Sr.Wooly - Bathroom Flashcards

Study Notes

Vocabulary and Phrases

Maestro: Translates to "teacher" in English, indicating the individual who educates students.
¿Puedo ir al baño?: A common phrase meaning "May I go to the bathroom?" used by students when they need to leave the classroom.
Yo necesito ir: Means "I need to go," a phrase expressing urgency or necessity.
Déjelo: Translates to "let him," often used in conversations suggesting permission.
¿Por qué no puedo ir?: Means "Why can't I go?" typically asked when permission is denied.
Le traeré una manzana: Translates to "I'll bring you an apple," indicating a willingness to provide something.
Ya hice mi tarea: Means "I already did my homework," indicating completion of assigned work.
No puedo esperar: Translates to "I can't wait," expressing impatience or eagerness.
Lavaré su pizarra: Means "I'll wash your board," showing responsibility for classroom maintenance.
Es una emergencia: Translates to "It's an emergency," used to indicate a critical situation.
¿Por qué Carlos fue al baño?: Means "Why did Carlos go to the bathroom?" a question about a classmate's actions.
Él estaba hablando: Translates to "He was talking," providing context for a reason behind an action.
Por favor: Means "please," a polite way to make requests.
Estricto: Translates to "strict," describing a type of authority or discipline that may be enforced by a teacher.
Simpático: Means "nice," referring to a kind or pleasant demeanor.
Antipático: Translates to "mean," describing an unfriendly or unkind disposition.

Description

This quiz features flashcards based on the Sr.Wooly lesson '¿Puedo ir al baño?'. It contains essential vocabulary and phrases related to classroom scenarios, focusing on asking for permission and needs in Spanish. Perfect for students learning basic Spanish communication skills.