Questions and Answers
What is the English translation of 'maestro'?
What does '¿Puedo ir al baño?' mean?
May I go to the bathroom?
What is the English translation of 'Yo necesito ir'?
I need to go
What does 'déjelo' mean in English?
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Translate '¿Por qué no puedo ir?' to English.
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What is the meaning of 'Le traeré una manzana' in English?
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What does 'Ya hice mi tarea' mean?
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What does 'No puedo esperar' mean in English?
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What is the English translation of 'Lavaré su pizarra'?
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Translate 'Es una emergencia' to English.
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What does '¿Por qué Carlos fue al baño?' mean?
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What is the English translation of 'Él estaba hablando'?
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What does 'por favor' mean?
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What is the English translation of 'estricto'?
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What does 'simpático' mean in English?
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What is the meaning of 'antipático'?
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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.
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