Spanish Monosyllables Flashcards

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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.

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Test your knowledge of Spanish monosyllables with these flashcards. Each card features a single syllable word along with its English definition. Perfect for beginners looking to enhance their vocabulary.