Vocabulary: Spanish I Action Word List 2
* indicates irregular “yo” (I) forms
Nombre________________________________ Fecha_________________________Hora_____ Lista Uno
(All in “it / he / she”
present tense
form)
Lista Cinco (List Five) va a – goes to
*voy a – I go to
hace – does, makes
*hago – I do, make tiene – has
*tengo – I have
anda / camina – walks quiere – wants
vuela – flies le da – to him/her gives
*doy – I give
nada – swims pone – puts, sets
*pongo – I put, I set
corre – runs le dice – to him/her says
*digo – I say
conduce – drives
*conduzco – I drive Lista Dos (List 2)
Lista Seis (List Six) puede – can, is able to
gana – wins ve – sees
pierde – loses busca – searches for
sale – leaves
*salgo – I leave encuentra – finds
llega / viene – arrives, comes habla – talks
queda – stays duerme – sleeps
debe – should, ought to Lista Tres (List Three)
Lista Siete (List Seven) piensa – thinks
sabe – knows canta – sings
lleva – wears, brings escucha – listens
necesita – needs baila – dances
prefiere – prefers come – eats
llama – calls bebe – drinks
cocina – cooks Lista Cuatro (List Four)
besa – kisses
caza – hunts juega – plays
vóleibol
fútbol americano fútbol empuja – pushes
baloncesto / básquetbol
béisbol pega – hits (glues)
sóftbol
hockey patea – kicks
golf
tenis
practica – practices aplasta – squashes
a campo traviesa
lucha libre
mata – kills
atletismo
echando porras baile ~When you do actions
to a person
put a “
personal a”
after the verb in Spanish. For example, “Rey besa
a
Beyonce,” “Tigre pega
a
Chulo,” “Rubia empuja
a
Macho,” “Pedro patea
a
Guasón,” etc. A. Weather expressions:
Students will need to know the following weather expressions in Spanish and English. ¿Qué tiempo hace hoy –
What’s the weather doing today? Hace buen tiempo. –
It’s good weather.
Hace mal tiempo. –
It’s bad weather. Hace calor. –
It’s hot.
Hace frío. –
It’s cold. Hace sol. –
It’s sunny.
Nieva. –
It’s snowing. No hace mal tiempo. –
It’s not bad weather.
Hay nubes. –
There are clouds. Hace fresco. –
It’s cool.
Llueve. –
It’s raining. Hace viento. –
It’s windy.
No lo sé. –
I don’t know it. B. The forms of “ir” (to go) ir:
to go
I go:
voy
you go:
vas
he goes, she goes:
va, va
we go:
vamos ya’ll go:
van they go:
van C. Spanish Pronouns Students will need to know these pronouns. We will use them for the rest of the semester! yo
– I nosotros
– we (co­ed) nosotras
– we (girls only) tú
– you (informal) vosotros
– you all (used in Spain) vosotras
– you all (used in Spain) usted
– you (formal) él
– he ella
– she ustedes
– you all (used in Latin America) ellos
– they (co­ed) ellas
– they (girls only) D. Websites with flashcards and games for students to practice this information Quizlet is an excellent site to practice our current vocabulary. Ms. Temple has already created flashcard sets for all of these vocabulary words and each student in Spanish has a Quizlet account. Students can click on each set, go through the flashcards (listening to pronunciation), then play games or take practice tests. I highly encourage students to use this site to review and practice their vocabulary outside of class! (It’s also a phone app they can download to their phone.)
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