Study Guide for Class 29
Bueno, entonces… Class 29 may be the second to last class, but that doesn’t stop the learning! You’ll get plenty of vocab from animals to geography as well as hear lots of active verbs.
AND you find out what happened to Jimena!
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Week 5
Class 29
| CAPÍTULOS (Chapters) |
| INFORMACIÓN DE REFERENCIA (Reference Information) |
| GLOSARIO (Glossary) |
| EJERCICIOS ESCRITOS (Written exercises/Quiz) |
| PRÓXIMAMENTE (Preview) |
| SEE ALL THE SUPPORT MATERIALS |
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CAPÍTULOS
Here are a list of the different sections for Class 29. Make sure to go back and review the section if you didn’t understand the concept completely:
| Chapter | Time | Content |
|---|---|---|
| Chapter 1 | 00:00-00:26 | Opening & title |
| Chapter 2 | 00:27-07:41 | Introductions |
| Chapter 3 | 07:42-11:46 | Landscapes, flora and fauna |
| Chapter 4 | 11:47-13:09 | Argentine geography |
| Chapter 5 | 13:10-19:03 | Vacation vocabulary |
| Chapter 6 | 19:04-22:16 | Meat vocabulary / More vacation vocabulary |
| Chapter 7 | 22:17-24:44 | Future vacation plans |
| Chapter 8 | 24:45-26:10 | Vacation activities |
| Chapter 9 | 26:11-27:43 | Review of verbal phrases |
| Chapter 10 | 27:44-30:06 | Vacation plans discussion |
| Chapter 11 | 30:07-36:11 | Synonyms for think / Practice with thinking vocabulary |
| Chapter 12 | 36:12-37:23 | Farewell toast |
| Chapter 13 | 37:24-end | Closing credits |
INFORMACIÓN DE REFERENCIA
Review Verbal Phrases:
IR + A + INFINITIVE = Going to + infinitive (ie. Voy a pescar. I’m going to fish.)
Me + GUSTA + INFINITIVE = I like + infinitive/ infinitive + appeals to me (ie. Me gusta nadar. Swimming appeals to me.)
PODER + INFINITIVE = Able to + infinitive (ie. Puedo esquiar. I can ski.)
QUISIERA + INFINITIVE = I would like + infinitive (ie. Quisiera escalar. I would like to climb.)
Animals and Meat:
In English, we sometimes have two words for the animal and meat, like Cow and Beef or Sheep and Lamb. However, sometimes we use the same word, like Fish and Fish. In Spanish, there are two words for all the meats, so have a look below before you confuse your waiter:
GLOSARIO
Check out all the new words you learned! Make sure to look above for Animals and Meats.
Remember the Color coding? We’ve used it here too:
Feminine Nouns / endings
Masculine Nouns / endings
Adjectives / Adverbs
Verbs – are all seen in the INFINITIVE form, click on them to see all their many conjugations.
Or look at our handy Verb Page to see them all!
http://www.generallinguistics.com/conjugate-spanish-verbs/
| NOUNS | VERBS | ADJECTIVES/ADVERBS |
| La Antiparras (googles) | Acampar (to go camping) | Antiguo/a (ancient) |
| El Altiplano (high plain) | Acomodar (to place/accommodate) | Áspero/a (rough) |
| La Ave (bird) | Aguantar (to endure) | Basado/a (based) |
| El Baile de apareamiento (mating dance) | Alquilar ( to rent) | Caudaloso/a (plentiful) |
| La Ballena (whales) | Aplicar (to apply) | Detenidamente (carefully) |
| El Bote (boat) | Brindar (to toast) | Entretenido (entertaining) |
| La Caña (rod) | Bucear (to dive) | Imponente (permanent) |
| La Carnada (bait) | Cabalgar (to horseback ride) | Impulsivamente (impulsively) |
| La Catarata (waterfall) | Considerar (to consider) | Indicado/a (indicated) |
| El Coco (coconut) | Descubrir (to discover) | Fértil (fertile) |
| El Delfín (dolphin) | Escalar (to climb) | Metafóricamente (metaphorically) |
| El Desierto (desert) | Esquiar (to ski) | Platense (flooded -plains) |
| El Dibujito (cartoon) | Flexionar (to flex) | Razonable (reasonable) |
| El Elefante marino (elephant seal) | Fracasar (to fail) | Trascendentalmente (transcendentally) |
| El Esfuerzo (effort) | Hundir (to sink) | |
| El Esnórquel (snorkel) | Imaginar (to imagine) | |
| Los Esquíes (skis) | Marcar (to mark) | |
| El Flamenco (flamingo) | Meditar (to meditate) | |
| La Foca (seal) | Nadar (to swim) | |
| El Glaciar (glacier) | Navegar (to sail) | |
| La Infinidad (infinity) | Pasear (to take a walk) | |
| La llanura (plain) | Pescar (to fish) | |
| El Leon (lion) | Poseer (to possess) | |
| El Lobo marino (sea lion) | Prescindir (to lack) | |
| La Malla (bathing suit) | Razonar (to reason) | |
| La Meseta (plateau) | Reflexionar (to reflect) | |
| El Mono (monkey) | Surfear (to surf) | |
| El Monstruo (monster) | Transpirar (to sweat) | |
| La Mostaza (mustard) | Violar (to rape) | |
| El Oso (bear) | ||
| El Pájaro (bird) | ||
| El Paso (step) | ||
| Las Patas de rana (flippers) | ||
| El Pico (peak) | ||
| El Pingüino (penguin) | ||
| La Pista de esquí (ski slope) | ||
| El Puño (fist) | ||
| La Ruina (ruins) | ||
| La Salina (salt plain) | ||
| La Silla de montar (saddle) | ||
| La Selva (jungle) | ||
| La Serranía (mountainous region) | ||
| La Superficie (area) | ||
| La Table de surf (surfboard) | ||
| El Tigre (tiger) | ||
| El Tucan (tucan) | ||
| El Velero (sailboat) |
USEFUL PHRASES:
Él no sabe lo que valés (he doesn’t know what you are worth)
Es un paso importante (It’s an important step)
Tomados de la mano (hand in hand)
Lo que quieras (whatever you want)
¿Te quedan bien esos esquís? (Do those skis fit you well?)
Dime de lo que presumes y te diré de lo que prescindes (Tell me what you presume and I will tell you what you are lacking)
EJERCICIOS ESCRITOS
Make sure you’ve got it all! Test yourself here:
http://blog.buenoentonces.com/2011/09/quiz-for-class-29/
It’s a quick quiz, with only 10 questions. Get more than 70% and you can start the final lesson in Bueno, entonces… Level I & II and review everything.
PRÓXIMAMENTE
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David’s QUOTE of the CLASS:
I’m going to find the Avocado and make Guacamole.
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