Instrucciones - Instructions
Los Juegos/The Games -Hangman
Exámenes - Exams
¿Cómo estás? - How are you?(familiar)
¿Cómo está? - How are you?(formal)
¿Cómo está? - How are you? Adobe Flash Player not installed or older than 9.0.115!
Note: An adjective will either end in an "a" or an "o".
Note: When a masculine person speaks and is describing something about themselves, the adjective will end in an "o" most of the time.
Note: When a feminine person speaks and is describing something about themselves, the adjective will end in an "a" most of the time.
¿Cómo está? - How are you? (formal)
¿Cómo estás? - How are you? (familiar)
Estoy enojado. - I am angry. (masculine)
Estoy enojada. - I am angry. (feminine)
Estoy triste. - I am sad. Note: "triste" is used for a feminine or masculine person.
Estoy contento. - I am happy. (masculine)
Estoy contenta. - I am happy. (feminine)
Yo tengo hambre. - I am hungry.
Tengo hambre. - I am hungry. Note: "Yo tengo hambre." really translates to "I have hunger."
Yo tengo miedo. - I am scared.
Tengo miedo. - I'm scared.Note: "miedo" is used for both masc. and fem. speaker.
Yo tengo dolor de cabeza. - I have a headache.
dolor de cabeza. - I have a headache.
dolor - pain
de - of
cabeza - head
dolor de cabeza - pain of head
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