La Familia Marin 2 Flashcards

Vocabulary Study Notes

• Kitchen: Translates to la cocina, a fundamental room for cooking and socializing in a home.
• Fan, Fond of: The term aficionado signifies someone who is particularly enthusiastic or passionate about something.
• To Rent: The verb alquilar describes the action of leasing or hiring something, often related to property and automobiles.
• Help: Ayuda refers to the assistance provided to others; can imply both physical aid and emotional support.
• To Help: The verb form ayudar is used for the act of providing help or assistance.
• Bottles: Refers to botellas, typically containers for liquids, varying in sizes and materials.
• To Fall Down: The action described by caerse indicates the act of losing balance and descending to a lower position.
• Dining Room: Known as comedor, this space is designated for meals and family gatherings.
• Content: The state of being happy or satisfied is expressed with the term contento.
• The Glass: Translates to cristal, commonly referring to glassware used for drinking.
• Handcrafts: Curiosidades signifies handmade items often valued for their uniqueness and craftsmanship.
• To Eat Breakfast: The phrase desayunarse means to partake in the morning meal, important for starting the day.
• Bookshelf: Known as estante, this is a piece of furniture for storing books and other items.
• To Find: The verb hallar describes the process of discovering or locating something.
• Young People: Translates to jovenes, typically referring to teenagers and young adults.
• Together: The word juntos emphasizes unity and companionship.
• Ready: Listo conveys being prepared or set to undertake an activity or task.
• Full: The term lleno means possessing no more available space, whether referring to a container or a person after a meal.
• Nobody, No One: Translates to nadie, indicating the absence of people.
• To Clean: The action of tidying up is illustrated by the verb limpiar.
• Cleaning: Limpieza refers to the process or act of making something clean; associated with hygiene.
• Clean: The adjective limpio describes the state of being free from dirt or impurities.
• New: Translates to nuevo, indicating something recently made or acquired.
• To Pay: The verb pagar means to render money for goods or services.
• To Think: The action of forming thoughts or opinions is expressed with pensar.
• Drink: Refers to refresco, commonly indicating a beverage, often non-alcoholic.
• Watch: Translates to reloj, a device for measuring time.
• Watch Shop: Known as relojeria, this is a store specializing in watches and timepieces.
• Watch Maker: The term relojero refers to a professional who repairs or creates watches.
• To Repair: The action of fixing something is described by the verb reparar.
• To Break: The verb romper indicates causing something to separate into pieces.
• Broken: The adjective roto describes an object that is no longer functioning or intact.
• Living Room: Known as sala, this is a primary common area in a home for relaxation and entertainment.
• Week: Translates to semana, which refers to a period of seven days.
• People: The term la gente represents individuals collectively, often in a community or social context.
• The Others: Los otros indicates a group distinct from oneself or another previously mentioned group.
• Bedrooms: Refers to alcobas, spaces designated for sleeping and personal retreat.
• Though, Although, Even Though: The word aunque introduces a contrast or exception in statements.
• Activity: Translates to la actividad, which refers to any organized action or task.
• Already: The term ya indicates that something has happened before the current moment.
• While: Translates to mientras, which signifies a simultaneous occurrence or duration of time.