Divertirse - to have fun

[YO] ME DIVIERTO CON EL CAMIONCITO - I HAVE FUN WITH THE TRUCK




[TÚ] TE DIVIERTES CON EL CAMIONCITO -YOU HAVE FUN WITH THE TRUCK





[USTEDES] SE DIVIERTEN CON EL CAMIONCITO - YOU GUYS HAVE FUN WITH THE TRUCK





[USTED] SE DIVIERTE CON EL CAMIONCITO - YOU [FORMAL] HAVE FUN WITH THE TRUCK






[NOSOTROS] NOS DIVERTIMOS CON EL CAMIONCITO- WE HAVE FUN WITH THE TRUCK




[EL] SE DIVIERTE CON EL CAMIONCITO - HE HAS FUN WITH THE TRUCK





[ELLA] SE DIVIERTE CON EL CAMIONCITO - SHE HAS FUN WITH THE TRUCK





[ELLOS] SE DIVIERTEN CON EL CAMIONCITO - THEY HAVE FUN WITH THE TRUCK






QUIERO DIVERTIRME CON EL CAMIONCITO - I WANT TO HAVE FUN WITH THE TRUCK















































































































Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Apoyar - to support

[YO] APOYO LA ESCALA - I SUPPORT THE LADDER




[TÚ] APOYAS LA ESCALA - YOU SUPPORT THE LADDER






[USTEDES] APOYAN LA ESCALA - YOU GUYS SUPPORT THE LADDER





[USTED] APOYA LA ESCALA - YOU [FORMAL] SUPPORT THE LADDER






[ELLOS] APOYAN LA ESCALA - THEY SUPPORT THE LADDER






[EL] APOYA LA ESCALA - HE SUPPORTS THE LADDER






[ELLA] APOYA LA ESCALA - SHE SUPPORTS THE LADDER





[ELLOS] APOYAN LA ESCALA - THEY SUPPORT THE LADDER





QUIERO APOYAR LA ESCALA - I WANT TO SUPPORT THE LADDER
















































Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Almorzar - to have lunch

[YO] ALMUERZO A LA UNA - I HAVE LUNCH AT ONE O'CLOCK



[TÚ] ALMUERZAS A LA UNA - YOU HAVE LUNCH AT ONE O'CLOCK



[USTEDES] ALMUERZAN A LA UNA - YOU GUYS HAVE LUNCH AT ONE O'CLOCK




[USTED] ALMUERZA A LA UNA - YOU [FORMAL] HAVE LUNCH AT ONE O'CLOCK






[NOSOTROS] ALMORZAMOS A LA UNA - WE HAVE LUNCH AT ONE O'CLOCK


[EL] ALMUERZA A LA UNA - HE HAS LUNCH AT ONE O'CLOCK






[ELLA] ALMUERZA A LA UNA - SHE HAS LUNCH AT ONE O'CLOCK






[ELLOS] ALMUERZAN A LA UNA - THEY HAVE LUNCH AT ONE O'CLOCK






QUIERO ALMORZAR A LA UNA - I WANT TO HAVE LUNCH AT ONE O'CLOCK


















































Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Sacar - to take out

[YO] SACO LA MANZANA DE LA NEVERA - I TAKE THE APPLE OUT OF THE REFRIDGERATOR




[TÚ] SACAS LA MANZANA DE LA NEVERA - YOU TAKE THE APPLE OUT OF THE REFRIDGERATOR





[USTEDES] SACAN MANZANAS DE LA NEVERA - YOU GUYS TAKE APPLES OUT OF THE REFRDGERATOR





[USTED] SACA LA MANZANA DE LA NEVERA - YOU [FORMAL] TAKE THE APPLE OUT OF THE REFRIDGERATOR





[NOSOTROS] SACAMOS MANZANAS DE LA NEVERA - WE TAKE APPLES OUT OF THE REFRIDGERATOR





[EL] SACA LA MANZANA DE LA NEVERA - HE TAKES THE APPLE OUT OF THE REFRIDGERATOR





[ELLA] SACA LA MANZANA DE LA NEVERA - SHE TAKES THE APPLE OUT OF THE REFRIDGERATOR





[ELLOS] SACAN MANZANAS DE LA NEVERA - THEY TAKE APPLES OUT OF THE REFRIDGERATOR





QUIERO SACAR LA MANZANA DE LA NEVERA - I WANT TO TAKE THE APPLE OUT OF THE REFRIDGERATOR




Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Necesitar - to need

[YO] NECESITO AGUA - I NEED WATER




[TÚ] NECESITAS AGUA - YOU NEED WATER






[USTEDES] NECESITAN AGUA - YOU GUYS NEED WATER





[USTED] NECESITA AGUA - YOU [FORMAL] NEED AGUA





[NOSOTROS] NECESITAMOS AGUA - WE NEED WATER





[EL] NECESITA AGUA - HE NEEDS WATER





[ELLA] NECESITA AGUA - SHE NEEDS WATER






[ELLOS] NECESITAN AGUA - THEY NEED WATER







VOY A NECESITAR AGUA - I AM GOING TO NEED WATER

















































Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Dejar - to leave (in a determined place)

[ YO] DEJO EL LIBRO SOBRE LA MESA- I LEAVE THE BOOK ON THE TABLE




[TÚ] DEJAS EL LIBRO SOBRE LA MESA - YOU LEAVE THE BOOK ON THE TABLE





[USTEDES] DEJAN LOS LIBROS SOBRE LA MESA - YOU GUYS LEAVE THE BOOKS ON THE TABLE




[USTED] DEJA EL LIBRO SOBRE LA MESA - YOU [FORMAL] LEAVE THE BOOK ON THE TABLE




[NOSOTROS] DEJAMOS LOS LIBROS SOBRE LA MESA - WE LEAVE THE BOOKS ON THE TABLE




[EL] DEJA EL LIBRO SOBRE LA MESA - HE LEAVES THE BOOK ON THE TABLE





[ELLA] DEJA EL LIBRO SOBRE LA MESA - SHE LEAVES THE BOOK ON THE TABLE




[ELLOS] DEJAN LOS LIBROS SOBRE LA MESA -THEY LEAVE THE BOOKS ON THE TABLE






QUIERO DEJAR EL LIBRO SOBRE LA MESA - I WANT TO LEAVE THE BOOK ON THE TABLE


Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!