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    This document provides an introduction to basic Spanish vocabulary including common nouns, subjects, verbs, phrases, and numbers. It lists Spanish words for boy, girl, man, woman and provides the articles used with each. It then gives the subjects and verb for "I am" and introduces how to say "I am a man" and "I am a woman". The document continues with sections on gender in Spanish nouns, common Spanish phrases for greetings, apologies, and requests. It concludes by listing Spanish terms for common nouns like water and milk as well as words for locations and directions.

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    SPANISH WORD

    Boy – el nino (El ninyo) *The for boy (El)


    Girl – la nina (la ninya) *The fro girl (La)
    Man – el hombre (el ombre)
    Women – la mujer (la muher)

    Subject Verb
    Yo – I Soy – I am
    Tu’ – you Eres – You are
    Tu – Your Es – He is / She is
    El – He
    Ella – She
    Mi – My
    Una - A
    *El –for Masculine (Boy/man)
    *La – for Femenine (Girl / women)

    SPANISH PHRASES
    1. I am a man– Yo soy un hombre (Ju so u ombre)
    2. I am a woman – Yo so una mujer ( yo so una muher)

    *Gender
    -In Spanish, all nouns are either masculine or feminine. Often , nouns –o if
    they’re masculine or feminine.
    Common phrases In Spanish
    Buenas Dias - Good Morning
    Buenas Noches - Goodnight
    Buenas Tardes - Good Evening / afternoon
    Adios - Goodbye / Bye
    Gracias - Thanks /Thank You
    Mucho Gusto - Nice to Meet You
    De nada - You’re welcome
    Pardon - Pardon
    Po Favor - Please
    No, lo siento - No, sorry
    Si, Por Favor - Yes, Please
    Agua – Water
    Milk - Leche
    Stick – Palo
    Box – Caja (Kaha)
    Pan – Bread
    Esto - This ( It’s just something that you say on it’s own) something that you
    really don’t know (exp: Que es esto? –what is this?)
    This - Esta (It’s a word we use when we are referring to something that;s
    feminine)
    This - Este (it’s a word use when we are referin to an object that’s masculine)
    That - Ese, Esa, Eso (Things not really far away from us)
    Those – Aquel (akel)
    Those – Aquella ( Akeja) exm : Aquella caja – that box (over there)
    Those – Aquello ( Akejo)
    Exp : Aquel dia lloviomucho (Akel dia jovio mucho) – That day it rained a
    lot (refer to time/location)
    Here – Aqui (Aki) ( exp: Aqui hay un palo- There’s a stick here)
    Overthere – Alli (Aji)- exp: Hay un palo alli
    Far away – Lejos – exp : El restaurante este muy lejos
    There’s – Hay (aie) – exp : Aqui hay un palo
    Close by – Cerca (Kerka) – exp :El restaurante esta cerca-the restaurant is
    close by.
    Right – Derecha (Deretsa) exp: Gira (kira) a ala derecha (Turn right).
    Left – Izquierda (kikereth..da) exp : Gira a la izquierda
    Where – Donde exp:Donde estan mis cosas (where are my things)

    Cardinal Numbers
    Uno – 1
    Dos – 2
    Tres – 3
    Cuatra – 4 (kuatro)
    Cinco – 5 (Sinko)
    Seis – 6
    Siete – 7
    Ocho – 8
    Nueve - 9
    Diez – 10 (dies)

    Ordinal Numbers
    Primero – First
    Segundo – second
    Tercero – Third
    Cuarto – Fourth
    Quirto – fifth

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