Spanish Monosyllables Flashcards

Spanish Monosyllables

• Monosyllabic words in Spanish are typically short and have specific meanings, often serving as functional words in sentences.
• Common examples include articles, pronouns, conjunctions, and adverbs.

Key Spanish Monosyllables and Their Meanings

• El: Means "the," used as a definite article in masculine nouns.
• De: Translates to "from" or "of," indicating possession or origin.
• Mi: Means "my," used to indicate possession.
• Mas: Translates to "but," used to introduce a contrast.
• Se: Refers to "her" or "him," commonly used as a reflexive pronoun.
• Si: Means "if," used to introduce a conditional clause.
• Te: Translates to "you," as a direct or indirect object pronoun.
• Tu: Means "your," indicating possession related to "you."
• Solo: Translates to "only," emphasizing limitation.
• Aun: Means "not yet," indicating an action that has not occurred up to the present moment.
• Èl: Translates to "he," used to refer to a male individual.
• Dè: Means "gave," the past tense form of the verb "to give."
• Mì: Translates to "me," serving as an object pronoun.
• Màs: Means "more," indicating an increase or addition.
• Sè: Translates to "I know," the first-person form of the verb "saber."
• Sì: Means "yes," used as an affirmative response.
• Tè: Translates to "tea," referring to the beverage.
• Tù: Means "you," used as a subject pronoun.
• Śolo: Translates to "lonely," describing a state of being alone.
• Aùn: Means "whenever," used to indicate any time or every time something occurs.