Jun
17
I need help learning Spanish, If you know Spanish or can help READ HERE?
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~..::Josh::..~ asked:
I need a list of objects found in a classroom (In english format with the following spanish word next to it, and as MANY words as possible) I will go with anything from animals (classroom pets) to germs (things you can’t see)…but those are just extra, I’m trying to teach a kid that speaks spanish in my class english words (he’s very smart, and will catch on fast) and I have school tomorrow so I don’t have time to get a english dictionary (It is now 4-10-08). Also don’t type any words that the person before you typed (to save time of course…) Only correct their mistakes, becuase I don’t want to confused or insult him… Thank-you very very much.
Also I’ve already learned how to ask how he’s feeling and important stuff = )
Emmy
I need a list of objects found in a classroom (In english format with the following spanish word next to it, and as MANY words as possible) I will go with anything from animals (classroom pets) to germs (things you can’t see)…but those are just extra, I’m trying to teach a kid that speaks spanish in my class english words (he’s very smart, and will catch on fast) and I have school tomorrow so I don’t have time to get a english dictionary (It is now 4-10-08). Also don’t type any words that the person before you typed (to save time of course…) Only correct their mistakes, becuase I don’t want to confused or insult him… Thank-you very very much.
Also I’ve already learned how to ask how he’s feeling and important stuff = )
Emmy
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Pupitres, pizzaras, boligrafos, lápizes, sillas, ventanas, tizas, borradores, escritorio, reloj, computadoras (computers??) …
This might not sound important, but it is. This child, where is he from? I ask because Spanish is not really that universal, it has many dialects that can confuse him even more.
examples are:
peanut= either mani or cacahuate
backpack= either mochila or bulto (and maybe something else)
so you see it depends on that child origin that this question can be answered appropiately.
papel paper
lápiz pencil
sacapuntas pencil sharpener
borra or goma de borrar eraser
libro book
cuaderno notebook
lonchera lunchbox
termo thermus
silla chair
mesa table
pincel paint brush
tempera finger paint
acualera paint
plastilina playduh
arcilla clay
cartulina (don’t lnow how its called in english it’s a thick paper for making posters)
cartón cardboard
creyones creyons
marcadores markers
boligrafo pen
tinta ink
tigeras scissors
carpet blinder
libro de ejercicios workbook
block de dibujo shetch book
La pizarra….The blackboard.
La maestra…The teacher.
Los alumnos…The students.
Los pupitres…..The writing desks.
Libros….Books
Las ventanas….The windows
Libretas or Cuadernos….Notebooks.
Borradores…Erasers
Lapices….pencils.
La puerta….The door.
Reglas para medir….Rulers.
book = el libro
books = los libros
notebook = el cuaderno
notebooks = los cuadernos
paper = el papel
papers = los papeles
pen = el bolígrafo or la pluma
pens = los bolígrafos or las plumas
pencil = el lápiz
pencils = los lápices
eraser = el borrador
erasers = los borradores
desk = el pupitre or el escritorio
desks = los pupitres or los escritorios
chair = la silla
chairs = las sillas
board = la pizarra
boards = las pizarras
chalk = la tiza
chalks = las tizas
marker = el marcador
markers = los marcadores
crayon = el creyón
crayons = los creyones
backpack = la mochila
backpacks = las mochilas
student = el estudiante (male) / la estudiante (female)
students = los estudiantes (all males or both males and females) / las estudiantes (all females)
teacher = el maestro (male) / la maestra (female)
teachers = los maestros (all males or both males and females) / las maestras (all females)
door = la puerta
doors = las puertas
window = la ventana
windows = las ventanas
lights = las luces
clock = el reloj
Chalk=Tiza
Blackboard/chalkboard=pizarra
Books/book=Libros/libro
Stapler=grapadora or clipeadora (in Puerto Rican Spanish)
Students/student=estudiantes/estudiante
Pencils/pencil=Lápices/lápiz
Notebook=libreta
Manila envelope=Sobre manila
Scissors=Tijera or Tijeras
Rubber bands=bandas de goma
Stapples=grapas
Teacher=maestro (if male)/maestra (if female)
Project=proyecto
Eraser=borrador
Desk=escritorio
Pupils=pupilos
Class=clase
Classroom=salón de clases
Page/pages=página/paginas
Grades=Grados or notas
Classmates=compañeros de clase
Pictures=fotos, laminas or fotografías
Problems=problemas
Homework=Tarea or asignaciones
Drawings=dibujos
Crayons=In Puerto Rican Spanish is crayolas/lapices de colorear
Student seats=pupitres
Markers=marcadores
Color/colors=color/colores
Backpaks=Bultos or mochilas
Calculators=calculadoras
Ruler=regla
Rules=reglas
Fan=abaníco
Manners=modales
Bell=campana or timbre
The strong sound needed here cat gato mouse ratn gecko lagartija bird pjaro worm gusano virus virus virus virus virus virus but the pronunciation is like beerus cage jaula box caja sand arena newspaper peridico anyway wanted to congratulate you dont have good lists here.
I found a website that has a review on a Spanish Language Program that sounds pretty good. You should check it out: