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Chapter 2A Vocabulary
To talk about your school day
El almuerzo the lunch
La clase the class
La clase de … the … class
Arte art
Español Spanish
ciencias naturales science
ciencias sociales social studies
educación física physical education
inglés English
matemáticas mathematics
tecnología technology/computer
El horario the schedule
En la … hora in the…period (hour)
La tarea the homework
To describe school activities
Enseñar to teach
Estudiar to study
Hablar to talk / to speak
Necesitar to need
Tomar apuntes to take notes
Other useful expressions
A ver… let’s see…
Mucho a lot
Para for
¿Quién? Who?
(Yo) tengo I have
(Tú) tienes you have
Él/ella/Ud. tiene He/she/you formal has
To talk about the order of things
*Primero, -a first Sexto, -a sixth
Segundo, -a second Séptimo, -a seventh
*Tercero, -a third Octavo, -a eighth
Cuarto, -a fourth Noveno, -a ninth
Quinto, -a fifth Décimo, -a tenth
*In Spanish, you would say PRIMER or TERCER if you used them before a singular, masculine noun. For
example, if you wanted to say “the first car”, you would say “el primer coche”. If you wanted to say “the
third dog”, you would say “el tercer perro”. You only use primero if you don’t use a masculine noun right
after it, such as “he arrives first to Spanish class”, or “él llega primero a la clase de español”.
To talk about things you need for school
La calculadora the calculator
La carpeta de argollas 3 ring binder
El diccionario the dictionary
Yo necesito I need
Tú necesitas You need
Él/ella/Usted necesita He/she/you formal needs
To describe your classes
Aburrido, -a boring
Fácil easy
Difícil hard / difficult
Divertido, -a fun
*Favorito, -a favorite
Interesante interesting
Más…que more…than
Práctico, -a practical
*If you want to say “he/she is my favorite teacher”, you say “Es mi profesor(a) favorito(a)”. If you want to
say “It’s my favorite class”, you say “Es mi clase favorita”.
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