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- "All day." "todo el día"
- "Anything else?" "algo más"
- "Are you sure?" "está usted seguro"
- "As soon as possible." "cuanto antes"
- "At night." "por la noche"
- "At once!" "en seguida"
- "At what time?" "a qué hora"
- "Can I look at it?" "puedo mirarlo"
- "Can I see it?" "puede verlo"
- "Can you come?" "puede venir"
- "Come in." "pasa usted"
- "Continue!" "siga"
- "Do you know her?" "conoce usted a ella"
- "Don't worry." "no se preocupe"
- "Every day." "cada día"
- "Go on." "siga"
- "He gave me a present." "el me dió un regalo"
- "He has erased it." "el lo ha borrado"
- "He is seated." "está sentado"
- "He learns" "el aprende"
- "He was dancing." "el bailaba"
- "He will finish." "el acabará"
- "He worked all day." "el trabajó todo el día"
- "Help!" "socorro"
- "Her eyes are blue." "ella tiene los ojos azules"
- "Here is fine, thank you." "aquí está bien gracias"
- "Here it is." "aquí está"
- "How much is it?" "cuanto es"
- "How old is he?" "cuántos años tiene él"
- "Hurry!" "de prisa"
- "I am afraid." "tengo miedo"
- "I am at home." "estoy en casa"
- "I am cold." "tengo frío"
- "I am hot." "tengo calor"
- "I am hungry." "tengo hambre"
- "I am in a hurry." "tengo prisa"
- "I am sorry." "lo siento mucho"
- "I am thirsty." "tengo sed"
- "I am tired." "estoy cansado"
- "I don't know." "no sé"
- "I don't speak Spanish." "no habla espanol"
- "I don't understand." "no entiendo"
- "I feel sleepy." "tengo sueño"
- "I fell asleep in class." "me dormí en la clase"
- "I hope so." "espero que sí"
- "I know the president." "yo conozco el presidente"
- "I took a bath." "me bañe"
- "I will think about it." "lo pensaré"
- "Instead of" "en vez de"
- "It doesn't matter." "no importa"
- "It is 4:00 exactly." "son las cuatro en punto"
- "It is 5:30." "son las cinco y media"
- "It is one o'clock." "es la una"
- "It's cold." "hace frio"
- "It's noisy." "es ruidoso"
- "Last week." "la semana pasada"
- "Let's see." "vamos a ver"
- "Little by little" "poco a poco"
- "Look here." "mire"
- "Look out!" "cuidado"
- "Merry Christmas." "feliz Navidad"
- "My hands are cold." "tengo las manos frías"
- "My watch is slow." "mi reloj anda atrasado"
- "Next month." "el mes próximo"
- "Next week." "la semana próxima"
- "Obviously." "claro que sí"
- "Please help me." "ayudeme por favor"
- "Please wait here." "por favor espere aquí"
- "Right away." "pronto"
- "She knew it." "ella lo sabía"
- "She looked for her book." "ella buscó a su libro"
- "She will dry the dishes." "ella secará los platos"
- "She will help." "ella ayudará"
- "Sit down." "siéntese"
- "Sure." "claro"
- "That is true." "es verdad"
- "The baby is sleeping." "el niño está durmiendo"
- "The book fell." "el libro cayó"
- "The boy threw the ball." "el muchacho tiró la pelota"
- "The boys play." "ellos juegan"
- "The door is open." "la puerta está abierto"
- "The glass broke." "el vaso rompió"
- "The house is very big." "la casa es muy grande"
- "The record player" "el tocadiscos"
- "The weekend." "el fin de semana"
- "There is none." "no hay"
- "They are dancing." "están bailando"
- "They do not study enough." "no estudian bastante"
- "This one?" "èste"
- "Today is June 2." "hoy es el dos de junio"
- "What a pity." "qué lástima"
- "What are you doing?" "qué hace"
- "What do you wish?" "que desea usted"
- "What is the date?" "cuál es la fecha"
- "What is your name?" "como se llama usted"
- "What time does it close?" "a qué hora cierran"
- "What time does it open?" "a qué horas abren"
- "What time is it?" "qué hora es"
- "When will it be ready?" "cuándo estará listo"
- "Where are you from?" "de dónde viene"
- "Where is a boarding house?" "dónde hay un pensión"
- "Where is the bathroom?" "dónde está el baño"
- "Where is the chemist?" "dónde está la farmacia"
- "Where is the dentist?" "dónde está el dentista"
- "Which days?" "cuáles días"
- "Which one?" "cuál"
- "Who lived there?" "quién vivió ahí"
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