Glossary

at midnight

let´s learn more!

let's write!

let´s read!

let´s practice!

speak about everything!

that´s awsome!

what a shame!

why?

what's there?

did you know...?

to move forward

in favour of

long-term

often

through

to hug

grandmother

where to

adults

adverbs of time

at noon

at least

any, some

some, for feminine plural nouns

any, some (plural)

there

lunch

accommodation

rings

last names

to learn

Arabic

Indigenous ancestry

thus, so, thereby

affairs

help them

blue

to dance

bathroom

neighborhood

neighborhoods

based on

blouse

enjoy your meal

good night also used to say good evening

good afternoon

good morning

scarf

scarves

brown as colour / coffee as a hot drink

street

singer

an adjective meaning "married" for a woman.

marry

celebration

celebrations

dinner

to eat dinner

near, close to, around

jacket

girl

sky

circle

city

class

weather

kitchen

colonizers

colours

food

local food

meals

how

as, like

how to speak

to buy

oral comprehension, listening

with

concert

conference, colloquium

to know (a person, a place)

considered

cultural encounter, cultural contact

conversation

copy

to run

Mesoamerican worldview

beliefs

cross

notebook

when

tales, stories

children´s stories

from the verb in the infinitive "cumplir" meaning to turn years.

of

in fact

to tell

to taste

developed

to eat breakfast

breakfast

description

descriptions

since

after

after

money

during the week

example

the weekend

the environment

the best, for singular masculine nouns

choose

emotions

in the morning

at night

in the afternoon

in my opinion

instead of

live

link

links

get angry or mad

then, hence

it's midnight

It's noon

it's late

it's early

choose

written

desk

to build, to establish

are contributing

to be

this, for singular masculine nouns

these, for plural masculine nouns

explain

skirt

relatives

feminine

party

outside of

cookies

identical twins for males or mix gender

usually

gerund, used in continuous tenses as in “yo estoy corriendo, ella estuvo bailando”

graduation

grey

has served

has been

speak about, speak of

to talk

to make, to do

until

stories

class schedule

lodging

today

identity

illustrated

image

imagine

unconfortable

ingredients

interdependence

unchanging

haaaaa

together

the photo, the photograph

the photograph, the picture

the time

the best, for singular feminine nouns

the possession, ownership

to wash

to wash oneself

languages

to carry, to wear clothing

which

the years of age

the basic courses

places

tomorrow

command

to maintain

map

masculine

I love - from the verb encantar

I like

transportation

look at, watch

morals

high contact

a lot, plural

woman

very

very common

nothing

to narrate, to tell

native, original

nature

businesses

none, not any

children

normally

news

new generations

never

objectives

it offers

eyes

one more time, again

country

country of origin

Spanish-speaking countries

word

popcorn

relative

participle, in Spanish a participle is used to express a state of being as in nublado (cloudy), o soleado (sunny).

game, match

spend time together

have fun

sightseeing

ask for advice

paste

hair

lost

profile

but

emerald stone

plan of action

little

politics

politicians

put

therefore

because

prefer

Nobel Prize

simple past tense

private

pronouns are words that substitute a noun previously introduced in a conversation or text.

pronunciation

to publish

First Nation People, Indigenous People, Aboriginal People

First Nation People, Indigenous People, Aboriginal People

that

that follow

to stay

stem - of a verb

got awarded

reminder

remember

natural resources

proverbs, sayings

religion

watch / clock

to fix

answer

clothing

pink

to know (information, an ability)

sandals

it can be bought

it is known

are divided

identify

according to

week

to be completed

always

following

about

the time after a meal to relax and talk with others at the table.

socialization

to socialize

alone, for a female noun

an adjective meaning "single" for a woman.

cold soup

her, his, your-formal, your-plural, and also, its for a non-human being

underline

nouns

either

afternoon

theme, subject

private affairs

to have

must, to be obligated to

the ending - of a verb

leisure time, spare time

prehispanic time

must do

types of tourists

to play an instrument, to touch

every day

to sunbathe

work

to pass on, to transmit

you - informal

your-informal

you-informal learned

located

a member

one way

you - formal

values

to return

a verb is a word that represents an action or activity. For example: “to sing” is an action in infinitive form. In the sentence “I sing” the action is conjugated in the present indicative. In the sentence “I sang” the action is conjugated in past tense.

verbs are words that represent an action or activity. For example: "to sing" is an action in infinitive form. In the sentence "I sing" the action is conjugated in the present indicative. In the sentence "I sang" the action is conjugated in past tense.

irregular verbs

green

travellers

An adjective meaning "alive" for a woman.

I

I must