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el aeropuerto, el taxi, la línea aérea, el avión,el mostrador, el/la agente, el billete, el boleto, el pasaporte, la pantalla de salidas y llegadas, la tarjeta de embarque, el número del asiento, el número del vuelo, el destino, la puerta de salida, la sala de salida, la sección de no fumar, la báscula, el talón, la maleta, el/la maletero(a), el/la pasajero(a), el equipaje (de mano), el control de seguridad
Source: J., Conrad, and Protase E. Buen Viaje!: Glencoe Spanish 1. U.S.: GlencoeMcGraw-Hill School Pub Co, 2004. 336-337. Print.
el control de pasaportes, la aduana, el reclamo de equipaje, reclamar (recoger)
el equipaje, la tripulación, el/la comandante, el/la piloto, el/la copiloto, el asistente de vuelo, la asistente de vuelo, abrir las maletas, inspeccionar, desembarcar, aterrizar, la aduana,
Source: J., Conrad, and Protase E. Buen Viaje!: Glencoe Spanish 1. U.S.: GlencoeMcGraw-Hill School Pub Co, 2004. 340-341. Print.
Verbs that have irregular "yo" forms that end in -go instead of -o. Hacer (hago, haces, hace, hacemos, hacéis, hacen), Poner (pongo, pones, pone, ponemos, ponéis, ponen), Salir (salgo, sales, sale, salímos, salís, salen), Traer (traigo, traes, trae, traemos, traéis, traen). We also looked at a verb with an irregular "yo" form and stem change (tengo, tienes, tiene, tenemos, tenéis, tienen).
Source: J., Conrad, and Protase E. Buen Viaje!: Glencoe Spanish 1. U.S.: GlencoeMcGraw-Hill School Pub Co, 2004. 344. Print.
The present progressive is used to say what is happening right now. You use a form of the verb estar and the present participle to convey this. Explanation and examples are given in English and Spanish.
*"Leer" becomes "leyendo" and "traer" becomes "trayendo" to preserve pronunciation.
Source: J., Conrad, and Protase E. Buen Viaje!: Glencoe Spanish 1. U.S.: GlencoeMcGraw-Hill School Pub Co, 2004. 347. Print.
The verb saber means to know a fact, to have information about something, or to know how to do something. Notice the irregular "yo" form.
yo sé nosotros sabemos
tú sabes vosotros sabéis
él, ella, Ud. sabe ellos, ellas, Uds. saben
Yo sé dónde está el aeropuerto.
No sabemos bucear.
The verb conocer means to know in the sense of being acquainted with and is used to talk about people and more abstract concepts rather than simple facts. Notice the irregular "yo" form.
yo conozco nosotros conocemos
tú conoces vosotros conocéis
él, ella, Ud. conoce ellos, ellas, Uds. conocen
Source: J., Conrad, and Protase E. Buen Viaje!: Glencoe Spanish 1. U.S.: GlencoeMcGraw-Hill School Pub Co, 2004. 348. Print.
