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Which phrase means 'to go shopping' in Spanish?
Which phrase means 'to go shopping' in Spanish?
Which Spanish phrase translates to 'the swimming pool'?
Which Spanish phrase translates to 'the swimming pool'?
What does 'generalmente' mean in English?
What does 'generalmente' mean in English?
If someone asks '¿Con quién?', they are asking about what?
If someone asks '¿Con quién?', they are asking about what?
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'El cine' refers to which of the following places?
'El cine' refers to which of the following places?
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What does 'después' translate to in English?
What does 'después' translate to in English?
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In Spanish, how do you say 'at home'?
In Spanish, how do you say 'at home'?
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Which phrase means 'after'?
Which phrase means 'after'?
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Study Notes
Talking about Leisure Activities
- Shopping: ir de compras (to go shopping)
- Watching a Movie: ver una película (to see a movie)
- Piano Lesson: la lección de piano (piano lesson)
- Staying Home: Me quedo en casa (I stay at home)
Talking About Places
- Library: la biblioteca
- Cafe: el café
- Countryside: el campo
- Home/House: la casa / casa
- At Home: en casa
- Mall: el centro comercial
- Movie Theater: el cine
- Gym: el gimnasio
- Church: la iglesia
- Mosque: la mezquita
- Mountains: las montañas
- Park: el parque
- Swimming Pool: la piscina
- Beach: la playa
- Restaurant: el restaurante
- Synagogue: la sinagoga
- Temple: el templo
- Work/Job: el trabajo
Telling with Whom You Go
- With whom?: ¿Con quién?
- With my/your friends: con mis / tus amigos
- Alone: solo, -a
When Things are Done
- When?: ¿Cuándo?
- Afterwards: después
- After: después (de)
- Weekends: los fines de semana
- Mondays: los lunes
- Tuesdays: los martes
Where Someone is From
- Where are you from?: ¿De dónde eres?
- From, of: de
How Often
- Generally: generalmente
Other Useful Words and Expressions
- You don't say! (Common Expression): ¡No me digas!
- In order to + infinitive: para + infinitive
Going
- I go: voy
- You go (informal): vas
- He/She/It goes: va
- We go: vamos
- You all go (plural): vais
- They go: van
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Description
Test your knowledge on common leisure activities and places in Spanish. This quiz covers vocabulary related to shopping, going to the movies, and various locations such as cafes, parks, and gyms. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their Spanish skills in everyday contexts.
