1.05 Exploraciones - Repaso - El vocabulario 	

Listed below are vocabulary lists from Spanish 1. This list does not include everything you learned. However, you are encouraged to use the dictionary. You can find this link on the bottom bar of each page. 	

El entretenimiento (entertainment)	

el teatro 	theater	
el actor	actor	
la actriz	actress	
el cine	movie theater	
la película 	movie, film	
cantar	to sing	
bailar	to dance	
tocar el piano 	to play the piano	
las actividades	activities	
Club de Jóvenes 	teen night club 	
piscina	pool	

	

Here are some of the irregular verbs that we studied last year. They are also in the present tense. These are irregular because their endings do not follow the pattern of a regular ar, er, or ir verb. 

IR - to go		
yo voy	nosotros, nosotras vamos	
tú vas	vosotros, vosotras vais	
él, ella, usted va	ellos, ellas, ustedes van	

SER - to be (description, days of the week, months)		
yo soy 	nosotros, nosotras somos 	
tú eres	vosotros, vosotras sois 	
él, ella, usted es	ellos, ellas, ustedes son	

ESTAR - to be (where someone or something is located, how someone feels)		
yo estoy	nosotros estamos	
tú estás	vosotros, vosotras estáis 	
él, ella, usted está	ellos, ellas, ustedes están	

TENER - to have (also used to express how old someone is. Tengo 15 años.)		
yo tengo	nosotros tenemos	
tú tienes	vosotros, vosotras tenéis 	
él, ella, usted tiene	ellos, ellas, ustedes tienen	

VENIR - to come		
yo vengo	nosotros venimos	
tú vienes	vosotros, vosotras venís 	
él, ella, usted viene	ellos, ellas, ustedes vienen	

*Note: When the verb IR is followed by a place use the personal "a" to say "to." 	

Me gusta y me gustan	

Another structure that we learned last year is Me gusta(n). We use this to express what we like. If what we like is singular, we will use me gusta. 
Me gusta el teatro.
(I like the theater. Theater is singular and therefore would be used with me gusta.)
If what we like is plural, then we would use me gustan. 
Me gustan los actores y las actrices en el teatro.
(I like the actors and actresses in the theater. Actors and actresses are plural, and therefore require the use of me gustan.)
Me gusta cantar y bailar. 
(I like to sing and dance. When using verbs or actions the singular form, gusta, is always used.)