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SPANISH 3 AMISTADES VOCAB & EL IMPERFECTO

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amable

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bald

Mi hermano es callado.

My brother is clumsy.

My brother is quiet.

You used to be silly and spoiled.

Eras tonto y mimado.

Eras tonto y flojo.

¿Te gusta coquetear? 

Does it please you to gossip?

Does it please you to flirt?

No se llevaban bien.

They did not share well.

They did not get along well.

You, my friends in Spain, had a lot in common.

Tenían mucho en común.

Teniáis mucho en común.

You, my friends in Latin America, had a lot in common.

Tenían mucho en común.

Teniáis mucho en común.

She always used to smile.

Se sonreía.

Se reía.

Charlaban.

They were talking.

They were chanting/yelling.

They used to know each other.

Se conocían.

Se conocieron.

They met each other last week.

Se conocieron.

Se conocían.

Tenía caballo rizado.

He had curly hair.

She had straight hair.

Tenías cabello ondulado. 

You, my friends in Spain, had wavy hair.

You, my friend, had wavy hair.

Fue un día desagradable. 

It was an enchanting day.

It was a nasty day.

Eran ruidosos.

They were noisy.

They were trouble makers.

He was a lazy friend. Other the other hand, he was jealous and often protected me

flojo, sin embargo, torpe, me protegíais

flojo, por otro lado, celoso, me protegía

He was adventurous but clumsy 

Fui atrevido pero ruidoso.

Fue atrevido pero torpe. 

Tenía lunar y llevaba lentes.

She had a mole and wore glasses.

You, my friend, had a mole and had freckles.

to have freckles

tener lunares

tener pecas

Conocen a alguien mimado y chismoso.

They know someone spoiled and gossipy.

They know someone spoiled and funny.