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CONTENTS
SPANISH THROUGH SPANISH
Preliminary 1-6 Part 1 (1-6) Part 2 (7-12) Part 3 (13-20) Part 4 (21-28) Part 5 (29-35) Part 6 (36-41) Part 7 (42-47) Part 8 (48-52) Grammar Keys CORE VOCABULARY Common Phrases Numbers Connectors Cognates Nouns Pronouns & Adjectives Verbs Adverbs VOCABULARY GUIDES New Testament Luke Acts Galatians Ephesians Philippians Colossians I Thessalonians II Thessalonians Philemon II John Movies The Bishop's Wife Facing the Giants In Memoriam Rudy Novels A Cricket in Times Square The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe Prince Caspian Charlotte's Web Sangre de Campeón The Hundred Dresses TV Shows Doki Discovers I Love Lucy The Flintstones Mission: Impossible Peanuts Music Disney Marcela Gándara Acappella AVB-Acappella Vocal Band Voces Musicals Other |
MOST COMMON PHRASES AND CONNECTORS
□ COMMON PHRASES – Polite Conversation [16]
□ a ver: let’s see □ así es: that’s right, yes indeed, that’s how it is □ buenas noches: good night □ buenas tardes: good afternoon, good evening □ buenos días: good morning, good day □ de acuerdo: agreed, all right □ de nada: you’re welcome □ feliz navidad: Merry Christmas □ hasta la vista: see you later □ hasta luego: see you later, lit until then □ hasta pronto: see you soon, lit until soon □ lo siento: I’m sorry □ muchas gracias: thank-you very much □ muy bien: very well, quite fine □ por favor: please □ por supuesto: of course □ COMMON PHRASES – Questions [9] □ ¿cómo se llama?: what is your name? what is it called? □ ¿cómo te llamas?: what is your name? what is it called? □ ¿no es así?: isn’t that right? □ ¿por qué no?: why not? □ ¿por qué?: why? □ ¿qué pasa?: what’s happening? what’s going on? □ ¿qué pasó?: what happened?, what’s been going on?, what’s up? □ ¿qué tal…?: versatile phrase that may mean □ ¿qué te pasa?: what’s the matter? what’s the matter with you? □ COMMON PHRASES – Other [11] □ a pesar de: in spite of □ antes de que: before □ así que: so, therefore □ claro que…: of course… □ hasta que: until □ hay que: it is necessary □ lo que: what, that □ para que: so that, in order to □ sin embargo: however □ tal vez: maybe, perhaps □ tener que: to have to □ CONNECTORS – Articles and Interjections[10] □ adiós: int goodbye □ ay: int ay □ bravo: int bravo; adj fierce, brave □ cuidado: be careful! □ el: m the □ felicidades: congratulations! □ gracias: thank-you, thanks □ hola: hi, hello □ la: f the □ las: fpl the; dir obj fpl them, you □ los: mpl the; dir obj mpl them, you □ CONNECTORS – Conjunctions [14] □ aunque: although □ cuando: when □ e: and (used instead of “y” when the following word begins with e, i or y) □ entonces: then □ entre: between □ mientras: conj or adv while □ ni: neither, nor □ o: or □ pero: but □ porque: because □ pues: well □ que: that, than □ si: if □ y: and □ CONNECTORS – Prepositions [15] □ a: at, to □ al: to the (a + el = al) □ con: with, to □ contra: against □ de: of, to (before a verb) □ del (de + el): of the, from the □ desde: from, since □ durante: during, for □ en: in □ hacia: toward □ hasta: until, up to □ para: for □ por: for, by □ sin: without □ sobre: over, about |
