Vocabulary

levantarse/leβanˈtaɾse/

to get up

Me levanto a las siete. — I get up at seven.

despertarse/despeɾˈtaɾse/

to wake up (me despierto)

ducharse/duˈtʃaɾse/

to have a shower

vestirse/besˈtiɾse/

to get dressed (me visto)

desayunar/desaʝuˈnaɾ/

to have breakfast

comer/koˈmeɾ/

to eat; to have lunch

cenar/θeˈnaɾ/

to have dinner

acostarse/akosˈtaɾse/

to go to bed (me acuesto)

vivir/biˈβiɾ/

to live

leer/leˈeɾ/

to read

escribir/eskɾiˈβiɾ/

to write

aprender/apɾenˈdeɾ/

to learn

ir/iɾ/

to go (voy, vas, va…)

Voy a clase a las nueve. — I go to class at nine.

mañanaf./maˈɲana/

morning (also: tomorrow)

tardef./ˈtaɾðe/

afternoon, early evening (also: late)

nochef./ˈnotʃe/

night, evening

temprano/temˈpɾano/

early

siempre/ˈsjempɾe/

always

normalmente/noɾmalˈmente/

usually

a veces/a ˈβeθes/

sometimes

nunca/ˈnuŋka/

never

todos los días/ˈtoðos los ˈðias/

every day

horaf./ˈoɾa/

hour; time (on the clock)

¿qué hora es?/ke ˈoɾa es/

what time is it?

¿a qué hora…?/a ke ˈoɾa/

at what time…?

en punto/em ˈpunto/

o'clock, sharp

y cuarto/i ˈkwaɾto/

quarter past

y media/i ˈmeðja/

half past

menos cuarto/ˈmenos ˈkwaɾto/

quarter to

lunesm./ˈlunes/

Monday

martesm./ˈmaɾtes/

Tuesday

miércolesm./ˈmjeɾkoles/

Wednesday

juevesm./ˈxweβes/

Thursday

viernesm./ˈbjeɾnes/

Friday

sábadom./ˈsaβaðo/

Saturday

domingom./doˈmiŋɡo/

Sunday

fin de semanam./fin de seˈmana/

weekend