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Alphabet- Pronunciation in Spanish

A B C D E F G ah bay say day A F-A hay

H I J K L LL ah-chay E hoe-tah cah L-A dobe-lay-L-A

M N ñ O P Q R em-A N-A N-yay oh pay coo air-A

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Days of the week Monday Lunes (loo-nase) Tuesday Martes (mar-tase) Wednesday Miercoles (me-air-ko-lace) Thursday Jueves (huway-vase) Friday Viernes(be-air-nase) Saturday Sabado(sah-ba-dough) Sunday Domingo(dough-ming-go)

Months January Enero (E-nair-oh) February Febrero (feb-rare-oh) March Marzo (mar-so) April Abril (ah-breel) May Mayo (my-yo) June Junio (who-knee-oh) July Julio (who-lee-O) August Augusto (ah-goost-O) September Septiembre (sep-T- M-bray) October Octubre (auk-to-bray) November Noviembre (no-V-em-bray)

December Deciembre (D-sem-bray)


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Colors

Red Rojo (row-hoe) Yellow Amarillo(ah-mahr-E-yo) Orange Anaranjado (auna-ron-ha- dough) Green Verde (vair-day)

Purple Morado (more-ah-dough) Brown Café(ca-fay) Black Negro (naig-row) White Blanco (blaun-coe) Pink Rosado (roe-sod-doe)

Numbers 1 UNO (uno) 2 DOS (dose) 3 TRES (trace) 4 CUATRO (qua-tro) 5 CINCO (sink-coe) 6 SEIS (sase) 7 SIETE (see-et-tay) 8 OCHO (O-choe) 9 NUEVE (new-way-vay) 10 DIEZ (D-ace) 11 ONCE (own-say) 12 DOCE (doe-say) 13 TRECE (trace-say) 14 CATORCE (ka-tore-say) 15 QUINCE (keen-say) 16 DIECISEIS (D-S-C-sase) 17 DIECISIETE (D-S-C-C-et-tay) 18 DIECIOCHO (D-S-C-O-choe)

19 DIECINUEVE (D-S-C-new-way-vae) 20 VIENTE (bain-tay) 30 TREINTA (train-ta) 40 CUARENTA (quar-N-ta) 50 CINCUENTA (sin-qwin-ta) 60 SESENTA (suh-sin-ta) 70 SETENTA (say-ten-ta) 80 OCHENTA (O-chin-ta) 90 NOVENTA (no-ven-ta) 100 CIEN (C-N) 200 DOSCIENTOS (dose-C-N-toes) 300 TRESCIENTOS (trace-C-N-toes) 400 CUATROCIENTOS (qua-troe-C-N- toes) 500 QUINIENTOS (key-knee-N-toes) 600 SEISCIENTOS (say-C-N-toes) 700 SETECIENTOS (set-tay-C-N toes) 800 OCHOCIENTOS (oh-choe-C-N-toes) 900 NOVECIENTOS (no-vay-C-N-toes) 1000 MIL (meal)


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Personal

information What is your name?

¿Como se llama Ud? (Co-moe say ya-ma ooh-sted)

My name is__. Mi nombre es__ . (me nome-bray S_______.)

Where are you from? ¿De donde es Ud? (day doan-day S ooh-sted)

I am from___ Yo soy de_____. (yo soy day)

Where do you live? ¿Donde vive Ud? (doan-day V-vay ooh-sted)

I live in ___. Yo vivo en ________. (yo V-voe N_______.

What is your address? ¿Cual es su direccion? (qwall S sue D -wreck-shee- own)

My address is_____. Mi direccion es______. (me D-wreck-shee-own S___)

What town do you live in? ¿En que pueblo vive ud? (N K pweb-low V-vay ooh-sted)

I live in ____. Yo vivo en _____. (yo V-voe N____.) How old are you? ¿Cuantos años tiene Ud? (kwan-toes on-yoes T-N-nay)

I am ____ years old. Yo tengo ___ anos de edad. (yo tango ____ on-yoes day E-dodd)

Are you married? ¿Esta casado? (S-stah cah-sah-dough?)

Yes I am married. Si estoy casado. (C-S-toy cah-sah-dough.)

No I am single. No, estoy soltero/a. (no S-stoy sole-tair-O)

Do you have any children? ¿Tiene niños? (T-N-nay neen-yos)

I have___ children. Yo tengo____ niños. (yo tango____ neen-yos) I do not have children Yo no tengo niños. (yo no tango____ neen-yos)

What is your phone number? ¿Cual es su numero de telefono? (qwall S sue new-mare-O day tell-A-phone-O) My phone number is____. Mi numero de telefono es____. (me new-mare-O day tell-lay-phone-O S__.


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Parts of the Body

ankle tobillo

(toe-B-yo)

arm brazo

(brah-so)

back espalda

(espahl-dah)

body cuerpo

(kwehr-poe)

chest pecho

(pay-choh)

ear oreja (

(O-ray-huh)

elbow codo

(koh-dough)

eye ojo

(O-hoe)

face cara

(car-rah)

finger dedo

(day-dough)

foot pie

(P-A)

hand mano

(ma-no)

head cabeza

(kah- bay-sah)

knee rodilla

(row-D-yah)

leg pierna

(P-aire-nah)

lip labio

(lah-bee-oh)

mouth boca

(bow-kah)

neck cuello

(kway-yo)

nose nariz

(naw-reese)

shoulder hombro

(ome-bro)

stomach estómago

(S-toe-ma-go)

throat garganta

(gar-gaunt-tah)

toe dedo del pie

(day-dough dell P-A)

wrist muñeca

(moon-nyek-kah)

brain cerebro

(sare-reb-bro)

hair pelo

(pay-low)

heart corazón

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Seasons It is such a pretty day. El dia de hoy esta muy bonito. (L D-ah day oye eh-stah moo-E bow-knee-toe)

It is very hot today. Esta caliente el dia de hoy. (eh-stah caul-lee-N-tay L D-ah day oye) It is cold today. Está frio el dia de hoy (eh-stah free-O L-D-ah day oye) I love the summer. Amo el verano (ah-moe L vair-ron-O) I don’t like winter. No me gusta el invierno. (no may goost-tah L in-V-air-no.) The flowers are pretty in spring. Las flores son muy bonitas en la primavera. (las floor-ace sone moo-E bone-E-tahs N la pre-ma-vaira)

The leaves always fall in autumn. Las hojas siempre caen en el otoño. (loss O-haus C-M-pray kie-N N L O-tone-yo) Weather nice weather buen tiempo (bwain T-M-poe) sunny sol (sole) windy viento (V-N-toe) clear despejado (des-pay-hah-dough) cloudy nublado (new-blah-dough) drizzling lloviznando (yo-vees-nahn-dough) It’s... Está (eh-stah)

Directions Where is _______? ¿Donde esta _____? (Doan-day ehs-stah) How do I get to the __________? ¿Como puedo llegar al_________? (co-mo pway-dough yay-gar all) This way. De esta manera (day- eh-stah ma-nair-rah)


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Like this. Así. (ah-see) Keep going. Sigue. (see-gay) Turn right dobla a la derecha (doe-bla ah la dare-A-cha)

Turn left dobla a la izquierda (doe-bla ah la S-ski-air-dah) Go straight Derecho (dare-A-cho)

Cleaning Pick up…. Recoge…(ray-koh-hay) Move…. mueve… (mway-vay) Take… toma….(toe-mah) Basket canasta (kah-nah-stah) Broom escoba (eh-skoh-bah) Bucket balde (bahl-day) Duster limpiador (limp-P-ah-door) Dustpan recogedor de basura (reh-koh-

heh-door day bah-soo-rah)

Mop trapeador (trah-P-ah-door) Sponge esponja (eh-spohn-hah) Towel toalla (to-why-yah) To dust sacudir (sah-koo-deer)


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Doctors Visits Where does it hurt? ¿Dónde te duele? (dohn-day tay dway-lay) Does (the).......hurt? ¿Te duele.....? (tay dway-lay) Do you want (the)...? ¿Quieres....? (key-air-race) You have (the)... Tienes....(tee-N-nase) Here’s (the)... Aquí tienes.... (ah-key T- N-nase....) It’s a ... Es un/una (S oon / oo-nah....) band aid curita (koo-ree-tah) cotton algodon (ahl-go-dohn) cream crema (krem-ma) diaper pañal (pon-nyahl)

formula fórmula (four-moo-la) lotion loción ( low-see-own) powder talco (tahl-koh) cold resfrio (res-free-oh) blister ampolla (ahm-poy-yah) break quebrada (K-brah-dah) bruise moretón (more-A-tone) burn quemadura (K-ma-doo-rah) cut cortadura (core-tah-doo-rah) scrape rasguño (ras-goo-nyoh) sprain torcedura (tore-say-doo-rah) burp eructo (air-rook-toe) cough tos (tohs) hiccup hipo (E -poe) bandage vendaje (ven-dah-hay) blanket cobija (coe-B-ha) ice hielo (yay-low) water agua (ah-gwah) cough tos (tose) medicine medicina (meh-dee-see-nah) sneeze estornudo (eh-store-new-dough) rash erupciones (air-roop-see-oh-nais)


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50 common Verbs

1. to carry llevar (yae-var) 2. to clean limpiar (limp-E- R) 3. to count contar (kohn-tar) 4. to cut cortar (core-tar) 5. to draw dibujar (D-boo-hahr) 6. to fold doblar (dough-blahr) 7. to paint pintar (peen-tar) 8. to point señalar (sen-nyah-lahr) 9. to put poner (poe-nair) 10. to show mostrar (moe-strahr)

11. to sing cantar (con-tar) 12. to take out sacar (sah-car) 13. to tie amarrar (ah-ma-rrahr) 14. to touch tocar (toe-car) 15. to dance bailar (by-lar) 16. to eat comer (ko-mare) 17. to sleep dormir (door- meer) 18. to give dar (dar) 19. to dream soñar (sewn-yar) 20. to talk hablar (ah-blar) 21. to clean limpiar (limp-E-R) 22. to drive manejar (mon-A-har) 23. to stop parar (pa-rarr) 24. to think pensar (pen-sar)


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25. to walk caminar (com-E-nar) 26. to go ir (ear) 27. to test probar (pro-bar) 28. to break romper (rome-pear) 29. to know saber (sah-bear)

30. to open abrir (ah-brear) 31. to fall caer (kie-air) 32. to have supper cenar (say-nar) 33. to employ emplear (M-play-R) 34. to enter entrar (N-trar) 35. to choose escojer (S-coe-hair) 36. to enjoy gozar (go-sar) 37. to play jugar (who-gar)

38. to find encontrar (N-cohn-trar)

39. to read leer (lay-air) 40. to lift levantar (lay-van-tar) 41. to call llamar (ya-mar)

42. to rain llover (yo-vair) 43. to look mirar (meer-rar) 44. to swim nadar (nah-dar) 45. to obtain obtener (obe-ten-air) 46. to forget olvidar (ole-V-dar) 47. to ask pedir (pay-deer) 48. to lose perder (pear-dare) 49. to want querer (care-rare) 50. to follow seguir (C-gear)


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Asking questions Do you understand....? ¿Entiendes...? (N-T-N-days) Do you like to....? ¿Le gusta....? (lay goo-stah....)

Do you want to....? ¿Quieres....? (kee-air-rays....) What Qué (K) How Cómo (coe-moe) When Cuándo (qwan-doe) Where Dónde (doan-day) Which Cual (qwall)

General Employee comments Is this right? ¿Este esta bien? (S-tay S-stah B-N?) Can I help? ¿Puedo ayudar? (pway-dough I-U-dar) What can I do? ¿Que puedo hacer? (K pway-dough ah-sair)

What will we do next? ¿Que hacemos ahora? (K ah-say-mose ah-ora) Can we keep working? ¿Podemos continuar trabajando? (poe-day-mose cone-tin-U-are tra-ba-hon-do) Can I stop? ¿Puedo parar? (pway-dough pah-rhar)


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Is that enough? ¿Es suficiente? (S sue-fee-C-N-tay) How much would you pay me to ? ¿Cuánto me paga ________? (cwan-toe may pah-gah ___?) I can keep going ¿Puedo continuar (pway-dough cone-tin-U-R) I need to rest Necesito descansar. (ness-eh-C-toe des-con-sar.) I am sorry Lo siento (low C-N-toe) I can’t continue No puedo continuar (no pway-dough cone-tin-U-R) I am ready Estoy listo (S-stoy lee-stow) I am not ready No estoy listo (no S-stoy lee-stow) I hurt myself me lastimé (may la-stee-may)

I cut myself me corté (may core-tay) I hurt my _ Me lastimé _ (may last-T-may ) It was an accident Era un accidente (air-rah oon axe-C-den-tay) I accidentally broke my Me lastime mi (may lahs- T-may me) I am hungry Tengo hambre (tango ahm-bray) Can I take a break? ¿Puedo tomar un descanso? (pway-dough toe-mar oon des-con-so) When do I start? ¿Cuándo puedo empezar? (qwan-dough pway-dough M-pay-sar) Do you have any work for me? ¿Tiene trabajo para mi? (tee-N-A trah-bah-hoe par-rah me) Are we done? ¿Terminábamos? (tear-me-knob-ah-mose)


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What else can I do? ¿Qué más puedo hacer? (K moss pway-dough ah-sair)

Can you show me again? ¿Me puede mostrar otra vez? (may pway-day moe-strar O-tra vase)

Farm Employer Commands/Comments Start the tractor. Comience el tractor. (coe-me-N-say L trak-tore) Turn the tractor off. Apaga el tractor. (ah-pah-gah L trak-tore) Drive the tractor here/there. Maneja el tractor aquí/allí. (mon-A-huh L trak-tore ah-key/eye-yah) Clean the barn. Limpia el bon. (limp-E-ah L bone) Clean the stall. Limpia el establo. (limp-E-ah L S-tah-blow) Put fresh hay down. Ponga pasto fresco abajo. (pone-gah paw-stoe fresk-coe ah-bah-hoe)

Feed the _____. Alimenta el _____. (ah-lee men-tah L___) Move that ____. Mueve esto ____. (moo-wave-A S-toe____.) Make a stack. Hace un montón. (ah-say oon moan-tone) Pile those up there Amontona ésos allí. (ah-moan-tone-ah S-ose eye-yee) Clean this up. Limpia esto. (limp-E-ah S-toe) Haul this off. Acarrea esto (ah-car-ray-ah S-toe)


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Burn that. Quema eso. (K-mah S-O)

Make a fire. Haga un fuego. (ah-gah oon fway-go) Be careful with the fire Tenga cuidado con el fuego. (tain-gah qwee-dah-dough cone L fway-go) Back to work. Regrese a su trabajo. (ray-gress-A ah sue trah-bah-hoe) Take a break. Tome un descanso. (toe-may oon des-con-so) Are you hungry? Tiene hambre? (T-N-A ahm-bray?)

Dig a hole. Escarba un hoyo. (S-car-bah oon oye-yo) Use the ____. Usa el ____. (oo-sa L___) Don’t do that. No haga eso. (no-auga S-O) Do it this way. Hagalo asi. (auga-low ah-see) Use your legs. Usa sus piernas. (oo-say soos P-air-nahs) Watch out. Presta atención. (press-tah ah-ten-C-own) Get in. Entra (N-trah)


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Jump on. Salta. (salt-ah) Run Corre (core-A) Hurry Apurate (ah-pooer-ah-tay) Good job Buen trabajo. (bwain trah-bah-hoe) Don’t bother me. No me molesta (no may mole-esta) I need help with ____. Necesito ayuda con ____. (ness-eh-C-toe I-U-dah cohn___.)

Help me do this. Ayudame a hacer esto. (I-U-dah-may ah ah-sair S-toe) Help him do that. Ayudale a hacer lo. (I-U-dah-lay ah ah-sair low)


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Using the phone Hello, is _______________ there? ¿Alo, está ______________? (ah-loe, eh-stah ___________) No he is not here. No él no está aquí. (no, L no S-tah- ah-key) May I speak to _____________? ¿Puedo hablar con _____________? (pway-dough ah-blahr cohn ________) Yes. Wait just a minute. Si esperé un minuto. (C S-pair-A oon men-ooh-toe) I’m calling about _______________. Estoy llamando acerca de __________.

( S-toy yah-mahn-dough ah-sair-kah- day) I’ll transfer you to _______. Le voy a transferir a __________. (lay voye ah trahns-fair-ear ah) Tell him/her that ____________. Dígale que ___________. (dee-gah-lay K ____________) More slowly, please. Más despacio, por favor. (mahs des-pah-C-O, pour-fah-vohr) Wait a moment, please. Espére un momento, por favor. (eh-spair-ray oon moe-men-toe, pour fah-vohr) Please, it’s very urgent. Por favor, es muy urgente. (pour fah-vohr, ehs moo-E oor-hen-tay) He/She is not home right now. El/Ella no está en casa ahora. (L / A-yah no S-tah N caugh-sah ah-ore-ah) Your number, please.


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¿Su numero, por favor? (soo new-mair-row pour fah-vohr) Could you please repeat that? ¿Puede repetirlo, por favor? (pway-day reh-pay-tear-low, pour-fah-vohr) Can you call later? ¿Puede llamar mas tarde? (pway-day yah-mahr moss tar-day) He/She will call you later. El/ella lo llamará mas tarde. (L/A-yah low yah-mar-rah moss tar-day) Do you want to leave a message? ¿Quiere dejar un recado? (key-air-ray day-hahr oon ray-kah-dough) I’d like to leave a message Quisiera dejar un recado. (key-see-air-A day-hahr oon reh-kah- dough) I will give him/her your message. Le voy a dar a el/ella su mensaje. (lay voy ah dar ah L/A-yah sue men-sah hay)

Is it long distance? ¿Es de larga distancia? (S day lahr-gah dis-stahn-C-ah) Is it a local call? ¿Es una llamada local? (S oo-nah yah-mah-dah low-coll) She can’t come to the phone. No puede contestar su llamada. (no pway-day cohn-teh-stahr sue yah-mah-dah) He is busy. Esta ocupado. (S-stah O-koo-pah-dough) Is this the correct number? ¿Es el numero correcto? (S L noo-mare-row core-reck-toe) You have the wrong number. Tiene el numero equivocado. (T-N-nay L new-mair-row eh-key-voe-caw-dough) The number has been changed. Se ha cambiado el numero. (say ah kahm-bee-ah-dough L noo-mare-row)


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The line is busy. La línea está ocupada. (lah lynn-knee-ah eh-stah O-koo-pah-dah) Dial this number. Marque este numero. (mark-K S-stay new-mare-row)

Wait for the tone. Espere por el tono. (S-pair-A pour L tone-O) Hang up the phone. Cuelgue el teléfono. (kwehl-gay L tell-A-fone-O)

Vocabulary related to the bank

Teller Cajero (kah-hair-O) Change Cambio (caum-B-O) Charge Cargo (car-go) Checking Cuenta bancaria (qwen-ta bhan-car-E-ah) Credit Crédito (cred-E-toe) Mortgage Crédito hipotecario (cred-E-toe ip-O-T- car-E-O)

Deposit Depósito (day-poe-C-toe) Cash Efectivo (F-eck-teave-O) Money Dinero (D-nair-row) To sign Firmar (fear-mar) Check Cheque (check-A) Check Book Libreto de cheques (lee-brett-toe day check-ase) Loan Préstamo (press-tah-moe) Credit Card Tarjeta de crédito (tar-het-tah day cred-E-toe)


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Places airport aeropuerto (eye-row-pwair-toe) bank banco (bahn-koe) bus station estación de autobuses (S-stah-C-own day ow-toe-boo-sehs) church iglesia (E-glay-C-ah) factory fábrica (fah-bree-kah) fire department departamento de bomberos (D-par-tah-men-toe day bohm-bear-rows)

hospital hospital (oh-spee-tahl) office la oficina (oh-fee-see-nah) park parque (pahr-K) police station estacion de policía (eh-stah-C-ohn day poh-lee-see-ah) post office correo (koh-ray-oh) school escuela (S-skway-lah)


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Phrases to use in case of an emergency

Is everything okay? ¿Todo esta bien? (toe-dough S-tah B-N.) What happened? ¿Que paso? (K paw-so) Please come outside. Por favor pasa afuera. (pour fah-vor pa-sah ah-fwera.) Lock your doors. Cierre las puertas con llave. (C-air-ray las pwair-tas cone ya-vay.) Don’t open your door to strangers. No abra la puerta a extraños. (no ah-bra la pwhere-tah ah X-tron-yose) Help Ayude me/ Socorro (eye-U-day may / so-core-row)

Call an ambulance. Llama una ambulancia (yah-mah oon-na ahm-boo-lance-see-ah) Call 911. Llama al 911. (yah-mah all 911) Call the fire department. Llama a los bomberos. (ya-mah ah los bom-bear-ose) Call the police. Llama a la policia. (ya-mah ah la pole-eh-see-ya) The house is on fire. La casa se está quemando. (la causa say S-sta K-mon-dough) There was a wreck. Habiá un choque (ah-B-ah un choke-K) He is hurt. El está herido. (L S-stah air-re-dough)


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Pronouns

I yo (yo)

Him El (L)

Her Ella (A-yah)

She Ella (A-yah)

He El (L)

They Ellos (A-yose)

We Nosotros (no-so-trose)

Our Nuestro (new-S-troe)

Family words

Mother Madre (mah-dray)

Father Padre (pah-dray)

Brother Hermano (air-mon-O)

Sister Hermana (air-mon-ah)

Child Hijo (E-hoe)

Uncle Tio (T-O)

Aunt Tia (T-ah)

Cousin Prima/Primo

(pre-mah/pre-moe)

Grandfather Abuelo (ah-bway-low)

Grandmother Abuela (ah-bway-la)

Nephew Sobrino (so-breen-O)

Niece Sobrina (so-breen-ah)

Husband esposo (S-spose-O)

Wife esposa (S-spose-ah)


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95 Common Nouns

Airplane avión (ah-V-own)

Apple manzana (mon-sahn-ah)

Baby bebe (bay-bay)

Back espalda (S-paul-dah)

Ball pelota (pay-low-ta)

Basket canasta (ka-nast-ah)

Bear oso (O-so)

Bed cama (kahm-ma)

Bell campana (kahm-pon-ah)

Big grande (grahn-day)

Bird pajarito (paw-har-E-toe)

Birthday cumpleaños (koom-plea-on-yose)

Boat barco (bar-koe)

Book libro (lee-broe)

Box caja (caw-ha)

Boy niño (neen-yo)

Bread pan (pahn)

Bus autobus (out-toe-boose)

Cake pastél (pahs-tell)

Cap gorro (gore-row)

Car coche (coe-chay)

Cat gato (gaht-toe)

Chair silla (see-ya)

Chicken pollo (poy-yo)

Children niños (neen-yoes)

Coat chamara (cha-mar-rah)

Corn maiz (my-ese)

Cow vaca (vah-kah)

Dog perro (pear-row)

Doll muñeca (moon-yek-kah)

Squirrel ardilla (are-D-yah)

Duck pato (pot-toe)

Eggs huevos (way-

voes)

Elephant elefante

(el-lay-fawn-tay)

Eye ojo (O-hoe)

Farm granja (grahn-ha)


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Farmer granjero (grahn-hair-row)

Father padre (pod-ray)

Feet pies (P-ace)

Fire fuego (fway-go)

Fish pescado (pes-ca-doe)

Floor piso (P-so)

Flower flor (floor)

Garden jardín (har-dean)

Girl muchacha (moo-cha-cha)

Grandfather abuelo (ah-bway-low)

Grandmother abuela (ah-bway-lah)

Hand mano (ma-no)

Head cabeza (ca-bay-sa)

Hen gallina (guy-yeen-na)

Hill cerro (sair-row)

Horse caballo (ka-buy-yo)

House casa (ka-sa)

Kitten gatito (ga-T-toe)

Leg pierna (P-air-na)

Letter carta (car-ta)

Man hombre (ome-bray)

Men hombres (ome-brace)

Milk leche (lay-chay)

Money dinero (D-nair-row)

Monkey mono (moe-no)

Mother madre (ma-dray)

Nest nido (knee-dough)

Nose nariz (nar-reese)

Orange naranja (na-ron-ha)

Paper papel (pa-pell)

Party fiesta (fee-es-tah)

Picture foto (foe-toe)

Pony poni (poe-knee)

Poppy amapola

(ah-ma-pole-la)

Rabbit conejo

(cone-A-hoe)

Rain lluvia (U-V-ah)

Rat raton (rah-tone)

Ring anillo (ah-knee-yo)


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Road calle (kie-yae)

rock roca (roe-ca)

School escuela (S-qway-la)

Sheep borregos (boar-ray-goes)

Shoe zapato (sa-pah-toe)

Snow nieve (knee-A-vae)

Foot pie (P-A)

Stick palo (paul-O)

Store tienda (T-N-dah)

Street calle (kie-yae)

Sun sol (soul)

Table mesa (may-sa)

Tail cola (cola)

town pueblo (pweb-low)

tower torre (tore-ray)

type teclar (tech-lar)

underwear ropa interior

(rope-ah N-tare-E-or)

word palabra (pa-la-bra)

water agua (ah-gwa)

wind viento (V-N-toe)

watch reloj (ray-low)

Prepositions Over arriba (ah-reba)

Under abajo (ah-ba-hoe)

Beside al lado (all lah-doe)

Between entre (N-tray)

Next to al lado de (all lah-doe day)

Far lejos (lay-hose)

Around alrededor (al-ray-day-door)

Close cerca (sair-ka)

Inside adentro (ah-den-troe)


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Police Phrases Do you have a license? ¿Tiene Ud. licencia? (T-N-A ooh-stead lee-sen-C-ah?) Do you know how fast you were driving? ¿Sabe a que velocidad estaba manejando? (sah-bay ah K bell-O-C-dawd S-sta-bah mon-A-hohn-dough) Do you have an insurance card? ¿Tiene Ud. tarjeta de seguro? (T-N-A ooh-stead tar-het-tah day seg-ooer-O?)

Greetings Good morning Buenos dias (bwain-ose D-ahs) Good afternoon Buenas tardes (bwain-us tar-days) Good night Buenas noches (bwain-us no-chase) Good luck Buena suerte (bwain-ah swear-tay)

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