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Meanings/translations

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abrir

To open

acabar

FINISH raising the “bar”

squirrel FINISHES storing “acorns” (?)

To finish

aceptar

To accept

admirar

To admire

ahorrar

A “hoarder” SAVES stuff!

“horror” movie is stored/saved in your mind

To save (money)

amar

LOVE “a man”

To love

añadir

ADD the tilde ~ to the n

to add

aplaudir

to applaud, clap, cheer

aprenderprender=to turn onturn on learning

To learn

arreglar

To fix or repair

asistir

To attend

ayudarHey “you there,” I need help/aide

To help

bailar

ballet.ballroom dancing.

To dance

bajarbajo=short/

lower

“jar” under you

To lower, go down

barrer

SWEEP under the bar

Sweeping around a barrierSweeping around a barrier

To sweep

batir

sounds like “batter”beat/whisk batter

BEAT (eggs) with a “bat”

To beat (eggs) / whisk

beber

A baby drinking a bottle.

The word bebé in Spanish

A baby drinking a bottle.

The word bebé in Spanish

To drink

borrar

“borrow” an ERASER

to erase

buscar

LOOK FOR a “bus” or a “car

to look for

cambiar

To change

caminar

To walk

cantar

To sing

celebrar

To celebrate

cocinar

To cook

comer“Come” home to EAT /

to the restaurant

To eat

compartir

business partner – share $

SHARE and compare/care (not meaning)

rhyme/sound alikeSharing is caring they sound

similar they are compared

Sharing is caring they sound

similar they are compared

To share

completar

To complete

comprarcompare computer before BUYING

to buy

comprender

To understand

contestar

To answer or reply

correr

RUNS for

Running is a career Running is a career

To run

cortar

To cut

creerBELIEVE in your career

To believe

cubrir

To cover

cumplir

cumpleaños

more ACCOMPLISHed turning OLDER – better with age

To be/turn (years old) / accomplis

deber

you HAVE TO remember this one

You OWE it to yourself ☺

OWE a “debt” on a debit card

To have to, should, ought to, owe

decidir

To decide

decorar

To decorate

describir

To describe

descubrir

dis cubrir (to cover)

Des is similar to dis

Cubrir means to cover so put it

together you get discover

Des is similar to dis

Cubrir means to cover so put it

together you get discover

To discover

desear

To wish or desire

dibujar

To draw

discutir

To discuss

dividir

To divide

enseñar

ñ

To teach

entrar

To enter

enviarNOT to envy SEND in

“envelope”

False

Cognates

To send

esconder

escape > hide

when you HIDE something you can forget about it so

you have to ponder(think) about where you put it.

To hide

escribir

To write

escuchar

To listen

esperar

To wait or hope for

esquiar

to ski

estudiar

To study

explicar

To explain

fumar

To smoke

ganar"WIN a trip to “Ghana"

To win

gritarYELL over “guitar”

“grit” teeth before SCREAM

To yell or scream

hablar

To speak or talk

insistir

To insist on

interrumpir

To interrupt

invitar

To invite

lavar“lava” soap – “lather”

To wash

leer

To read

limpiar

to clean

llamar

To call / “my name is”

llegar

to arrive

llevar

e, a, r remind me of wear

to wear/carry/bring

llorar

“Lora” CRIES when she is “lonely” / during the Lorax

to cry

mirar

To look at or watch

nadar

To swim

navegar

“navigate” = SAIL

to sail or navegate

necesitar“necessity” = NEED

To need

ocurrir

To occur / happen

olvidar

OLD people/Olivia/Oliver can’t remember=FORGET.

“Olive Garden” FORGOTthe breadsticks/olives

To forget

organizar

To organize

pagarPAY for the “pageant”

To pay

partir

“Part” ways and LEAVE.

To depart a building - leavingTo depart a building - leaving

To leave

pasar

PASS / SPENDtime=tiempo(not spend money)

pasar el fin de semanato spend the weekend

To pass or “spend” time (not money)

patinarPat/Partner SKATES

If you can't

skate, have a

PARTner to

help you.

To skate

permitir

To permit or allow

practicar

To practice

preguntarNever ASK if a lady is pregnant

To ask

prender

TURN ON the “printer”

To turn on OR “catch” fire

preparar

To prepare

presentar

to present

prestar

LEND a “star”

To lend – let someone borrow something

prometer

To promise

recibir

To receive

regresar

to regress, return, come back

responder

To respond, answer, reply

romper

BREAK rope at end of race.

Baby BREAKS romper(one piece outfit)

when you stomp

around you can

break things, and

romper sounds

like stomper.

To break

sacar fotos

to take pictures (also to take out)

subir

to go up or climb

sufrir

To suffer

temer

FEAR tremors

To fear or dread

Tocarcan’t TOUCH the car

To touch OR play instrument

tomar

To take (medicine/bus) or drink

tomar el sol

“Tom” SUNBATHEStoo much, and looks like a “tomato”

(take in the sun)

To sunbathe (take in the sun)

toser

“toaster” > smoke > cough

For your COUGH, take Tussin / Robitussin®

When your sick you “toss” in your bed

You cough into a tissue and toss it

When your sick you “toss” in your bed

You cough into a tissue and toss it

To cough

trabajar“trapped” at your job“trouble” at work

to work

venderVENDing machine

To sell

ver

to see

viajar

Travel via jet

To travel

visitar

To visit

vivir

To live

Comic Mnemonics – look above my door outside

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