Being Famous (AQA GCSE Spanish): Flashcards
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Define la ventaja.
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Define la ventaja.
La ventaja means advantage / benefit.
Define la desventaja.
La desventaja means disadvantage / drawback.
Define la presión.
La presión means pressure.
Define la privacidad.
La privacidad means privacy.
Define la oportunidad.
La oportunidad means opportunity / chance.
How do you say 'to earn money' in Spanish?
'To earn money' is ganar dinero in Spanish.
What does peligroso/a mean?
Peligroso/a means dangerous.
How do you say 'to criticise' in Spanish?
'To criticise' is criticar in Spanish.
What does la riqueza mean?
La riqueza means wealth / riches.
La riqueza puede ser una gran .
La riqueza puede ser una gran ventaja.
Me gustaría usar mi influencia para la solidaridad.
Me gustaría usar mi influencia para promover la solidaridad.
True or False?
La desventaja means 'advantage'.
False.
La desventaja means disadvantage / drawback; 'advantage' is la ventaja.
Where is the negative marker no placed in Spanish?
No is placed directly before the conjugated verb.
What does no... nada mean?
No... nada means nothing / not anything.
What does no... nunca mean?
No... nunca means never / not ever.
What does no... nadie mean?
No... nadie means nobody / not anyone.
No tiene de privacidad.
No tiene nada de privacidad.
es perfecto.
Nadie es perfecto.
When do alguno and ninguno shorten to algún and ningún?
They shorten to algún and ningún when placed immediately before a masculine singular noun.
Define alguno/a/os/as.
Alguno/a/os/as means some / any, and must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies.
How do you say 'There is no advantage' in Spanish?
You say No hay ninguna ventaja.
No hay periodista bueno.
No hay ningún periodista bueno.
True or False?
Ninguno stays unchanged before a masculine singular noun.
False.
Ninguno shortens to ningún immediately before a masculine singular noun (e.g. ningún problema).
In phonics, how is the harsh [j] sound spelt in Spanish?
The [j] sound is spelt with 'j' or with 'ge' / 'gi', as in ejercicio and ejército.
In phonics, how is the [z] / soft [c] sound pronounced?
It is often pronounced like the 'th' in 'thing' (Spain) or as 's' (Latin America), as in celebridad.
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