Routines and daily life (Part 1/2)

In this lesson we will be learning how to describe our daily routine and daily life using the reflexive pronoun "me".

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

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Q1.How do you say 'to look after' in Spanish?

cuidar olvidar comer

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Q2.How do you say 'to forget' in Spanish?

beber olvidar organizar

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Q3.How do you say 'to bring' in Spanish?

cerrar invitar traer

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Q4.How do you say 'health' in Spanish?

la puerta la salud sano

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Q5.How do you say 'birthday' in Spanish?

la carpeta el cumpleaños la taza

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Q6.How do you say 'almost' in Spanish?

casi menos siempre

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Q7.How do you say 'boyfriend' in Spanish?

el novio el primo la novia

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Q8.How do you say 'girlfriend' in Spanish?

la novia la esposa la marida

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Q9.How do you say 'I bring' in Spanish?

preparo traigo desenchufo

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Q10.How do you say 'I am scared' in Spanish?

tengo sed tengo miedo tengo calor

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Q11.How do you say 'to' in Spanish?

a al la

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Q12.How do you say 'first' in Spanish?

malo primero tercero

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Q13.How do you say 'own' in Spanish?

propio primero primo

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Q14.How do you say 'same' in Spanish?

malo samo mismo

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Q15.How do you say 'second' in Spanish?

segundo seca soldado

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Quiz:

Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

Question 6

Question 7

Question 8

Question 9

Question 10

Question 11

Question 12

Question 13

Question 14

Question 15

Q1.How do you say 'to look after' in Spanish?

cuidar olvidar comer

1/15

Q2.How do you say 'to forget' in Spanish?

beber olvidar organizar

2/15

Q3.How do you say 'to bring' in Spanish?

cerrar invitar traer

3/15

Q4.How do you say 'health' in Spanish?

la puerta la salud sano

4/15

Q5.How do you say 'birthday' in Spanish?

la carpeta el cumpleaños la taza

5/15

Q6.How do you say 'almost' in Spanish?

casi menos siempre

6/15

Q7.How do you say 'boyfriend' in Spanish?

el novio el primo la novia

7/15

Q8.How do you say 'girlfriend' in Spanish?

la novia la esposa la marida

8/15

Q9.How do you say 'I bring' in Spanish?

preparo traigo desenchufo

9/15

Q10.How do you say 'I am scared' in Spanish?

tengo sed tengo miedo tengo calor

10/15

Q11.How do you say 'to' in Spanish?

a al la

11/15

Q12.How do you say 'first' in Spanish?

malo primero tercero

12/15

Q13.How do you say 'own' in Spanish?

propio primero primo

13/15

Q14.How do you say 'same' in Spanish?

malo samo mismo

14/15

Q15.How do you say 'second' in Spanish?

segundo seca soldado

15/15

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Routines and daily life (Part 1/2)

The following questions will help you improve your recall of the vocabulary from this lesson.

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Question 2

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Question 10

Q1.What does "el vestido" mean?

dress mirror vest

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Q2.What does " demasiado" mean?

breakfast too much/many to present

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Q3.Translate "poner"

to present I put /I put on to put/put on to call

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Q4.What does "me pongo un vestido" mean?

to wear a dress I eat breakfast I put on a dress I have a mirror

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Q5.Translate "me despierto"

I get dressed I wake up I get up I have breakfast

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Q6.Choose the best translation "Levanto a Daniel"

I get up I get Daniel up Daniel gets up

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Q7.Choose the best translation for "Lavo a mi perro"

I wash my dog I wash myself The dog washes

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Q8.Translate "preparo a mi hermano"

I get my brother ready I prepare breakfast for my brother I prepare myself in the morning

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Q9.How would you say "I get (myself) up"?

me levanto levanto

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Q10.How would you say "I get ready"?

preparo me preparo

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Quiz:

Routines and daily life (Part 1/2)

The following questions will help you improve your recall of the vocabulary from this lesson.

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

Question 6

Question 7

Question 8

Question 9

Question 10

Q1.What does "el vestido" mean?

dress mirror vest

1/10

Q2.What does " demasiado" mean?

breakfast too much/many to present

2/10

Q3.Translate "poner"

to present I put /I put on to put/put on to call

3/10

Q4.What does "me pongo un vestido" mean?

to wear a dress I eat breakfast I put on a dress I have a mirror

4/10

Q5.Translate "me despierto"

I get dressed I wake up I get up I have breakfast

5/10

Q6.Choose the best translation "Levanto a Daniel"

I get up I get Daniel up Daniel gets up

6/10

Q7.Choose the best translation for "Lavo a mi perro"

I wash my dog I wash myself The dog washes

7/10

Q8.Translate "preparo a mi hermano"

I get my brother ready I prepare breakfast for my brother I prepare myself in the morning

8/10

Q9.How would you say "I get (myself) up"?

me levanto levanto

9/10

Q10.How would you say "I get ready"?

preparo me preparo

10/10

Lesson summary: Routines and daily life (Part 1/2)

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