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Quasimodo: Check your answers I have 5 brothers. -- Yo tengo cinco
hermanos. They have a tall uncle. -- Ellos tienen un tío
alto. We have 10 cousins. -- Nosotros tenemos
diez primos.
I arrive at 6. – Yo vengo a las seis. He comes to the party. – él viene a la fiesta. We arrive at 8. – Nosotros venimos a las
ocho.
Tener idioms: Remember, an idiom is an expression that
doesn’t make full sense when translated word for word. You need to look at the phrase as a whole.
These Tener idioms, however, aren’t like the “happy as a clam” example where you could express the same thing in a different way. These are the correct way of stating the different ideas. They just sound funny when translated word for word to English.
You will just need to memorize these and remember to use them in the given situations rather than trying to translate from English directly.
Tener que [infinitive] = to have to do somethingTengo que trabajar el lunes.
I have to work on Monday.Ellos tienen que estudiar para la prueba. They need to study for the quiz.
¿Qué tienes que hacer hoy? What do you have to do today?
Tener ___ años ¿Cuántos años tienes tú?
Literally: How many years do you have? Meaning: How old are you?
Yo tengo veinticinco años. Literally: I have 25 years. Meaning: I am 25 years old.
Tener (mucho) calor Estamos en México de vacaciones. ¡Tenemos
mucho calor! Literally: We are in Mexico on vacation. We have a
lot of heat! Meaning: We are in Mexico on vacation. We are
very warm/hot.
Tener (mucho) frío Durante el invierno, ella tiene mucho frío.
Literally: During the winter she has a lot of cold. Meaning: During the winter she is really cold.
Tener (mucho) cuidado Él tiene mucho cuidado en el hielo pero
todavía se cayó (he still fell). Literally: He had a lot of care on the ice but he still
fell. Meaning: He was very careful on the ice but still
fell.
Tener (mucho) miedo (de) Mis hermanas tienen mucho miedo de las
arañas. Literally: My sisters have a lot of fear of the
spiders. Meaning: My sisters are very afraid of spiders.
Tener (mucha) hambre Ella tiene mucha hambre.
Literally: She has a lot of hunger. Meaning: She is very hungry.
Tener (mucha) sed Ella tiene mucha sed.
Literally: She has a lot of thirst. Meaning: She is very thirsty.
More tener idioms: Tener razón
Literally: To have reason
Meaning: to be right No tener razón
Literally: to not have reason
Meaning: to be wrong
Tener (mucha) prisa Literally: to have (a
lot of) haste
Meaning: to be in a hurry
Tener (mucho) sueño Literally: to have (a
lot of) sleepyness/dream
Meaning: to be tired Tener (mucha) suerte
Literally: to have (a lot of) luck
Meaning: to be lucky
Versículo: “Por lo demás, hermanos, todo lo que es
verdadero, todo lo honesto, todo lo justo, todo lo puro, todo lo amable, todo lo que es de buen nombre; si hay virtud alguna, si algo digno de alabanza, en esto pensad.”Filipenses cuatro versículo ocho
Agentes secretos y el mural de Picasso Con un compañero, tienes que responder a las
preguntas EN ORACIONES COMPLETAS.
Tarea: At home, try to find out a bit of information on
the Spanish Civil War: Row 1: When did the war happen? What else was
happening in the world? Row 2: Who were the two sides that were fighting?
Who were the leaders? Row 3: Who are some famous people involved in
taking sides? Row 4: Which side did Pablo Picasso support/what
do we know about Pablo Picasso? Row 5: What happened in the city of Guernica in
this time to make it famous?