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Question		Answer
I have his cellphone. start learning		Tengo su teléfono celular.
My sister's suitcase is big. start learning		La maleta de mi hermana es grande.
The balls, the bottles. start learning		Las bolas, las botellas.
Do you have a cellphone? start learning		¿Tienes un teléfono celular?
The ship is old. start learning		El barco es viejo.
Big scissors. start learning		Tijeras grandes.
Do you have cameras? start learning		¿Tienes cámaras?
Do you have a watch? start learning		¿Tienes reloj?
What thing do you have in your backpack? start learning		Qué cosa tienes en tu mochila?
The plane is yellow. start learning		El avión es amarillo.
The time is on the clock. start learning		La hora está en el reloj.
The ship arrives today. start learning		El barco llega hoy.
It is my new backpack. start learning		Es mi nueva mochila.
It is a bell. start learning		Es una campana.
I have a pen. start learning		Tengo una pluma.
I need batteries. start learning		Necesito baterías.
The lawyers (F) deliver the papers. start learning		Las abogadas entregan los papeles.
Dollars per year. start learning		Dólares al año.
It is a source of money. start learning		Es una fuente de dinero.
My card is in the desk. start learning		Mi tarjeta está en el escritorio.
Do you have a pen? start learning		¿Tienes una pluma?
The document has many pages. start learning		El documento tiene muchas páginas.
A big object. start learning		Un objeto grande.
The newspapers are recent. start learning		Los periódicos son recientes.
I need magazines in English. start learning		Necesito revistas en inglés.
Personal objects. start learning		Objectos personales.
Who has the documents? start learning		¿Quién tiene los documentos?
I want a cheese sandwich and a glass of water. start learning		Quiero un emparedado de queso y un vaso de agua.
The cup is blue. start learning		La copa es azul.
She reads the newspapers. start learning		Ella lee los periódicos.
The book has pages. start learning		Un libro tiene páginas.
The device is small. start learning		El aparato es pequeño.
The apparatus is new. start learning		El aparato es nuevo.
The box is on the desk. start learning		La caja está en el escritorio.
It is a bad piece. start learning		Es una mala pieza
Those rules do not count. start learning		Esas reglas no cuentan.
Are you a machine? start learning		¿Eres una máquina?
No, I go by bus. start learning		No, yo voy en autobús.
He has a car. start learning		Él tiene un auto.
She follows the rules. start learning		Ella sigue las reglas.
The car is blue. start learning		El auto es azul.
The colonel has a bomb. start learning		El coronel tiene una bomba.
It is a list. start learning		Es una lista.
It is a bottle with a note. start learning		Es una botella con una nota.
The author (F) reads about motors. start learning		La autora lee sobre motores.
The car has wheels. start learning		El coche tiene ruedas.
Bombs are bad. start learning		Las bombas son malas.
My pen. start learning		Mi bolígrafo.
The bicycles are new. start learning		Las bicicletas son nuevas.
It is a necessary thing. start learning		Es una cosa necesaria.
The map is on top of the bed. start learning		El mapa está sobre la cama.
I want a computer. start learning		Quiero una computadora.
The children hear the train. start learning		Los niños oyen el tren.
The car keys are one the table. start learning		Las llaves del coche están en la mesa.
It is a bicycle. start learning		Es una bicicleta.
Antonio is my uncle. start learning		Antonio es mi tío.
He is Luis, she is Julia. start learning		Él es Luis, ella es Julia.
I am Antonio, I speak Spanish. start learning		Soy Antonio, hablo español.
Luis is a boy. start learning		Luis es un niño.
I am better. start learning		Estoy mejor.
Yes, Luis is my husband. start learning		Sí, Luis es mi esposo.
No, Luis is not my uncle. start learning		No, Luis no es mi tío.
Pedro is my cousin. start learning		Pedro es mi primo.
The cheese is from Italy. start learning		El queso es de Italia.
Are you new? start learning		¿Eres nuevo?
I am good. start learning		Estoy bien.
Luis and Antonio are my sons. start learning		Luis y Antonio son mis hijos.
We are Luis and Antonio. start learning		Somos Luis y Antonio.
Sofia wants the shoes because they are black. start learning		Sofía quiere los zapatos porque son negros.
In what month are we? start learning		¿En qué mes estamos?
The windows are black. start learning		Las ventanas son negras.
They are fine. start learning		Ellos están bien.
We (F) are fine. start learning		Nosotras estamos bien.
We are at dinner. start learning		Nosotras estamos en la cena.
Those (over there) girls are my daughters. start learning		Aquellas niñas son mis hijas.
You are a student (F). start learning		Eres una estudiante.
I am a mouse. start learning		Soy un ratón.
Are they far from here? start learning		¿Ellos estan lejos de aquí?
How are you? start learning		¿Cómo estás?
I am fine, thank you. How are you? start learning		Estoy bien, gracias. ¿Cómo estás tú?
The bicycle is between the cars. start learning		La bicicleta está entre los coches.
Lorena is in the garden. start learning		Lorena está en el jardín.
He walks on the street. start learning		Él camina en la calle.
The hotel is not big. start learning		El hotel no es grande.
Welcome to the hotel! start learning		¡Bienvenido al hotel!
Ana eats in the restaurant. start learning		Ana come en el restaurante.
José walks on the beach. start learning		José camina en la playa.
Welcome to my restaurant. start learning		Bienvenido a mi restaurante.
Where is the train to the Madrid? start learning		¿Dónde está el tren hacia Madrid?
What country are you from? start learning		¿De qué país eres?
The place is very big. start learning		El lugar es muy grande.
Those houses are blue. start learning		Esas casas son azules.
Do you have a map of the city? start learning		¿Tienes un mapa de la ciudad?
The places are small. start learning		Los lugares son pequeños.
We have cities. start learning		Tenemos ciudades.
My uncle has a house in Italy. start learning		Mi tío tiene una casa en Italia.
Every country is beautiful. start learning		Cada país es bonito.
We are a large community. start learning		Somos una comunidad grande.
The square is large and beautiful. start learning		La plaza es grande y bonita.
She goes to the university. start learning		Ella va a la universidad.
She knows a lot about banks. start learning		Ella sabe mucho de bancos.
We talked about these regions. start learning		Hablamos de estas regiones.
We walk in the square. start learning		Caminamos en la plaza.
The community speaks English. start learning		La comunidad habla inglés.
My brother is a university student. start learning		Mi hermano es un estudiante de universidad.
He is in the hospital. start learning		Él está en el hospital.
It is an important port. start learning		Es un puerto importante.
My sister goes to the institute. start learning		Mi hermana va al instituto.
These living rooms are very large. start learning		Estas salas son muy grandes.
It is a large territory. start learning		Es un territorio grande.
The shoes department. start learning		El departamento de zapatos.
The party is for the village. start learning		La fiesta es para el pueblo.
The palace is green. start learning		El palacio es verde.
The islands are small. start learning		Las islas son pequeñas.
The towns are different. start learning		Los pueblos son diferentes.
I have an apartment. start learning		Tengo un departamento.
My boss has a ranch. start learning		Mi jefe tiene una hacienda.
His neighborhood. start learning		El barrio de él.
The buildings are big. start learning		Los edificios son grandes.
Ana plays in the park. start learning		Ana juega en el parque.
Where is the museum? start learning		¿Dónde está el museo?
Your home country is Germany. start learning		Tu patria es Alemania.
It is your home. start learning		Es tu hogar.
Where is the border? start learning		¿Dónde está la frontera?
It is a local festival. start learning		Es un festival local.
She sees the towers. start learning		Ella ve las torres.
We walk by the road. start learning		Caminamos por la carretera.
It is a continent. start learning		Es un continente.
The judge (F) looks for the clues. start learning		La juez busca las pistas.
Asia is a continent. start learning		Asia es un continente.
I am from the West. start learning		Yo soy del oeste.
I go to an agency. start learning		Yo voy a una agencia.
It is a huge distance. start learning		Es una distancia enorme.
But no in the capital. start learning		Pero no en la capital.
California is on the west. start learning		California está al oeste.
The capital of Germany is Berlin. start learning		La capital de Alemania es Berlín.
The distance is hard. start learning		La distancia es dura.
We go to the agency. start learning		Nosotros vamos a la agencia.
This hotel does not serve lunch. start learning		Este hotel no sirve almuerzo.
She drinks coffee with milk. start learning		Ella bebe café con leche.
Where is the hotel? start learning		¿Dónde está el hotel?
I do not go to the school on Sunday. start learning		No voy a la escuela el domingo.
How far is to the airport? start learning		¿A qué distancia está el aueropuerto?
He is in his office. start learning		Él está en su oficina.
It is my culture. start learning		Es mi cultura.
The people look. start learning		La gente mira.
We do not have workers here. start learning		No tenemos trabajadores aquí.
To the population in general. start learning		A la población en general.
The lady is responsible. start learning		La señora es responsable.
You have no culture. start learning		No tienes cultura.
He knows a lot of people. start learning		Él conoce a mucha gente.
We have an audience. start learning		Tenemos una audiencia.
How is your marriage? start learning		¿Cómo está tu matrimonio?
Every revolution is new. start learning		Cada revolución es nueva.
Now he is just a normal citizen. start learning		Ahora, él es sólo un ciudadano normal.
They are a couple. start learning		Ellos son una pareja.
The audience hears. start learning		La audiencia oye.
I have an enemy. start learning		Tengo un enemigo.
I study tourism. start learning		Estudio turismo.
What a beautiful habit. start learning		Que bonita costumbre.
It is bad for humanity. start learning		Es malo para la humanidad.
We have a victim. start learning		Tenemos una victima.
We do not want an enemy. start learning		No queremos un enemigo.
What do you think of humanity? start learning		Qué piensas de la humanidad?
We are individuals. start learning		Somos individuos.
They study Tourism. start learning		Ellos estudian turismo.
It is just an old habit. start learning		Es sólo una vieja costumbre.
Nor I. start learning		Ni yo.
He is always a gentleman. start learning		Él es siempre un caballero.
Besides, we do not have witnesses. start learning		Además, no tenemos testigos.
My cousins go to the fair. start learning		Mis primos van a la feria.
They are small adults. start learning		Ellos son adultos pequeños.
She is not my sister but my mother. start learning		Ella no es mi hermana sino mi madre.
I am a witness. start learning		Yo soy un testigo.
We are not adults. start learning		No somos adultos.
It is not a fair. start learning		No es una feria.
The whole population depends on them. start learning		Toda la población depende de ellos.
My parents come from different cultures. start learning		Mis padres vienen de culturas diferentes.
She tells me the time. start learning		Ella me dice la hora.
I love you, but not much. start learning		Yo te quiero, pero no mucho.
She writes to him. start learning		Ella le escribe a él.
José does not speak to her. start learning		José no le habla a ella.
You eat an apple. (yourself) start learning		Tú te comes una manzana.
I eat an apple. (myself) start learning		Yo me como una manzana.
He reads her a newspaper. start learning		Él le lee un diario a ella.
I love you. start learning		Te amo.
She reads you (formal) a newspaper. start learning		Ella le lee un diario a usted.
He knows me. start learning		Él me conoce.
Each day I love you more. start learning		Cada día yo te quiero más.
She does not know me. start learning		Ella no me conoce.
You write me a book. start learning		Tú me escribes un libro.
I love you. start learning		Te quiero.
We are staying. start learning		Nos quedamos.
The teacher (M) reads us a book. start learning		El maestro nos lee un libro.
See you (pl) next week! start learning		¡Nos vemos la próxima semana!
We eat an orange. start learning		Nos comemos una naranja.
She blames us. start learning		Ella nos culpa.
She and I love each other. start learning		Ella y yo nos queremos.
The teacher (F) reads us a book. start learning		La maestra nos lee un libro.
You (formal) blame us. start learning		Usted nos culpa.
We read to them. start learning		Nosotras les leemos a ellos.
He writes them (M) a book. start learning		Él les escribe un libro a ellos.
She hears us. start learning		Ella nos oye.
We eat an orange. start learning		Nosotros nos comemos una naranja.
I know it. start learning		Lo sé.
I love her a lot. start learning		Yo la quiero mucho a ella.
I say it. start learning		Lo digo.
I love her a lot. start learning		La quiero mucho.
I do not need it. start learning		No lo necesito.
He loves her. start learning		Él la quiere a ella.
She wants it. start learning		Ella lo quiere.
I see her. start learning		Yo la veo.
I do not touch her. start learning		Yo no la toco a ella.
I do not have it. start learning		No lo tengo.
I remember him. start learning		Yo lo recuerdo a él.
I know her. start learning		Yo la conozco.
I have it. start learning		Yo lo tengo.
I do not see you (formal pl) / them (M). start learning		Yo no los veo.
I love them (F) a lot. start learning		A ellas las quiero mucho.
He visits them (F). start learning		Él las visita a ellas.
I respect them (M). start learning		Yo los respeto.
I respect them (F). start learning		Yo las respeto a ellas.
I do not remember them (M). start learning		No los recuerdo a ellos.
I love them a lot (M). start learning		A ellos los quiero mucho.
I hear them (M). start learning		Los oigo a ellos.
I do not remember them (F). start learning		No las recuerdo a ellas.
She finds them (M). start learning		Ella los encuentra.
We (F) found them (M). start learning		Nosotras los encontramos a ellos.
I hear them (F). start learning		Las oigo a ellas.
She looks like her mother. start learning		Ella se parece a su madre.
The girl eats an apple. start learning		La niña se come una manzana.
She eats an apple. start learning		Ella se come una manzana.
The child eats an apple. start learning		El niño se come una manzana.
The woman eats an apple. start learning		La mujer se come una manzana.
He eats an apple. start learning		Él se come una manzana.
The children eat the soup. start learning		Los niños se comen la sopa.
The man eats an apple. start learning		El hombre se come una manzana.
I do not know it. start learning		No lo sé.
I am telling you (formal). start learning		Le digo.
She follows me. start learning		Ella me sigue.
She cooks for you (formal pl). start learning		Ella les cocina a ustedes.
I eat an apple. start learning		Yo me como una manzana.
You eat an apple. start learning		Tú te comes una manzana.
It is your desk. start learning		Es tu escritorio.
Four apples. start learning		Cuatro manzanas.
Five fish. start learning		Cinco pescados.
Two people. start learning		Dos personas.
Three hats. start learning		Tres sombreros.
I see eight horses. start learning		Yo veo ocho caballos.
I have two houses. start learning		Tengo dos casas.

ESP phrases (1001-1250)

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