Spanish 3H - Digital Citizenship Vocabulary

Spanish 3H - Ciudadanía Digital Vocabulary

• Español (Spanish): Refers to the Spanish language.
• Profile: Describes a user's details or characteristics.
• Download: The act of obtaining a file from a website or other source.
• Advertising: The act of promoting a product or service.
• Verify: To confirm the truth or accuracy of something.
• Password: A secret sequence of characters used to access a computer system or account.
• Accept: To agree to receive or do something.
• Effective: Producing a desired or intended result.
• Approve: To give formal consent to something.
• Enjoy: To experience pleasure or satisfaction.
• Produce: To make or create something.
• Not yet: Indicates action hasn't taken effect yet.
• Campaign: An organized effort to achieve a goal.
• Take advantage of: To use something to your benefit.
• From now on: Starting from this point forward.
• Hashtag: A keyword in social media, preceded by a # sign.
• Hashtag: A keyword in social media, preceded by a # sign.
• Discrimination: The unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people or things.
• Register: To enroll or sign up for something.
• To post: To upload or place something online.
• I will start: Expressing future intention.
• I will go: Expressing future intention.
• I will spend time: Expressing future intention.
• I will say: Expressing future intention. I will have something.
• I will know: Expressing future intention.
• I will put: Expressing future intention.
• There will be: Expressing future intention.
• I will go out: Expressing future intention.
• I will come to: Expressing future intention.
• I will want: Expressing future intention.
• I will do: Expressing future intention.

Spanish Irregular Verbs - Imperfect and Indefinite Tenses

• Conocer (to know):
  • Imperfect: When I was young, I didn't know Shakira.
  • Indefinite: Last year, I met Shakira in person.
• Ser (to be):
  • Imperfect: The nights in the village, at that time, were amazing.
  • Indefinite: The last village party was incredible.
• Querer (to want):
  • Imperfect: I never wanted to leave the party when we were roommates.
  • Indefinite: Yesterday, she didn't want to leave the party.
• Tener (to have):
  • Imperfect: When I was younger, I had a lot of friends at school.
  • Indefinite: The other day he had an accident with his car.
• Pensar (to think):
  • Imperfect: While I was watching the movie, I was thinking of you.
  • Indefinite: When I saw your picture, I thought of you.
• Conducir (to drive):
  • Imperfect: My father always drove very fast.
  • Indefinite: My father, for the first time, drove very slowly.
• Ir (to go):
  • Imperfect: As a child, I almost always walked to school.
  • Indefinite: I took the metro home because it was raining very heavily.