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01 Hace + [time] + que & present tense

Hola. In this video lesson we’re going to see a phrase that’s used quite a bit in Spanish when talking about things that have been going on and continue to.

It should make more sense after watching the video (hopefully). 😉

Click here to download a printable copy of the first examples to write out your translations.

Let me know if you have any questions, comments or suggestions below.

Vocabulario:

medidas del tiempo:

  • minutos – minutes
  • horas – hours
  • días – days
  • semanas – weeks
  • meses – months
  • años – years

verbos:

  • asistir (a) – to attend
    • asiste a la universidad – s/he attends college
  • bailar – to dance
    • baila – s/he dances
  • besar – to kiss
    • está besando – s/he is kissing (right now)
  • comer – to eat
    • come – s/he eats
  • confesar – to confess
    • confiesa – s/he confesses
  • doler – to hurt
    • me duele – my ___ hurts
  • dormir – to sleep
    • duermo – I sleep
  • ++ duerme – s/he sleeps
  • hablar – to talk, to speak
    • hablo – I speak; I talk
  • hacer – to do; to make
    • hace caca – s/he poops
    • hace ejercicio – s/he exercises
    • hace la cama – s/he makes the bed
    • hace la tarea – s/he does homework
  • estar – to be
    • estoy – I am [feeling / located]
    • está – s/he is / it is
    • está¡ cortado – it is cut off
    • estamos – we are [feeling / located]
    • están – they are [feeling / located]
  • jugar – to play
    • están jugando – they’re playing (right now)
  • llorar – to cry
    • está llorando – s/he is crying (right now)
  • llover – to rain
    • llueve – it rains
  • mirar – to watch
    • mira – s/he watches
  • nevar – to snow
    • nieva – it snows
  • querer – to want
    • quiero – I want
  • sufrir – to suffer
    • sufre – s/he suffers
  • tener – to have
    • tengo – I have
    • tiene – s/he has / it has
  • tocar – to play [an instrument]
    • tocas – you play [an instrument]
  • usar – to use
    • uso – I use
  • ver – to see
    • veo – I see
  • vivir – to live
    • vivimos – we live

otro:

  • alrededor de – around
  • bien – well
  • con – with
  • en – in, on, at
  • enfermo – sick [male]
  • mi(s) – my
  • mucho – a lot
  • poco – a little
  • sin – without
  • su(s) – his / her / their / your (formal / plural)
  • te – you / to you / for you

sustantivos*

  • el agua – water
  • el bño – bathroom
  • el béisbol – baseball
  • el cáncer a la tiroides – thyroid cancer
  • el cuarto – room; bedroom
  • el desierto – the desert
  • el puente – bridge
  • el reloj – watch
  • el tráfico – traffic
  • la batería – drum (set)
  • la boca – mouth
  • la cabeza – head
  • la caspa – dandruff
  • la ciudad – city
  • la espalda – back
  • la foto – picture
  • la guitarra – the guitar
  • la niña – girl
  • la escuela – school
  • la enfermería – nursing
  • la televisión – television
  • un jardín de infantes – kindergarten

*el and la will translate to “the” when needed in the translation
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Samah
11 years ago

On the example of Carlos hasn’t watched tv in 4 months. I think by mistake it put in dos messes instead cuatro mesas

Yankee
12 years ago

Thanks. Thats like Voy a. BTW nice vids

Yankee
12 years ago

I don’t get it. Are you using the personal a with the school?I realize asiste is a verb but there is not a person doing an action to another person in the sentence hace tres anos que Diego asiste a la universidad.

Randy
13 years ago

Never mind… not reflexive verb…. s/he sleep….

Randy
13 years ago

“Juan no duerme bien.” I’m confused on why the reflexive verb duerme was used.

Juan no dormido bien may work too?

Kyle
13 years ago

Sr. Jordan,
Muchas gracias por los lecciones. Son muy ayuda.

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