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.

Test your knowledge on essential vocabulary related to digital citizenship in Spanish. This quiz covers key terms such as 'profile', 'download', and 'advertising', which are crucial for understanding digital interactions. Enhance your language skills while familiarizing yourself with important concepts in the digital landscape.