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Hola, chic@s
I haven’t been on in years, and I’m wondering if I should start again. Like if you’re still follow langblr (do they still call it that? lol)

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To @luckystarchild for her fic ““Lucky Child”
08/19/19
Suplicar: (v.) to beg
08/18/19
Trasnochar: (v.) to stay up all night
I’ve made a grave mistake
Because of the fast pace of my Spanish class, I have to learn at least 200 vocab words a week.

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Guess Who’s Back
Hey, guys! I just started college, and this blog is officially active again! I’m taking accelerated intermediate Spanish (yikes) which basically combines two semesters of second-year Spanish in one. So this means I’m going to be dedicating a lot of time to Spanish.
Because of this, I’m going to be bringing back “Palabra del Día,” make a bunch of vocabulary lists, and overall be more active in the langblr community.
If anyone’s still following me, I’d love to hear some vocab suggestions!
heating la calefacción
It’s a cognate. This is the English word: calefaction n. [ˌkælə’fækʃən] The property of being warming; Synonyms: incalescence. .. but it’s probably easier to think about all the heat in California.
Keep reading
//very late valentine’s day themed vocab
la caja de bombones - box of chocolates
el beso - kiss
el ramo de flores - bouquet of flowers
el príncipe azul - Prince Charming
Día de los Enamorados - Valentine´s day
TQM (Te quiero mucho) - XOXO/ily (i love you)
el corazón - heart/sweetheart
el cupido - cupid
media naranja - soulmate (media - half; la naranja - orange)
Fillers words are those small interruptions we put in our sentences whenever we talk. Mostly shunned upon when writing papers, or giving speeches, but in casual conversations it pops up all the time.
There are times where I just end up saying, “um,” “like,” “uhh,” and so on. You know, things like that and was curious how I can also transfer that blank state of mind in another language.
Well, that and it gives you time while you’re thinking of the right words for your target language. It sounds more natural than saying the English filler words and it won’t confuse the native speakers as much.
These are the filler words in the languages I’m learning:
SPANISH
Pues – Well
A ver – Let’s see
Digo – I say
O sea – I mean
Entonces – So/therefore
Asi que – So/therefore
Bueno – Well
Es que – It’s just that
Este – Umm/uhh
La cosa es – The thing is
A lo que me refiero es – What I refer to is
JAPANESE
えーと [eeto] – Umm
あのう [ano] – Well/say
その [sono] – That/the
ええ [ee] – Uhh
なんか [nanka] – Something
それで [Sore de] – So
You can extend the way you say it such as eeeeto, or sonooo.
ITALIAN
Meno male – Thank goodness
Allora – So
Ma dai – Come on
Quindi – Therefore
Vediamo un po’ – Let me see
Siccome – Seeing as/since
Visto che – Seeing as
Comunque – Anyway
A proposito – By the way
Per la maggior parte – For the most part
Forse – Maybe
Magari – Perhaps
RUSSIAN
Ну – Well
Это/эта – Well
Типа – well, kinda
Как бы – Sort of
В общем – Basically, so
Слышь – Y’know
В принципе – Theoretically
Это самое – Whatsit, whatchamacallit
Собственно – As a matter of fact
Значит – So/well then
Скажем – Say
Однозначно – Sure thing
Так сказать – Sort of/kind of
Жесть – Sick/awesome/sick-awesome/harsh/heavy
В натуре – Actually, for real
Прямо скажем – To be honest
Короче – Bla-bla-bla, long story short
То сё, пятое десятое – This and that
Реально – For real
На самом деле – Actually
Круто – Cool
Конечно – Totally
Прикольно/ по приколу – Fun
FRENCH
Alors – So
Allez – Right/Go ahead
Euh – Uhh
Quoi – What
Bref – Basically
Bien – Well
En fait – In fact
Quand même – Still/anyway
Tu sais – You know
Bon/bon ben – Well
C’est-à-dire – That is to say
A la limite – I mean/I suppose
PORTUGESE
Ou seja – Like/I mean/That is to say
Bom – Well/um/ok
Então – So/then
Pois – So/then
Ahn/Hum – Um/er
Mas – But
Bem – Well
Certo – Right
Certo/é assim – Right/isn’t it
Como – Like
Try using these words as you slowly start forming sentences, or just use it whenever you’re studying in your target language.
Feel free to add more, or let me know if I missed anything! Happy studies!
besides indicating stress, accents can change the meaning of a word. so…here are some accented words and their unaccented alter egos.
aun → even || aún → still
de → of || dé → subjuntive/imperative form of dar
el → the || él → he
mas → but || más → more
mi → my || mí → object form of yo with prepositions
se → one’s self || sé → yo form for saber
si → if || sí → yes
te → object form of tú || té → tea
tu → your || tú → you
these differences come with context, so it’s hard to be confused while listening to someone speak. but, be mindful of the accents when writing.

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Clothes in Spanish
la ropa - clothes
una camiseta - a t-shirt
una camisa - a shirt
los pantalones - pants
una falda - a skirt
los shorts - shorts
un vestido - a dress
un suéter - a sweater
una chaqueta - a jacket
un abrigo - a jacket
los guantes - gloves
los tejanos - jeans
la ropa interior - underwear
los calcetines - socks
los zapatos - shoes
los zapatos de tacón - high heels
un bolso - a purse
un cinturón - a belt
una bufanda - a scarf
un pañuelo - a shawl
la joyería - jewelry
un anillo - a ring
un collar - a necklace
una pulsera - a bracelet
los pendientes - earings
llevar/vestir - to wear (to have on)
ponerse - to put on
vestirse - to get dressed
desvestirse - to get undressed
Dialects of Spanish in the Americas.
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Christmas in Spanish
I’m Dreaming Of A White Christmas…
Navidad - Christmas
Papá Noel - Santa Claus
Día de navidad - Christmas Day
Nochebuena - Christmas Eve
la misa del gallo - Midnight Mass
Árbol de navidad - Christmas tree
el muérdago - mistletoe
las luces de Navidad - Christmas lights
un villancico - Christmas carol
un regalo de Navidad - Christmas present
un reno - a reindeer
la comida de Navidad - Christmas feast
¡Feliz Navidad! - Merry Christmas!
Summer Vacation (Spanish)

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❄Winter in Spanish❄
Winter is coming!
el invierno - winter
un copo de nieve - a snowflake
un río congelado - a frozen river
un monigote de nieve - a snowman
una bola de nieve - a snowball
un carámbano - an icicle
una ventisca - a blizzard
el hielo - ice
los guantes - gloves
la nieve - snow
la helada - frost
la frialdad - coldness
la nevada - snowfall
patinar sobre hielo - to ice skate
tener frío - to be cold
hace frío - it is cold
calentarse - to warm oneself
nevar - to snow
está nevando - it is snowing