom
la medicina – medicine
la mesa – table
la muchacha – the girl
la película – movie
la ropa – clothes
la tarea de matemáticas – math homework
la vida – life
mañana – tomorrow
un día – one day
viernes – Friday

otro (other)
¿cuándo? – when
¿dónde? – where
¿por qué? – why
¿quién? – who

a las ___ – at [time]
a ver – let’s see
de nuevo – again
después de – after
durante – during
en – in
eso – that
este / esta – this
gracias – thanks
guapo – handsome
inteligente – smart, intelligent
más – more
mucho – a lot
muy – very
nuestro – our
nuevo – new
pero – but
propio – own
que – that
realmente – really
siempre – always
su(s) – his, her, their, your (formal), your (plural)
te ves muy bien – you look really good
tan – so
tanto – so much
tarde – late
temprano – early
todavía – still
tu(s) – your
un poco – a little (bit)
¿verdad? – right?
ya – already

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Vocabulario:

medidas del tiempo:
minutos – minutes
horas - hours
días – days
semanas – weeks
meses - months
años - years

verbos:
asistir (a) - to attend
++asiste a la universidad – s/he attends college
bailar – to dance
++ baila – s/he dances
besar – to kiss
++ está besando – s/he is kissing (right now)
comer – to eat
++ come – s/he eats
confesar – to confess
++ confiesa – s/he confesses
doler - to hurt
++ me duele – my ___ hurts
dormir - to sleep
++ duermo – I sleep
++ duerme – s/he sleeps
hablar – to talk, to speak
++ hablo – I speak; I talk
hacer – to do; to make
++ hace caca – s/he poops
++ hace ejercicio – s/he exercises
++hace la cama – s/he makes the bed
++ hace la tarea – s/he does homework
estar – to be
++ estoy – I am [feeling / located]
++está – s/he is / it is
++está cortado – it is cut off
++estamos – we are [feeling / located]
++están – they are [feeling / located]
jugar – to play
++están jugando - they’re playing (right now)
llorar - to cry
++está llorando - s/he is crying (right now)
llover – to rain
++llueve – it rains
mirar – to watch
++mira – s/he watches
nevar – to snow
++nieva – it snows
querer – to want
++quiero – I want
sufrir – to suffer
++sufre – s/he suffers
tener - to have
++tengo – I have
++tiene - s/he has / it has
tocar – to play [an instrument]
++tocas - you play [an instrument]
usar - to use
++uso – I use
ver – to see
++veo – I see
vivir – to live
++ vivimos – we live

otro:
alrededor de - around
bien – well
con – with
en – in, on, at
enfermo – sick [male]
mi(s) – my
mucho – a lot
poco – a little
sin – without
su(s) – his / her / their / your (formal / plural)
te – you / to you / for you

sustantivos*
el agua – water
el baño - bathroom
el béisbol – baseball
el cáncer a la tiroides - thyroid cancer
el cuarto – room; bedroom
el desierto – the desert
el puente – bridge
el reloj – watch
el tráfico – traffic
la batería – drum (set)
la boca – mouth
la cabeza – head
la caspa - dandruff
la ciudad – city
la espalda – back
la foto – picture
la guitarra – the guitar
la niña – girl
la escuela – school
la enfermería – nursing
la televisión - television
un jardín de infantes – kindergarten

*el and la will translate to “the” when needed in the translation

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Verb conjugation:

Vocabulario:
sustantivos (nouns)
dinero – money
el arroz – rice
el brócoli – broccoli
el centro comercial - the mall
el cine – to go to the movies
el chocolate – chocolate
el concierto – the concert
el domingo – Sunday
el examen – test
el jamón – ham
el jueves - Thursday
el lunes – Monday
el martes - Tuesday
el miércoles – Wednesday
el parque de diversiones – the amusement park
el profesor - teacher
el viernes – Friday
el sábado – Saturday
la secretaria – secretary (female)
las fresas - strawberries
las zanahorias – carrots
los chicos – boys
mi amiga – my friend (female)
sus libros – his/her books
sus papás -his/her parents
tiempo - time

verbos (verbs)
comprar – to buy
escribir – to write
enseñar - to show, to teach
está enfermo - he is sick
está en problemas - he/she is in trouble
estudiar -to study
hablar en español – to speak in Spanish
ir (a) – to go (to)
ir de pesca – to go fishing
ir de vacaciones - to go on vacation
jugar (al) béisbol – to play baseball
le duele la mano – his/her hand hurts
no lo comprende - he/she doesn’t understand it
quiere decir… - it means …
salir con – to go out with
tener que – to have to (do something)
trabajar – to work

otro (other)
porque -because
con – with
para – for, in order to

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Notice that in this video I only really discuss the verb meaning ‘to want’ but it could also be used as ‘to love’ with people and pets.

ex:
Juan quiere a sus padres. – Juan loves his parents.
Ellos quieren a sus gatos. - They love their cats.
(Yo) Te quiero. – I love you.

Verb conjugation chart:

Vocabulario:
comer – to eat
el cine – movie theater
el muchacho – boy
el profesor - professor / teacher
el restaurante – restaurant
estar de vacaciones – to be on vacation
hablar por teléfono – to talk on the phone
hacer la tarea – to do homework
ir – to go
jugar al béisbol – to play baseball
la chica – girl
la novia – girlfriend
la secretaria – secretary (female)
leer – to read
nuevo – new
pequeño – small
tener – to have
tocar la guitarra – to play guitar
una chaqueta – a jacket
una pizza – a pizza
un coche – a car
un gato – a cat
un millón de dólares - a million dollars
unos tenis – some tennis shoes.

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Vocabulario:
mi / mis – my
tu / tus – your (familiar)
su / sus - his, her, your (formal)

el lápiz – the pencil
un lápiz – a pencil
los lápices – the pencils
unos lápices – some pencils
la regla – the ruler
una regla – a ruler
las reglas – the rulers
unas reglas - some rulers

el cuaderno – notebook
el perro – dog
el gato – cat
los jeans – jeans
el libro – book
el marcador – marker
el vestido – dress
la camisa – shirt
la guitarra – guitar
la hamburguesa – hamburger
la piña – pineapple
los pantalones – pants
los tenis – tennis shoes

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Rules summary:

Vocabulario:
el lápiz - the pencil
un lápiz – a pencil
la pizza – the pizza
una pizza – a pizza
los marcadores - the markers
unos marcadores – some markers
las camisetas - the t-shirts
unas camisetas – some t-shirts

el bolígrafo – pen
el cine – movie theater
el plátano – banana
el refresco – soft drink
la camisa – shirt
la manzana – apple
la mochila – bookbag
los pantalones – pants
la papa – potatoes
la playa – beach

¿Qué pasó? – What happened?
beber – to drink
comer – to eat
el café – coffee
el español – Spanish
estudiar – to study
la televisión – television
las verduras – vegetables
llevar – to take, carry, wear
los estudiantes – students
mirar – to look [at], watch
mucho/mucha – much, a lot
muchos/muchas – many, lots
el libro – book
necesitar – to need
tener – to have
una carpeta – a folder
un cuaderno – a notebook
un vestido – a dress

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Vocabulario:
el dinero – money
estudiar - study
hablar por teléfono – to talk on the telephone
ir al baño – to go to the bathroom
ir al gimnasio – go to the gym
la clase – class
más – more
nuevo – new
para – for
trabajar – to work
una cámara – a camera
una chaqueta – a jacket
una guitarra – a guitar
un coche - a car
un lápiz - a pencil
un libro – a book
un perro – a dog
un vestido - a dress
unos pantalones – some pants
unos tenis – some tennis shoes

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Vocabulario:
la camisa – shirt
la camiseta – t-shirt
el suéter – sweater
la sudadera – sweatshirt
la chaqueta -jacket
los pantalones – pants
los jeans – jeans
el vestido – dress
los pantalones cortos – shorts
las medias – panty hose
los calcetines – socks
los zapatos – shoes
los tenis – tennis shoes
las sandalias – sandals
las chanclas – flip-flops/slippers
el abrigo – coat
el traje de baño – bathing suit
la ropa interior - underwear

Notes:
las sandalias can be sandals or flip-flops;
chanclas are flip-flops/slippers (I believe it to be a more Mexican word in this context)

In México, some of these words might be as follows:
la camiseta => la playera
la chaqueta => la chamarra
los pantalones cortos => los chores / (el short?)