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Let’s use a big spoken Spanish quiz to practice Leer, Escribir, Aprender, Viajar, and everything else we’ve learned this week!
Llegamos al final.
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Let’s use a big quiz to practice everything we’ve learned this week! We’ve reached the end of our 250-episode journey through all the essentials of Spanish, and if you’re interested in going deeper, go to LearnCraftSpanish.com, or stick around to the end of today’s episode to hear some options for taking your Spanish to the next level. For now, here’s our final quiz.
If you want to learn a lot, you have to travel.
Si quieres aprender mucho, tienes que viajar.
I had fresh coffee for breakfast.
Desayuné café fresco.
If you put the food in the fridge, it’s going to be cold.
Si pones la comida en la nevera, va a estar fría.
They have breakfast together, but have dinner alone.
Desayunan juntos, pero cenan solos.
She wrote the letter on purple paper.
Escribió la carta en papel violeta.
She doesn’t have dinner unless the table is clean.
No cena a menos que la mesa esté limpia.
He had something cheap for dinner.
Cenó algo barato.
They had for lunch what was in the refrigerator.
Almorzaron lo que estaba en el refrigerador.
He doesn’t want to read what you have written.
No quiere leer lo que has escrito.
Take the pink one(m), it’s clean.
Toma el rosa, está limpio.
She’s reading in the kitchen.
Está leyendo en la cocina.
My friend travels and learns a lot.
Mi amigo viaja y aprende mucho.
The food is already lukewarm and I don’t want it to be cold.
La comida ya está tibia y no quiero que esté fría.
Learn how to have lunch at home; it’s cheaper.
Aprende a almorzar en casa; es más barato.
They travel every week and have lunch there.
Viajan todas las semanas y almuerzan ahí.
The toilet in his apartment is gray.
El inodoro en su apartamento es gris.
If he has breakfast there, he can use the shower.
Si desayuna ahí, puede usar la ducha.
We never use that furniture to have dinner.
Nunca usamos esos muebles para cenar.
We have dinner with our friends in the dining room on Fridays.
Cenamos con nuestros amigos en el comedor los viernes.
I’ll see you at the old yellow building.
Te veré en el edificio antiguo y amarillo.
You have to walk slowly, because the floor is wet.
Tienes que andar despacio, porque el piso está mojado.
She only reads short stories sitting on the couch.
Solo lee historias cortas sentada en el sofá.
I had lunch with him when I was traveling.
Almorcé con él cuando estaba viajando.
He only writes at his desk.
Solo escribe en su escritorio.
She has to write about her home.
Tiene que escribir sobre su hogar.
I have traveled a lot and I learned different things.
He viajado mucho y aprendí cosas diferentes.
I have breakfast in the kitchen at my flat.
Desayuno en la cocina en mi departamento.
Please, use the sink before having breakfast.
Por favor, usa el lavamanos antes de desayunar.
The bathtub is wide and brown, I don’t like it.
La bañera es ancha y marrón, no me gusta.
Write him a letter when you travel.
Escríbele una carta cuando viajes.
The wardrobe is narrow and short; I can’t put clothes there.
El armario es estrecho y corto, no puedo poner ropa ahí.
I read(past) the book slowly to be able to understand it.
Leí el libro despacio para poder entenderlo.
She wants me to travel there, but my car is slow.
Ella quiere que yo viaje ahí, pero mi auto es lento.
I’m reading the same book that you’re reading.
Leo el mismo libro que lees.
The food was expensive, but at least it’s hot.
La comida fue cara, pero al menos está caliente.
The rent of the flat is too expensive.
El alquiler del departamento es demasiado caro.
Read what I wrote and tell me if you like it.
Lee lo que escribí y dime si te gusta.
Did you learn how to get to the apartment?
¿Aprendiste cómo llegar al apartamento?
I haven’t read it, so I haven’t learned it yet.
No lo he leído, así que no lo he aprendido aún.
I don’t want my home to be dirty.
No quiero que mi hogar esté sucio.
The food is dry, I need something to drink.
La comida está seca, necesito algo para tomar.
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