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Which verb means 'to lose'?
Which verb means 'to lose'?
What is the correct translation of 'llover'?
What is the correct translation of 'llover'?
Which possessive adjective means 'our'?
Which possessive adjective means 'our'?
Which verb is a stem-changing verb that means 'to prefer'?
Which verb is a stem-changing verb that means 'to prefer'?
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In which season does 'el invierno' translate to in English?
In which season does 'el invierno' translate to in English?
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What form of the verb 'seguir' corresponds to 'ellos/ellas/ustedes'?
What form of the verb 'seguir' corresponds to 'ellos/ellas/ustedes'?
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What is the yo form of 'hacer'?
What is the yo form of 'hacer'?
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Which of the following translates to 'to come'?
Which of the following translates to 'to come'?
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What is the Spanish term for 'daughter-in-law'?
What is the Spanish term for 'daughter-in-law'?
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Which profession refers to someone who manages a household?
Which profession refers to someone who manages a household?
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What does the Spanish verb 'conocer' mean?
What does the Spanish verb 'conocer' mean?
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Which term describes a half sibling in Spanish?
Which term describes a half sibling in Spanish?
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What is the English translation of 'científico'?
What is the English translation of 'científico'?
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Which verb means 'to choose' in Spanish?
Which verb means 'to choose' in Spanish?
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Which term refers to an aunt or uncle in Spanish?
Which term refers to an aunt or uncle in Spanish?
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What is the role of a 'contador(a)'?
What is the role of a 'contador(a)'?
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Study Notes
Family Members
- Grandfather/grandmother: abuelo/a
- Brother-in-law/sister-in-law: cunado/a
- Husband/wife: esposo/a
- Stepbrother/sister: hermanastro/a
- Brother/sister: hermano/a
- Stepson/stepdaughter: hijastro/a
- Son/daughter: hijo/a
- Stepmother: madrastra
- Mother: madre
- Older: mayor
- Half brother/sister: medio hermano/a
- Younger: menor
- Grandson/granddaughter: nieto/a
- Daughter-in-law: nuera
- Stepfather: padrastro
- Father: padre
- Parents: padres
- Relatives: parientes
- Cousin: primo/a
- Nephew/niece: sobrino/a
- Father-in-law/mother-in-law: suegro/a
- Uncle/aunt: tio/a
- Son-in-law: yerno
Professions/Occupations
- Lawyer: abogado/a
- Housewife/househusband/home manager: amo/a de casa
- Architect: arquitecto/a
- Librarian: bibliotecario/a
- Cashier: cajero/a
- Waiter/waitress/server: camarero/a
- Scientist: científico/a
- Chef/cook: cocinero/a
- Counselor: consejero/a
- Accountant: contador(a)
- Sales clerk: dependiente/a
- Dentist: dentista
- Nurse: enfermero/a
- Manager: gerente
- Businessman/woman: hombre/mujer de negocios
- Engineer: ingeniero/a
- Mechanic: mecánico/a
- Teacher: maestro/a
- Doctor: médico/a
- Hairdresser: peluquero/a
- Journalist: periodista
- Police officer: policía
- Professor/teacher: profesor(a)
- Programmer: programador(a)
- Psychologist: psicólogo(a)
- Psychiatrist: psiquiatra
- Receptionist: recepcionista
- Secretary: secretario/a
- Technician: técnico/a
- Salesperson: vendedor(a)
- Veterinarian: veterinario/a
Activities
- To eat lunch: almorzar
- To close: cerrar
- To drive: conducir
- To know: conocer
- To count: contar
- To correct: corregir
- To give: dar
- To say/tell: decir
- To sleep: dormir
- To choose/elect: elegir
- To begin: empezar
- To do/make: hacer
- To offer: ofrecer
- To ask for/request: pedir
- To think/intend to do something: pensar
- To lose: perder
- To belong: pertenecer
- Can/to be able to do something: poder
- To prefer: preferir
Seasons
- Spring: primavera
- Summer: verano
- Fall: otoño
- Winter: invierno
Weather
- Rain: lluvia
- Snow: nieve
- Sun: sol
- Clear/sunny: despejado/a
- Cloudy: nublado/a
- To rain: llover
- To snow: nevar
- (Not) (very) nice weather: (no) hace (muy) buen tiempo
- (Very) hot: hace (mucho) calor
Possessive Adjectives
- My: mi (s)
- Your (informal): tu (s)
- Your, his, her: su (s)
- Our: nuestro(s), nuestra(s)
- Your (informal plural used in Spain): vuestro(s), vuestra(s)
- Your, their: su (s)
Stem Changing Verbs
- Examples of stem-changing verbs are provided with subject pronouns, yo forms, tu forms etc.
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Test your knowledge of family members and common professions in Spanish. This quiz covers vocabulary that includes various family terms as well as different occupations, helping you expand both your personal and professional language skills.
