Spanish: People & Everyday Life
Latin American Spanish for the people in your life: family and how people look and act, work, school and the daily routine, then feelings, opinions and getting along with others.
233 cards3 lessonsFree
Part of the Spanish collection.
SPANISH PEOPLE · FACT
A word for every in-law
No hyphens required. El suegro and la suegra are your spouse's parents, el yerno and la nuera are the ones who married in, and cuñado / cuñada covers siblings by marriage in both directions — your spouse's brother and your sister's husband are equally tu cuñado.
Ten of its 233 cards, from the same pack file the app reads.
3 lessons.
Each lesson has a study guide to read and objectives you can test yourself on. Its cards and games show up in your feed.
- 01
Lesson 1: Family & People
Part 1: Family Members · Part 2: Describing People · Part 3: Relationships
- 02
Lesson 2: Work, Study & Daily Routine
Part 1: Daily Routine · Part 2: Jobs and Professions · Part 3: Office or Classroom
- 03
Lesson 3: Emotions, Opinions & Social
Part 1: Feelings and Moods · Part 2: Expressing Opinions · Part 3: Social Phrases
What you'll be able to do 14 objectives, from the pack's lessons
- Name the in-law relationships (suegro/suegra, yerno, nuera, cuñado).
- Identify cousins, nieces/nephews, and in-law terms, including your sister's husband.
- Describe a person's physical appearance by height, build, and hair color.
- Describe personality using ser and recognize the false friend simpático.
- State marital status and social-bond relationships (married/single/divorced, boyfriend, friend, acquaintance).
- Narrate a daily routine using reflexive verbs (wake up, get up, shower, dress, brush teeth, go to bed).
- Explain the structure of a conjugated reflexive verb.
- Name professions with their gender inflection.
- Identify professions in context and confirm their meanings.
- Name office and classroom words in Spanish, including la computadora.
- Describe feelings and moods (happy, sad, angry, worried) and give opposites.
- Use reflexive verbs for emotional change (calmarse, divertirse) and explain the reflexive pattern.
- Express opinions with creer, pensar, and opinar and state agreement or disagreement.
- Use fixed social phrases (congratulations, welcome, good luck, excuse me, invite).
- Cards
- 233
- Lessons
- 3
- Version
- 1.0.6
- Language
- Spanish
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