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Vocabulario:
sustantivos (nouns)
él - he/him
el árbol - tree
el apartamento – apartment
el baño – bathroom
el comedor – dining room
el dormitorio – bedroom
el garaje – garage
el gato – cat
el jardín – garden
el primo – cousin (m)
el sótano – basement
el zoológico – zoo
la calle – street
la casa – house
la ardilla – squirrel
la alcantarilla – sewer
la piscina – pool
la sala – living room
las tortugas ninja – the Ninja Turtles
¿Quién? - who?

otro (other)
cerca de – close to
con – with
conmigo – with me
de – of, from
de dos pisos – two-story
en – in, on
grande – big
lejos de – far from
mi - me
morado – purple
tan – so

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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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Vocabulario:
un problema – problem
las novias – girlfriends
estudiar – to study
limpiar el baño – clean the bathroom
bailar – to dance
comer – to eat
los estudiantes – students
mi(s) – my
el gato – cat
¿Cuántos años tienes? – How old are you?
para – for
el examen – test
hablar por teléfono – to talk on the phone
ir al cine – to go to the movies
los niños – the kids/children
la escuela – school
ayudar en casa – to help out around the house
la muchacha – girl
nadar – to swim
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ER verb endings (endings in blue):

Vocabulario:
hablar (to talk, speak)

beber – to drink
comer – to eat
creer – to think, believe
creer en – to believe in
creer que – to think that
deber – should, ought
leer – to read

mucho – much, a lot
el arroz – rice
no – no
las verduras – vegetables
los estudiantes – students
el libro de inglés – English book
la novela – novel
el libro – book
la hamburguesa – hamburger
los niños – children
creer que – to think that
el español – Spanish
es – he/she/it is
importante – important
el agua – water
hacer la tarea – to do homework
mi – my
los extraterrestres – aliens

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yo voy,  tú vas,  él/ella/usted va,  nosotros/nosotras vamos,  ellos/ellas/ustedes van.

This also includes some vocabulary on places also because we have to use ‘a‘ to mean ‘to’ when we go to a place.  It will make more sense in the video!  Enjoy.

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Conjugation Chart:

Práctica adicional:

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