1.1 Me, my family and friends

• What is the Spanish word for "name"?

  el nombre
• Match the Spanish vocabulary with its English translation:

  La edad ↔️ Age

  Rubio ↔️ Blonde

  Divertido ↔️ Funny

  Delgado ↔️ Thin
• To say "My name is María" in Spanish, you use the structure "Me llamo María."
• The Spanish word for "siblings" is hermanos
• The Spanish word for "friend" is amigo
• The Spanish sentence "Nos llevamos bien porque tenemos muchas cosas en común" means "We get along well because we have a lot in common."
• "Tener en común" means "to have in common
• "Nos llevamos bien porque tenemos muchas cosas en común
• The Spanish word for "blonde" is rubio
• How would you say "I am tall" in Spanish using the "Yo soy" structure?

  Yo soy alto
• "Me gusta leer" means "I like to read."
• "Mi padre es ingeniero" means "My father is an engineer."
• Match the Spanish family relationship vocabulary with its English translation:

  Madre ↔️ Mother

  Padre ↔️ Father

  Hermanos/as ↔️ Siblings

  Hijos/as ↔️ Children

  Esposo/a ↔️ Spouse
• What is the Spanish word for "friend"?

  Amigo/a
• Match the Spanish vocabulary with its English translation:

  Amigo/a ↔️ Friend

  Mejor amigo/a ↔️ Best friend

  Compañero/a ↔️ Classmate/Colleague

  Conocer ↔️ To know (a person)

  Llevarse bien ↔️ To get along well

  Llevarse mal ↔️ To not get along

  Tener en común ↔️ To have in common
• What does 'Compañero/a' mean in English?

  Classmate/Colleague
• The Spanish word for "tall" is alto
• Arrange the following sentence structures in their correct order to describe oneself:

  1️⃣ Yo soy alto.

  2️⃣ Tengo 16 años.

  3️⃣ Me llamo María.

  4️⃣ Soy español.

  5️⃣ Me gusta leer.
• The Spanish phrase "Me gusta leer" means "I like to read."

  True
• The verb "tener" is used in Spanish to describe identity.

  False
• The Spanish phrase "Llevarse bien" means "To get along well."


  True
• The Spanish word for "friend" is amigo
• Match the Spanish vocabulary with its English translation:

  Amigo/a ↔️ Friend

  Mejor amigo/a ↔️ Best friend

  Compañero/a ↔️ Classmate/Colleague

  Conocer ↔️ To know (a person)

  Llevarse bien ↔️ To get along well

  Llevarse mal ↔️ To not get along

  Tener en común ↔️ To have in common
• "Lamentablemente, nos llevamos mal con nuestro compañero de trabajo" means "Unfortunately, we don't get along with our work colleague."

  True
• What is the English translation of "divertido/a"?

  Funny
• "Tengo 16 años" means "I am 16 years old."
• Match the basic Spanish sentence structures with their English translations:

  Yo soy + [adjective] ↔️ I am + [adjective]

  Tengo + [age] ↔️ I am + [age] years old

  Me llamo + [name] ↔️ My name is + [name]

  Soy + [nationality/origin] ↔️ I am + [nationality/origin]

  Me gusta + [hobby/interest] ↔️ I like + [hobby/interest]
• What does "esposo/a" mean in English when describing family relationships?

  Spouse
• How would you say "I have a sister who is a lawyer" in Spanish?

  Tengo una hermana que es abogada
• "Llevarse bien" means "to get along well."
• What is the English translation of 'Amigo/a'?

  Friend
• 'Conocer' means 'to get along well'.

  False
• Match the Spanish vocabulary with their English translations:

  Amigo/a ↔️ Friend

  Mejor amigo/a ↔️ Best friend

  Compañero/a ↔️ Classmate/Colleague

  Llevarse mal ↔️ To not get along
• 'Nos llevamos bien porque tenemos muchas cosas en común.
• What does 'Tener en común' mean in English?

  To have in common
• What is the English translation of 'Mi mejor amigo es muy divertido'?

  My best friend is funny
• Present tense verbs like 'ser' and 'tener' are used to describe personal identity in Spanish.


  True
• Match the Spanish personal identity categories with their corresponding vocabulary:

  Name and Age ↔️ el nombre, la edad

  Physical Appearance ↔️ alto/a, bajo/a

  Personality Traits ↔️ amable, tímido/a
• 'Yo soy alto' means I am tall.
• What is the English translation of 'Mi padre es ingeniero'?

  My father is an engineer